october/november 2014 Archives - Page 4 of 5

23/10/2014

Hallelujah Picassos: Picasso To The Core

This September saw the release of the first new Hallelujah Picassos recordings for nigh on 20 years, the topically-titled ...

I learned a lot from being a Bond Girl. There I stood, in drop-dead gorgeous sequins, in front of a magnificent orchestra, ...

20/10/2014

There would be few NZ bands that have taken their music and our indigenous culture to the world as extensively as Moana & ...

After years of hard slogging in and around Christchurch Von Voin Strum are no longer strangers to big stages, their CV including ...

Among the many crazily creative and quirky musicians that this magazine is proud to be able to support, Miho Wada rates highly ...

The name hints at an artful simplicity, of humility and humanity, and of an earthy folkiness – and Eb & Sparrow, the ...

So far in this Building Blocks Peak Performance series we've covered every step of the mechanical, hands-on process of ...

In a genre dominated by male artists, 18-year-old reggae-roots artist Majic Paora has been logging one success after the ...

In the last issue's The Lawful Truth column we looked at the basics of what a Publishing Agreement is and how, despite ...