15/02/2015
The Honeysmiths: Darkness/Light
The Honeysmiths' 'Darkness/Light' is one of the most aptly named albums I've come across, reflecting not only the material ...
READ MORE >Eduardo Diaz – Cantando Latino
Cantando means 'to sing; chant; sound; perform' and Eduardo Diaz can certainly do this. As the originator of NZ's most remembered ...
READ MORE >The Psychs: Supa Colour
With almost two years from recording to release, it's safe to say that The Psychs' debut album has been long awaited. Recorded ...
READ MORE >Iceberg: CCU7 EP
Getting the band back together after 32 years is no small feat and Iceberg tackled this milestone the only way they know ...
READ MORE >David C Russell: In-a World
A collection of mostly acoustic-based blues-rock songs that Aucklander David C Russell has worked on for some time, this ...
READ MORE >Macombee And The Absolute Truth: No Man’s Land
Eccentric and intricate Sarah Macombee, aka Macombee and The Absolute Truth's 'No Man's Land' is an experience of its own. ...
READ MORE >Devilish Mary and the Holy Rollers: Devilish Mary and the Holy Rollers
Devilish Mary and the Holy Rollers are a three-piece swing doo-wop group from Christchurch. Their self-titled album is ...
READ MORE >Just One Fix: Let Them Hate… So Long As Long As They Fear
Just One Fix is a name synonymous with the NZ metal scene, having been around for the better part of two decades in various ...
READ MORE >Eyreton Hall: Featherstitch
The lilting sounds of art-folk duo Eyreton Hall evolved from both sides of the Tasman, Australian Andrew Keegan meeting Cantabrian ...
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