22/09/2025
Lexytron: Something Eurovisual
In 2020 then London-based Anglo-Greco-Persian artist Lexytron released a debut album titled, ‘Something Blue’, not in ...
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Arli Liberman & Rhian Sheehan: Traces of an Ancient Future
‘Traces’, the collaborative album by Arli Liberman and Rhian Sheehan, is a cinematic journey that drifts between sci-fi ...
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Brian Baker: Whanganui Blues Gun
Having returned to his homeland from Melbourne, after four decades as a working musician across the ditch, multi-talented ...
READ MORE >10/09/2025
Julia Belle: Triumphing Over Pain
Living across the ditch for a decade, Julia Belle and her sister busked on the streets of Lismore, NSW, and when back home ...
READ MORE >05/09/2025
Pearly*: Finding Dunedin’s Sweet Spot
Pearly* are fast becoming one of the new faces of Ōtepoti Dunedin music. The alt-rock guitar band of Joel Field, Phaedra ...
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Aridni Orca: Tales of Fantasy & Imagination
You may remember Indira Force as the singer from Christchurch trip-hop group Doprah, or from her ethereally experimental ...
READ MORE >31/08/2025
Lachie Hayes: Fire In His Heart
As the first release from the first artist signed to Southland’s first record label, Lachie Hayes’ album ‘Subsatellite’ ...
READ MORE >29/08/2025
Georgia Lines: Make Yourself Her Guest
In the decade since first coming to national attention as the 2014 solo/duo winner of Smokefreerockquest, Georgia Lines has ...
READ MORE >28/08/2025
Samuel Flynn Scott: Blues, Roots & Groove On Show
Samuel Flynn Scott's musical output is prodigious, more than a dozen albums between his solo work, The Phoenix Foundation, ...
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