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The Sampler: 1994 part 4
Tony Stamp looks back at four local albums turning 30 this year, in the fourth of a six-part series. Video, Audio
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The Sampler - MJ Lenderman interview
North Carolina musician MJ Lenderman speaks to Maggie Tweedie about his charming new songs that spotlight both the mundane and the familiar. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Okay Kaya's quirky new record Oh My God—That’s So Me
After relocating to a remote Island outside of Oslo, Okay Kaya has been able to access a deeper sense of solitude giving her more time to write and focus on a simpler and more stripped back album. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: 1994 part 3
Tony Stamp looks back at three albums turning 30 this year, in the third of a six-part series. Video, Audio
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Review: Artisans of anguish Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds soar with new album Wild God
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds storied 18th record, Wild God, arrives as a pleasantly uplifting surprise, in contrast with the sombre and sobering tone of its predecessor, Ghosteen. Video, Audio
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Review: Ravyn Lenae
Ravyn Lenae's distinct falsetto and eclectic mix of R&B and pop styles blossom on her new record Bird's Eye. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: 1994 part 2
Tony Stamp looks back at three albums turning 30 this year, in the second of a six-part series. This week R.E.M, Weezer and Oasis get a replay on The Sampler. Video, Audio
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Review: The Great American Bar Scene by Zach Bryan
So'omālō Schwalger revisits memories conjured up by the latest Zach Bryan release. Video, Audio
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Review: Japes blossoms with new EP Omen, illuminating a gothic electronic landscape
Maggie Tweedie reviews Omen, the EP by Melbourne-based producer, musician, and songwriter Mia Kelly, also known as Japes. Hailing from Alexandra, Japes offers a distinctive mix of gothic electronic… Video, Audio
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Review: Jack White's – No Name
Elliott Childs reviews Jack White's latest album, No-Name, noting that it marks a return to the bluesy rock sound that originally endeared him to fans of The White Stripes, The Raconteurs and The Dead… Video, Audio
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Review: Taking Care of Business by SWIDT
So'omālō Schwalger give his verdict on the latest from SWIDT. Video, Audio
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Elisa's melodic therapy: How songwriting became her cathartic outlet
Bahamian New Zealander Elisa shares the inspiration behind her new musical project with Maggie Tweedie and introduces her latest single.
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The Sampler: Irish post punk Fontaines D.C. woo with new album Romance
Maggie Tweedie explores Romance, the latest album from Irish post-punk quintet Fontaines D.C. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: 1994 - Part 1
Tony Stamp looks back at three albums turning 30 this year, in the first of a six-part series. Video, Audio
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Finnsoft Games is making playable music videos
Finn Johansson explains his new music video game company to Tony Stamp, and gives him a demo of their first release. Video, Audio
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DJ Kampire's Dancefloor in Ndola showcases '80s African tunes
The forward-thinking East African DJ presents a selection of music that soundtracked her childhood. Video, Audio
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The Soundtrack to The Boy and The Heron is another masterful collection from Joe Hisaishi
The Japanese composer presents the latest in a long run of collaborations with director Hayao Miyasaki. Audio
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Eat Your Own Ears Recordings Vol. 1 is an impressive showcase for the London record label
The London record label and promotion co. present an impressive selection of artists they've worked with over the years. Video, Audio
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Bill Callahan's Resuscitate breaths new life into some already-great tunes
An expansive, digressive live album by an indie Americana great. Audio
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'Māori have always had to fight for their rights'
Auckland musician Payton Taplin, who is now making guitar-based indie rock under the name 'Greatsouth', says his new album is full of protest songs that pay homage to his South Auckland background. Video, Audio
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Holly Arrowsmith's Blue Dreams is carefully constructed and immediately impressive
The Best Country Song winner is joined by three members of Tiny Ruins for her third album of philosophical alt-country. Video, Audio
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“I was being manipulated by social media itself. Its whole purpose is to keep you arguing”: Arab Strap take on the internet
The '90s indie rockers are back with their second album following a 15 year break, and have a lot to say about life online. Video, Audio
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It's worth savouring the details of Chris Cohen's Paint a Room
The latest from an indie musician with an impressive CV. Video, Audio
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The vibes are always right on Brijean's Macro
A frothy, percussion-fuelled blast of '60s pop and dance music thump. Video, Audio
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Cassandra Jenkins rubs against profundity on My Light, My Destroyer
The New York singer-songwriter presents a hyper-literate mix of indie-pop and found sounds. Video, Audio
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Rapsody's Please Don't Cry is littered with poetry and hard truths
Maggie Tweedie explores the latest from American hip-hop musician Rapsody. Video, Audio
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Auckland beatmaker SR Mpofu is chasing the perfect groove
Tony meets Auckland beatmaker SR Mpofu to find out how he released 12 projects in one year, learn about his childhood in Zimbabwe, and receive a lesson in music production. Audio
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Still Here Season 2 is a warm reflection of Auckland's Pasifika community
The soundtrack to the web series focusing on Auckland's inner-city Pasifika community features music performed by members of Leao and Noa Records. Audio
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The new album by UK collective SAULT is excellent... but you can't listen to it
The elusive UK soul collective present a one-track album that celebrates spirituality. Audio
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1990s cult hitmakers The Folk Implosion return with Walk Thru Me
Lou Barlow's indie pop duo reunite for another mix of the heartfelt and experimental. Video, Audio
