08/06/2016
In person Roger Shepherd can be laconic, but his autobiography is a genuine page-turner. It’s witty, informative and ...
READ MORE >In person Roger Shepherd can be laconic, but his autobiography is a genuine page-turner. It’s witty, informative and filled ...
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HAMLET by Opposite Sex Dunedin outfit Opposite Sex had lofty ambitions with this new record, ‘Hamlet’ is the kind of ...
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This issue’s Deep Thinking column presented a dilemma. The last couple of years have seen the bass world lose two of its ...
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Music sucks according to Sam Wilkinson, or rather Music Sucks is Sam Wilkinson, multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter, ...
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With their first album in five years, mostly Dunedin-based four-piece The Broken Heartbreakers continue their beautifully ...
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Deep Thinking is making a brief return to the world of progressive rock in this issue to make a tribute to the great Yes ...
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Having settled in Melbourne for a couple of years, Rachel Bailey and John Howell these days call Dunedin home, and fittingly ...
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Jimi Hendrix, 10CC, Bob Marley and The Beatles walk into a bar in Dunedin and start jamming. Not quite, but Left Or Right ...
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