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 >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 ...
READ MORE >The Floral Clocks: Desert Fire
The Floral Clocks is the name of the musical collaboration between filmmaker/musician Gabriel White and poet Richard von ...
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 ...
READ MORE >To The Birds: November Meteors
With the increasing amount of ready technology that surrounds us it's not often that you find someone who takes a step back ...
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Eyreton Hall: Corrugated Splendour
In Melbourne they performed as The Portraits, but Toni Randle and Andrew Keegan have more lately named their music collaboration ...
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The Nukes: Lucky Ones
The ukulele revival continues and The Nukes take up the instrument with both gusto and abundance of ideas – though technically ...
READ MORE >Stefan Wolf: Brand New Life
German-born Stefan Wolf ’s career in NZ music started in 1986, recording his debut single I Could Hit the Ceiling on Flying ...
READ MORE >12/11/2014
Bernie Griffen And The Thin Men: Salvation
Bernie Griffen is a well known figure in the local country music scene; a champion of independent music, performer and songwriter ...
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