There’s barely been a time in the last 30 years when his music wasn’t being heard. He tours regularly, solo and with The Heavy Eights or The Clean, and every few years, a new album drops with a brilliant song or two out front to point the way: ‘You Forget’ on Here Come The Cars, ‘No No No’ from Sugarmouth, ‘Diamond Mine’ from Left By Soft, ‘Christopher Columbus’ and ‘Comin’ On’ from End Times Undone.
David Kilgour dipped back into the rock’s rich catalogue covering songs for release by Love (Message To Pretty with Martin Phillipps, 1994), and The Who, The Squires and The (New Zealand) Avengers for an EP as Pop Art Toasters (1994).
Outside of The Clean and The Great Unwashed, David Kilgour's bands and solo career includes recording and/or performances under the following names: Chums, Seedcake, Spiritual Gas Station, Stephen, David Kilgour and The Strange, Cloth, David Kilgour and The Zub, David Kilgour and The Best Minds, David Kilgour and The Heavy Eights.
End Times Undone was pressed on random coloured vinyl. There was no way of finding out what colour you had until the seal was broken.