17/12/2014
Dictaphone Blues: Like A Wave
Dictaphone Blues’ sophomore album ‘Beneath The Crystal Palace’ earned plenty of admiring talk following its release ...
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The Doqument: Double Statement
An album and a series of singles have followed since The Doqument’s self-titled debut track was released in 2012, leading ...
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Nadia Reid: Reid The Signs
Nadia Reid has an evident penchant for giving meaningful titles to her song collections, her new album ‘Listen To Formation, ...
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Thee Rum Coves: Polish & Grit
With old-school swagger and sharp-edged attitude, Thee Rum Coves have been electrifying the Auckland music scene with their ...
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Randa: Critically Likely to Succeed
If you hadn’t previously noticed Randa, or Randa’s impressively deep investment in pop culture, then the mid-2013 video ...
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Death and the Maiden: Temporarily So
Although conceived as more of a recording act, Death and the Maiden have been playing their intriguing brand of gothic techno-electronica ...
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Eyreton Hall: Corrugated Splendour
In Melbourne they performed as The Portraits, but Toni Randle and Andrew Keegan have more lately named their music collaboration ...
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Darren Watson: Bugged By The Blues
He’s beholden to the blues, and it seems, the capital. Darren Watson has done his time in Chicago, been feted in Nashville ...
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Rob Ruha: That’s Us
Most people around the country will know that Lorde left the 2014 NZ Music Awards with an armful of trophies. With 22 different ...
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