15/02/2015
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 >Jordan Reyne: Mother EP
New Zealand-born, now London-dwelling, songwriter Jordan Reyne might draw comparisons to Feist but she's forged her own individual ...
READ MORE >Sean Bodley: Acoustic Soundscapes
Described as a collection of laid back, mellow tunes to relax to, Sean Bodley's latest no frills release illustrates its ...
READ MORE >Dictaphone Blues: Mufti Day
Ed Castelow's Dictaphone Blues received widespread acclaim with 2011's 'Beneath The Crystal Palace' but it was still not ...
READ MORE >The Lucky Lost: The Lucky Lost
From Lyttelton, The Lucky Lost is the songwriting vision of Darren Tatom who sings, plays guitar, percussion and glockenspiel ...
READ MORE >Nadia Reid: Listen To Formation, Look For The Signs
Behind her large framed glasses, Nadia Reid has a clever mind for carefully crafted folk songs. This debut album arrived ...
READ MORE >Bat Nouveau: Metamorphoses
This is a stunner from the get-go, and the best Goth album I have heard for a very long time. Most people consider Goth to ...
READ MORE >Lucid Hiest: Absence In Motion
Some real thought and energy has gone into every aspect of this album. It's what you need in this day and age to stand out ...
READ MORE >Kokomo: Bigger Than Brando
Veteran practitioners of the blues, BoP's Kokomo are no strangers to the pages of NZ Musician, their unique combination of ...
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