30/06/2021
Taonga pūoro are a range of musical instruments and other sound making devices indigenous to Aotearoa New Zealand. Back in the 1970s and ’80s, they were scarcely heard outside of just a few whānau scattered throughout ...
24/02/2021
Tāmaki Makaura sound engineer Jess Haugh is a busy woman. Alongside fronting the indie-rock explosion that is King Ketchup, she single-handedly runs Women About Sound, organising free events with the aim of upskilling women ...
22/01/2021
For O & The Mo the imminent Covid restrictions forced their hand, altering their plans, lifestyle and the music they wrote along the way. The band’s core of Alvin Bartley and Olivia Gallagher created their debut album, ...
20/01/2021
Julien Dyne (Ladi6, Avantdale Bowling Club, solo) speaks to Wellington-based drummer/composer Cory Champion to find out how he does it all. One of the hardest working and nicest people you’ll ever meet, Cory Champion ...
21/12/2020
Voodoo Bloo deserves to be characterised as bigger than Rory McDonald, but it's with the versatile UK-Wellington musician that the concept and purpose of the act have taken hold. Music with a message, which makes Ha Ha Ok ...
