01/04/2022
The Late Starters: Halfway To 100 & Quarter To Ten
Christchurch pub rock band The Late Starters are a bunch of ol' mates who initially got to know each other through a Garden ...
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October And The Eyes: Don’t Ever Give Up
Building on her debut EP 'Dogs and Gods', October And The Eyes has been scouting a place in the UK music scene since 2020. ...
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Tobias: A Song About The Game
Following the early March release of his second single, One Night, Kat Parsons caught up with the widely travelled New Plymouth ...
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Jamie McDell: Stepping Stone
It's been a decade since Jamie McDell ran off the beach and into national attention as a promising new folk/pop artist, with ...
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Forenzics: Time For A Change
Split Enz’ international heyday came in the late 1970s/early ’80s, but the band’s origins as Split Ends date back to ...
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Ashy: Nobody Like Her
Born in 1998, Christchurch pop artist Ashy Batchelor slips just inside the start of the so-called Gen Z, nutshell-described ...
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Die! Die! Die!: In Seventh Heaven
Featured on the cover of NZ Musician magazine back in 2010, Die! Die! Die! still rate as one of the country's favourite, ...
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Missy: Major To Minor & Much In-Between
Missy first emerged in 2018 with a darkly enigmatic brand of electronic pop which incorporated traces of classical influences. ...
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Hollie Smith: Orchestral Manoeuvres From The Dark
Entering her third decade as an artist, Hollie Smith has reached a stage from where her major label promotions folk happily ...
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