12/11/2018
Bad Sav: Naughty But Noise
October in Dunedin means spring is in the air. There is a shift in the weather – the sun comes out, and the puffer jackets ...
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Ha the Unclear: Invisible Lines
Ha the Unclear have had a fascinating career, starting off as (South) Dunedin band Brown and releasing two albums (‘Brown’ ...
READ MORE >28/09/2018
Kimbra: Primal Heart
For album artists especially artistic growth can be a two-edged sword – an opportunity for a genuine change of direction ...
READ MORE >17/09/2018
The Chills: Climate Change (Part 2)
Promoting ‘Silver Bullets’, The Chills’ first full album in nearly two decades British indie label Fire Records described ...
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The Chills: Climate Change (Part 1)
Promoting ‘Silver Bullets’, The Chills’ first full album in nearly two decades British indie label Fire Records described ...
READ MORE >11/09/2018
Hopetoun Brown: Don’t Let Them Lock You Up
Album no. three from Hopetoun Brown is not quite the same fare we’ve come to expect from the duo. This time, Nick Atkinson ...
READ MORE >31/08/2018
Neil And Liam Finn: Lightsleeper
If there is one musician whose year has brought some interesting turns it’s likely to be Neil Finn, and his latest collaborative ...
READ MORE >20/08/2018
Carnivorous Plant Society: The New King
Eclecticism is a common trait for artists wanting to stretch their musical boundaries. Known for their mostly instrumental, ...
READ MORE >20/07/2018
Jonathan Bree: Webtalking On Sleepwalking
Jonathan Bree is a musical maverick who has been creating opulent, cinematic pop since his days as part of The Brunettes. ...
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