11/07/2019
Plum Green: Sound Recordings EP
Citizen of the world, Plum Green (born in London, raised in NZ and now based in Melbourne) has been an enigmatic figure skirting ...
READ MORE >28/06/2019
Caroline Easther: Lucky As You Make It
There are some musicians whose careers are fluid, moving between styles, instruments and bands with ease, often at the periphery, ...
READ MORE >20/06/2019
The Verlaines: Dunedin Spleen
The Verlaines have been a seminal Dunedin band since 1980, creating songs that mix astute lyrics with complex, visceral music ...
READ MORE >13/06/2019
Vox Pops: The Best Thing In My NZ Music Month 2019 Was…
NZM asked a few local music industry folk, and other players, about their memorable moments of NZ Music Month, May 2019. ...
READ MORE >25/03/2019
Superturtle: Student Flat Reunion
Auckland band Superturtle ’s 10-year existence has been punctuated by four albums, each one slightly different to the ...
READ MORE >12/03/2019
Tiny Ruins: Olympic Girls
It’s been a while since the last Tiny Ruins album, 2014’s ‘Brightly Painted One’, an album where its creator, Hollie ...
READ MORE >27/02/2019
Anika Moa: Anika Moa
Anika Moa is not one to be tied to any one genre: folk, pop, rock, electronica – she’s stylistically restless and adventurous. ‘Anika ...
READ MORE >08/02/2019
Black Wren: Black Wren
Black Wren (M. Francis McCarthy and Jennifer L. Coward) have quietly emerged from the musical ether with a fully-formed debut ...
READ MORE >16/01/2019
Mel Parsons: Glass Heart
Darkness and melancholia go hand-in-hand for many musicians, and Mel Parsons is no exception. ‘Glass Heart’ has dual ...
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