08/07/2025
Come On Up: Knocking On The Door
Inspired to build a legacy, Whanganui whānau band Come On Up perform a heartwarming fusion of reggae, gospel, R&B and ...
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LEIGH: Welcoming Her Future Self
LEIGH is the art pop solo project of Cameron McCurdy (she/her), a trans musician, multi-instrumentalist, comic maker and ...
READ MORE >02/07/2025
Mirage: Showing Another Side
Finishing 2024 on a high with the chart-topping success of Summer Won’t Be The Same, Bay of Plenty psychedelic indie act ...
READ MORE >24/06/2025
Brooke x Starce: Double Input x Double Output
Brooke x Starce are independent artists coming for the Aotearoa dance music scene, full throttle. These South Auckland twins ...
READ MORE >19/06/2025
Powder Chutes: Wickedness Increase
Self-described garage rock upstarts Powder Chutes look to be carving a track towards Shihad’s just-vacated crown as the ...
READ MORE >17/06/2025
Robinson: Becoming Happy To Create
Anna Robinson has a family history of moving around, and since her 2018 breakthrough single Nothing To Regret propelled ...
READ MORE >11/06/2025
Bub: They Certainly Can
If you believe their (probably) tongue-in-cheek hype, Bub is probably your new favourite band. Mixing doo-wop harmonies ...
READ MORE >09/06/2025
Phoebe Rings: Drifting Into Reach
There’s a certain otherworldly quality that drifts through the music of Phoebe Rings, but if their self-titled EP was up ...
READ MORE >28/05/2025
Velveteen: Hypertrophic Developments
Released by Ōtautahi’s Winegum Records, the compelling debut album from newcomer rock outfit Velveteen blends ‘90s ...
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