Hurtling Through

Hurtling Through is a joint effort EP /mini-album by Hollie Fullbrook, Tiny Ruins, and Hamish Kilgour of The Clean.[1][2]

Hurtling Through
Studio album by
Tiny Ruins
Released27 November 2015
GenreRock
LabelBella Union
Producer

Background

In 2013, Hollie Fullbrook met Hamish Kilgour in New York City and they did some shows together. On the final day of their string of shows, they recorded two tracks with producer Gary Olson in a basement studio. That was the start of it. The following year, Fullbrook went back to the States and she and Kilgour recorded more tracks.[3]

Songs from the album were performed live in March 2016 for Radio New Zealand by Fullbrook, Kilgour, Zac Arnold,[4] and Gary Hunt.[5][6]

Reviews

Reviewer Anne Toller of the Sydney Morning Herald The album has hints of a British folk revival sound, and of raga, with drumming by Kilgour pushing the style of Hollie Fullbrook into a folk psych direction.[7]

Releases
Hurtling Through (LP) Bella Union Bella 515V Flying Nun Records FN558
Pos Song title time Notes
A1 "Tread Softly"
A2 "Hurtling Through"
A3 "Turn Around"
B1 "Little Did I Know"
B2 "Wandering Aengus"
B3 "Public Menace"
B4 "King's County"
Musicians
  • Hollie Fullbrook - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals, Cello, Organ, Dulcimer
  • Hamish Kilgour - Drums, Percussion, Wind Chimes, Jew's Harp, Harmonica, Shaker, Guiro, Tambourine, Tabla, Spoons
  • Danny Tunick - Bass (tracks: A3, B2), Vibraphone
  • Greg Vegas - Saxophone
  • (Uncredited) - Cello
Production
  • Chris Chetland - Mastering
  • Gary Olson - Mixing, Production, Recording
  • Hollie Fullbrook - Production
  • Hamish Kilgour - Production[8]
Hurtling Through (CD) Spunk Records URA 477 Flying Nun Records URA 477
Pos Song title time Notes
1 "Tread Softly"
2 "Hurtling Through"
3 "Turn Around"
4 "Little Did I Know"
5 "Wandering Aengus"
6 "Public Menace"
7 "King's County"[9]
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References
  1. Taranaki Daily News 3 February 2016 Tiny Ruins heading for Womad New Zealand at the Bowl of Brooklands
  2. Sydney Morning Herald 26 May 2016 New Zealand folkie Tiny Ruins has a rich store of memories Craig Mathieson Film, music and TV critic
  3. UnderTheRadar.co.nz Wednesday, 28 October 2015 Listen: Tiny Ruins And Hamish Kilgour - Hurtling Through
  4. Radio New Zealand Saturday 12 March 2016 Music 101 Pocket Edition 77: U.S. Girls/Tiny Ruins and Hamish Kilgour/ The Beths with Emma Smith
  5. Simon Grigg The Terrorways (12.78 – 11.79)
  6. Radio New Zealand 22 March 2016 Tiny Ruins & Hamish Kilgour
  7. Sydney Morning Herald 3 December 2015 Shortlist album reviews: Guy Garvey, Patrick James, Rob Hirst and Sean Sennett, Tracy Chapman, Tiny Ruins and Hamish Kilgour
    Tiny Ruins & Hamish Kilgour, HURTLING THROUGH EP (Flying Nun/Spunk Records)
  8. Discogs Tiny Ruins & Hamish Kilgour – Hurtling Through (LP)
  9. Discogs Tiny Ruins & Hamish Kilgour – Hurtling Through (CD)
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