Audio Search

The Taite Prize award-winner's new EP is a collection of home recordings, raw with emotion and low in fidelity, her phenomenal songwriting chops fully intact. Video, Audio

The latest from the Nine Inch Nails duo is for Zendaya's sexually-charged tennis drama. Video, Audio

The California singer's latest draws on music from the '60s, matchng the sweetness of her voice with an undercurrent of LA noir. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp visits Dunedin for a guided tour of some of the former mayor's favourite venues, in the second part of this four part series. Audio

The latest from the Carolina folk artist embraces middle-age with gusto, via the usual gently-spun melodies. Video, Audio

The synth-pop elder statesmen present their fifteenth album, anthemic and genial in equal measure. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp visits Christchurch for a guided tour of the folk musician's favourite local venues, in the first of a four-part series looking at NZ's live music spaces. Audio

Tony Stamp reviews the 12th album by the veteran rockers. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp reviews a wonderfully sincere and well-crafted album of 80s-inflected synth-pop. Video, Audio

The saxophone maestro pivots to flute on a cosmic, guest-heavy solo outing. Audio

The husband and wife duo used funding from Creative NZ to conduct research for each waiata. Video, Audio

The UK musician masterfully fuses jungle and pop on her debut LP. Video, Audio

Freshly signed to a French record label, the local band have released a collection that's both best-of and new release. Video, Audio

The pop icon's new album is a countrified blockbuster full of ideas about genre, notable guest appearances, and maximalist pop tunes. Video, Audio

Ahead of the desert blues pioneers' upcoming NZ appearance, Tony Stamp looks at their newest album. Video, Audio

The UK shapeshifters make another stylistic detour. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp reviews a club-focused excursion by the Mercury Prize-winning UK rapper. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp reviews the American musician's latest embrace of Americana, a release that shows deep familiarity and affection for past greats of the genre. Video, Audio

Maggie Tweedie weighs in on Yumi Zouma's ninth record, EP IV, written and produced by the band at Studio Mech in Yutenji, Japan. Video, Audio

New Urban Polynesian features Pauly Fuemana, who would go on to become OMC, alongside his siblings Philip, Christina, and Tony. Video, Audio

So'omalo Schwalger reviews a masterful new release from the local hip-hop duo. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp assesses a countrified new solo release from the Big Thief frontperson. Video, Audio

A new compilation features Māori and Cook Island Māori artists remixing the Ngāti Hine producer, in dialogue with his mix of bass, taonga puoro, and ideas around decolonisation. Audio

An album of beautifully-written folk-infused songs that touch on the artist's itinerant past. Video, Audio

The British producer's latest batch of tunes is predictably lovely. Video, Audio

​Dan Slevin samples a few of the more than 160 titles screening in Ōtaki this week. Video

Artificial intelligence tech threatens to take our eyeballs even further away from the outlets which produce news - but it’s also a tool they can use to make more of it. This week Stuff - which has… Audio

A meeting of worlds between alt-country superstar Will Oldham and eclectic composer Justin Butler yields fruitful results on this far-flung collection. Video, Audio

Tony Stamp reviews the ex-Sonic Youth member's second solo album, a noisy, hip-hop influenced outing that puts provocateurs her junior to shame. Video, Audio

The Christchurch singer-songwriter's second album is a charming, breezy outing which leans into Latin-American influences, and reveals her as a skilled and witty raconteur. Video, Audio