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The Sampler - 21 November 2017
Nick Bollinger considers Taylor Swift's latest bid for pop-world domination and examines a controversial corner of Bob Dylan's extensive career - the gospel years. Audio
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Take Me Apart by Kelela
Nick Bollinger discusses the abstract electronica, forthright lyrics and pop hooks in the debut of Ethiopian-American artist Kelela. Audio
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Frazey Ford: folk roots and Memphis soul
On the eve of her first New Zealand visit, Be Good Tanyas singer Frazey Ford talks to Nick Bollinger about her soulful solo turn. Audio
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The Sampler for 14 November 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews the abstract electronica and soul-pop hooks of Kelela, talks to Be Good Tanyas singer Frazey Ford about folk roots and Memphis soul, and explores the… Audio
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Even a Tree Can Shed Tears: Japanese Folk and Rock 1969-73
Nick Bollinger delves into the rabbit hole of early 70s Japanese folk-rock. Audio
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Willowbank by Yumi Zouma
Nick Bollinger explores the dark dance music of Christchurch's Yumi Zouma. Audio
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The Sampler for 7 November 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger explores the electronic-classical combinations of Christchurch artist Indi, the dark dancefloor ruminations of Yumi Zouma and a classic Kiwi reissue from Golden… Audio
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Local 70s disco classic gets re-issue treatment
Nick Bollinger revisits the disco, flares and Marshall stacks of 1970s New Zealand with the reissue of a classic from Turangi five-piece Golden Harvest. Audio
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Precipice by Indi
Nick Bollinger considers the meeting of electronica, classical orchestration and personal mythology in the debut of Christchurch artist Indi. Audio
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Worlds of Music 4 November, 2017
This week on Worlds of Music Trevor casts his ear over the recently announced acts for 2018's wonderful Womad Music Festival in New Plymouth. Audio
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Carry Fire by Robert Plant
Nick Bollinger contemplates the post-rock-god grace of Robert Plant. Audio
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Looking Forward: The roots of Big Star
Nick Bollinger reviews a set that explores the roots of Memphis pop legends Big Star. Audio
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The Sampler - 31 October 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger discusses the ageing grace of Robert Plant; the conflicts of gay Christian singer-songwriter Julien Baker, and a look at the roots of Memphis pop legends Big… Audio
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The Sampler: Turn Out The Lights by Julien Baker
Nick Bollinger discusses the chords, choruses and conflicts of gay Christian singer-songwriter Julien Baker Audio
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Bidin' My Time by Chris Hillman
Nick Bollinger reviews an album ex-Byrd Chris Hillman never expected to make. Audio
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The Sampler - 24 October 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews a collaboration between Melbourne singer/guitar-slinger Courtney Barnett and Philadelphia fret-flayer Kurt Vile; St. Vincent's Masseduction; and a solo… Audio
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Masseduction by St Vincent
Nick Bollinger takes a listen to St. Vincent's Masseduction and wonders who is the seducer and who is being seduced? Audio
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The Sampler: Lotta Sea Lice by Courtney Barnett and Kurt Vile
Nick Bollinger reviews a set of casual duets by Melbourne singer/guitar-slinger Courtney Barnett and Philadelphia fret-flayer Kurt Vile. Audio
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The Sampler: Colors by Beck
Nick Bollinger considers an upbeat pop set by Beck, and wonders if this is his Let's Dance? Audio
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Ash by Ibeyi
Nick Bollinger reviews an urban 21st century set with deep Yoruban roots, by Cuban-Venezuelan twins Naomi and Lisa-Kainde Diaz. Audio
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Album review: Aromanticism by Moses Sumney
Nick Bollinger considers the sensuous voice and aromantic sentiments of Moses Sumney. Audio
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The Sampler - 17 October 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews an upbeat pop album by Beck, an aromantic manifesto from Moses Sumney and a second set of Yoruba-inspired soul from Cuban sisters Ibeyi. Audio
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Life Is Fine by Paul Kelly
Nick Bollinger assesses a new set from iconic Australian songwriter Paul Kelly. Audio
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Bright Phoebus by Lal and Mike Waterson
Nick Bollinger listens to a lost album and finds it lives up to its legend. Audio
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Where The Gods Are In Peace by Antibalas
Nick Bollinger lends an ear to an Afrobeat fable from New York ensemble Antibalas. Audio
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The Sampler - 10 October 2017
This week in the Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews a new album from iconic Australian songwriter Paul Kelly, an Afrobeat fable by Antibalas and a lost English oddity from Lal and Mike Waterson.
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Review: Kamasi Washington - bridging the gap between jazz and pop
Nick Bollinger discusses the ecstatic jazz of Kamasi Washington, and how the Los Angeles saxophonist is bridging the gap between jazz and pop. Audio
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The Sampler 3 October 2017
This week in The Sampler. Nick Bollinger reviews the ecstatic jazz of Kamasi Washington and discusses the legacy of Native American guitarist Jesse Ed Davis, while Tony Stamp assesses the latest album… Audio
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A fresh sound from Glaswegian post-rockers Mogwai
They've been around for 25 years, which must make it hard to keep things surprising, but Mogwai's latest album, Every Country's Sun might just have delivered. Audio
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Red Dirt Boogie by Jessie Ed Davis
Nick Bollinger considers the legacy of Native American guitarist Jesse Ed Davis. Audio
