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Interviews

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 Mirage unveil an intimate new side of their artistry with their latest single Before the Night, a ...

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Interviews

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 nation’s leading hard rock exponents. A band of their youthful calibre coming out of Wānaka may ...

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Interviews

28/05/2025

Velveteen: Hypertrophic Developments

Released by Ōtautahi’s Winegum Records, the compelling debut album from newcomer rock outfit Velveteen blends ‘90s alternative rock with elements of punk, emo and electronica. Velveteen is the musical project of Jai ...

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NewTracks New Artist

29/04/2025

NewTracks New Artist: Mylen

Mylen began his musical journey in 2017, with his entre into the world of drum & bass production coming somewhat by chance a few years later. After a period of performing as a DJ all over Aotearoa, the 2021 release of ...

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Interviews

19/03/2025

blindr: Prize Redemption

Tāmaki Makaurau pop-punk outfit blindr have employed a fruitful blend of good fortune, music skills and good sense to produce a very good debut EP called ‘lover.fighter’. Having won a band competition in 2023 the self-managed ...

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NEWS (33)

News

10/02/2020

Te Māngai Pāho Māori Music Strategy Consultations Underway

While RNZ finds itself in the middle of a bunfight over the future of Concert FM, Te Māngai Pāho has begun consultation on the development of its National Māori Music Strategy. A series of nine hui are taking place across ...

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News

10/05/2019

Music Industry Figurehead Malcolm Black Has Died

Few people have contributed to or intersected with the New Zealand music industry in as many ways as Malcolm Black. It is with great sadness that we hear of his death in Auckland on Friday, May 10. He was 58. Malcolm had ...

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News

06/12/2018

December 2018 New Music Singles Funding Outcomes

NZ On Air Music has published the results of their December 2018 New Music Singles funding round. Out of 159 songs that were submitted, 25 songs got through, including 10 artists who have not received NZ On Air funding ...

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News

30/08/2018

2018 APRA Silver Scroll Awards: Everything You Need To Know

As of this morning, we know all finalists for the 2018 APRA Silver Scroll Award, Maioha Award, SOUNZ Contemporary Award, APRA Best Original Music In A Series and APRA Best Original Music In A Feature Film. The music of the ...

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News

29/08/2018

Baritone Will King Wins Wellington Aria

Baritone Will King took first prize at the Dame Malvina Major Foundation Wellington Aria on Sunday night. Second place was awarded to soprano Sophie Sparrow. Originally from Auckland, Will is currently in his fourth year ...

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MUSIC (67)

Shady Brain Farm

19 Years In The Same House

15/06/2018

Soaked Oats

No Slip Ups EP

12/06/2018

Spinster

Self-titled EP

22/05/2018

OV Pain

Self-titled

16/05/2018

Moolburn

Cheap Sounds For All

10/05/2018

Flora Knight & Sean Donald

Self-titled

07/05/2018

Spinster

Self-titled EP

12/04/2018

Kylie Price

Bones EP

22/03/2018

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LESSONS (51)

Deep Thinking

11/04/2019

Deep Thinking: Purple Haze

Hi Everyone, this issue’s challenge is to play some Jimi Hendrix. I have transcribed the introduction to Purple Haze as Hendrix played it on a Strat but added a bass trick that will probably annoy your guitarist! For ...

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Deep Thinking

25/10/2018

Deep Thinking: Sidney Carton’s Steps

This Deep Thinking piece is a solo bass tune with a nod in the direction of Charles Dickens (a ‘nod’ being the important word…). I would like to say it is a ‘far, far’ harder piece than the last piece we looked ...

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Building Blocks

12/09/2018

Building Blocks: Self-Manage Or Bust!

Self-manage or bust: Ask the average working musician how they’re doing these days and they’ll likely shrug and tell you, “I’m managing.” In other words, they’re managing to make a career out of all the little ...

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Deep Thinking

07/09/2018

Deep Thinking: Sidney Carton’s Steps

This Deep Thinking piece is a solo bass tune with a nod in the direction of Charles Dickens (a ‘nod’ being the important word…). I would like to say it is a ‘far, far’ harder piece than the last piece we looked ...

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Deep Thinking

09/05/2018

Deep Thinking: Addicted To Chic

As mentioned in previous Deep Thinking columns, I have always admired the bass playing of the late Bernard Edwards (1952–1996), one of the co-founders founders of Chic, a seminal disco band of the late 1970s and the early ...

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EVENTS (25)

Event Guide

10/03/2021

Gig Starters All-Ages Event Management Seminars

The NZ Music Commission has created a new, free seminar series called Gig Starters, aiming to teach young people about putting on all-ages gigs. The initiative will hit the road in March, visiting Auckland, Hamilton, Palmerston ...

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Event Guide

24/06/2019

Dirty Pixels & Smokestack Slim Winter Tour

Auckland bands Dirty Pixels and Smokestack Slim are joining forces this winter to embark on a double headline tour of Aotearoa. The two bands, fronted by Dillon Feeney (Smokestack Slim) and Ethan Moore (Dirty Pixels) have ...

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Event Guide

22/02/2019

Mental Health & Wellbeing Seminars

Psychologist Grant Gunning will hold seminars on mental health and wellbeing in the music industry in Auckland, Dunedin and Christchurch this March. The key aims of the session is to improve the mental health and wellbeing ...

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Live Reviews

14/02/2019

Live Review: Same Name Confusion in Wellington, Feb 8, 2019

Sharing a joint bill promoting both bands’ debut EPs, local Welly lads Same Name Confusion and Dunedin’s latest export, Lacuna, decided to bring their maiden tour of the country to the beloved confines of San Fran. With ...

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Photo Galleries

10/10/2018

The Chills Live At Galatos, October 2018

On October 6, Dunedin kings of jangle The Chills, supported by singer-songwriter Hollie Fullbrook aka Tiny Ruins, played to an enthusiastic crowd at Auckland's Galatos. Pristine sound and the great shape of the band made ...

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