Frozen Orange was recorded almost entirely by Mark Nevers at his Beechhouse Studios in Nashville (2 tracks-"Dogs Barking" and "A Head Full Of Rolling Stones"- were recorded with the Heavy Eights back home in New Zealand), over the course of two visits in the summer and late fall of 2003. Frozen Orange features the contributions of Lamchop members Matt Swanson, Tony Crow, William Tyler and Sam Baker. There is even a surprise appearance by Jason Loewenstein. The album showcases a sublime combination of Kilgour's signature guitar lines and shambolic, quirky melodies with an added twist of country twang and a little bit of R&B/soul courtesy of his friends in Nashville. Frozen Orange also marks the first time that Kilgour has relinquished control in the studio to an outside producer; such was his faith in Nevers and his vision for the project.

You can see the new video for "Living in Space" filmed in Nashville by Bridget Sutherland at http://www.graphics.inhb.co.nz/Movies/LIS.htm

Look out for David Kilgour and the Heavy Eights on Tour in NZ

What some offshore writers are saying about Frozen Orange:

The Irish Times ?Frozen Orange is a record of such effortless loveliness that it sounds like something conjured up in a dream?an otherworldly journey from the sublime to the meticulous (Four Stars)

Bandoppler.com ?a remarkably timeless fairy tale rock and roll adventure

ErasingClouds.com ?melodies that are never showy but damn near perfect, filled with emotion. Frozen Orange is as good as any of his albums, with that habit of causally stealing your heart

JunkMedia.org ?a luminously lovely solo album?New Zealander David Kilgour may not be a household name in America, but things would be a lot better, musically speaking, if he was

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