05/01/2001
Paul McLaney: Of Permanence And Peregrination
For the release of his third album ‘Permanence’, Paul McLaney has adopted digital recording and the identity of Gramsci. ...
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Relaxomatic Project: Just Relax
Lately, on Auckland's bFM the odd slower, beautiful, enigmatic track has been slipped in among the dance beats and rock tracks, ...
READ MORE >14/08/2000
Fur Patrol: Groomed For Success
Fur Patrol are the most buoyant I’ve ever seen them. Certainly, there have been lots of reasons for celebration over the ...
READ MORE >22/07/2000
Weta: Weta’s Winning Ways
If there is a simple lesson to be learnt from ex-Wellington four-piece Weta’s warm welcome into the Australian music industry ...
READ MORE >12/06/1994
Dead Flowers: Getting Back To Business
Next month will see the release of guitar-fuelled Auckland rockers Dead Flowers’ second album on Wildside/Festival. ‘Sweetfish’ ...
READ MORE >06/06/1994
David Kilgour: There Goes David Kilgour
‘Sugar Mouth’, David Kilgour’s second solo album is out now on Flying Nun, as is a side project, the Pop Art Toasters’ ...
READ MORE >06/06/1994
Head Like A Hole: On The Couch with Mike O’Meara
Head Like A Hole have just released ‘Flik Y’Self Off Y’Self’, the Wellington outfit’s second album, and are touring ...
READ MORE >06/06/1994
Fuemana: Family First
The Fuemana family could sound like your stereotyped Polynesian New Zealanders. You know the sort of thing: father from Niue, ...
READ MORE >24/05/1994
Kantuta: Dancing To Their Rhythms
Kantuta is a business. Good business. In 1992 the band played a whopping 390 gigs, last year 320, and already this year they ...
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