26/11/2014
The Prophet Motive: Density In Motion
What’s not to like about The Prophet Motive? As band names go it’s artful and as songs go, downright down-to-earth. The ...
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Brendan Smyth: 25 years behind the desk
Brendan Smyth may typically wear a black T-shirt and jeans, but he is a civil servant and master of government bureaucracy, ...
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Sola Rosa: Sola Flare
If you’ve ever gone to a festival in New Zealand, chances are you might’ve seen Sola Rosa in one incarnation or the other ...
READ MORE >07/11/2014
Terror Of The Deep: Deep Space That Is…
You can’t blame the rest of the country for not being familiar with Wellington three-piece Terror Of The Deep as they haven’t ...
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Hallelujah Picassos: Picasso To The Core
This September saw the release of the first new Hallelujah Picassos recordings for nigh on 20 years, the topically-titled ...
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Von Voin Strum: No Problemo
After years of hard slogging in and around Christchurch Von Voin Strum are no longer strangers to big stages, their CV including ...
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Miho Wada: The Whole Mystery Fruit Bowl
Among the many crazily creative and quirky musicians that this magazine is proud to be able to support, Miho Wada rates highly ...
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Eb & Sparrow: Wearing All Those Clothes
The name hints at an artful simplicity, of humility and humanity, and of an earthy folkiness – and Eb & Sparrow, the ...
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Majic Paora: Waiata Magic
In a genre dominated by male artists, 18-year-old reggae-roots artist Majic Paora has been logging one success after the ...
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