30/04/2014
Rob Thorne: Blending Ancient and Modern
Rob Thorne has been in the alt-Palmy scene for over two decades, since back when there was a strong industrial experimental ...
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Little Lapin: Bouncing Ahead
Even before this Plymouth-born and raised rabbit packed up her few bags and followed the northern wind, from her adopted ...
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Tami Neilson: Blowing Up Large!
You might have to hold the folded cardboard CD cover up close to notice that it actually reads, ‘Tami Neilson is Dynamite!’ ...
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Liam Finn: Accidental Doctrine of Destruction
Since his teenage Betchadupa days, the NZ music public has now known Liam Finn for half his 30-year old life. His two previous ...
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Flip Grater: Getting Away From Her Comfort Zone
Explaining the four-year delay since her last album, Flip Grater says that in the past she has typically been quite impatient, ...
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Sherpa: Mighty Cool Audible Realities
Despite enjoying considerable student radio success over five or six years, two EPs and an album, Sherpa’s path to date ...
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Tiny Ruins: Some Were Meant to Achieve
The cover of this issue of NZ Musician brings together four independent and individually talented songwriter/performers, ...
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Goon: Uncomfortably Numb
There’s a business adage that if you want to get a job done promptly you should give it to someone who's already busy. ...
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Carnivorous Plant Society: Listen To Me Seymour
It has a vaguely malevolent ring to it but the music of Carnivorous Plant Society is better labeled mellifluous. It’s jazz ...
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