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Home Brew return older and wiser on Run It Back
Tony Stamp reviews a reflective selection from the acclaimed local hip-hop duo. Audio
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Beirut's wordly music is in fine form on Hadsel
Zach Condon returns with a frosty collection from Norway. Video, Audio
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LA duo Green-House focus on plant life on A Host for All Kinds of Life
The LA duo present an ambient record to connect you to the natural world. Video, Audio
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Local talents PollyHill and Samara Alofa join forces on Aquaries
The Tāmaki Makaurau pair reveal a sonic landscape that alternates between spiky and smooth. Video, Audio
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Quaranta shows Danny Brown taking stock after rehab
Tony Stamp reviews a reflective collection that muses on middle age. Video, Audio
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Timber Timbre's honeyed vocals are still sweet on Lovage
Tony Stamp reviews a new instalment of spooky ballads from the Canadian outfit. Video, Audio
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André 3000's New Blue Sun is one of the most extreme artistic pivots in modern music
Tony Stamp reviews the first solo album from one of the world's best MC's... featuring no rapping, and a lot of flute. Video, Audio
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Dunedin's Dale Kerrigan fuse art school nous with blistering volume
Tony Stamp meets one of the country's most exciting bands, to discuss their boundary-breaking 2022 album The Water. Audio
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Review: The Giant's Lawn by Wurld Series
Tony Stamp reviews a scruffy, sprawling guitar opus by Christchurch champs Wurld Series. Audio
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Cameron Finlay and Marc Chesterman take divergent approaches to twinkling the ivories
Tony Stamp reviews a pair of local, piano-led instrumental albums. Audio
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Erny Belle's songcraft is immaculate on Not Your Cupid
Tony Stamp reviews a second set of wicked ballads from the Tāmaki Makaurau singer-songwriter. Video, Audio
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Avantdale Bowling Club's Christoph El Truento blends jazz with R&B on Circle of Friends
Tony Stamp reviews the collaborative new album from an eclectic local producer. Video, Audio
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Mermaidens head in new directions on their self-titled album
Tony Stamp reviews an expansive new collection from the Wellington/ Auckland trio. Video, Audio
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Playing solo is "a much more human experience for me" says Shihad's Jon Toogood
He’s best known for fronting rock band Shihad, but musician Jon Toogood says playing acoustic solo shows is now where he feels most “human”. Audio
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Review: Ebony Lamb by Ebony Lamb
Tony Stamp reviews the simmering solo debut from the Eb & Sparrow frontwoman. Video, Audio
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Review: Holding Patterns by Grayson Gilmour
Tony Stamp reviews a propulsive, collaborative collection from the Wellington all-rounder. Video, Audio
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Review: Echoes of Home by Sanoi
Tony Stamp reviews warm, dynamic techno from a Germany-Aotearoa import. Video, Audio
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Bolted is Forest Swords' most singular work yet
Tony Stamp reviews the UK producer's latest crop of boundary-busting soundscapes. Video, Audio
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Enji merges Mongolian vocal style with jazz on Ulaan
Tony Stamp reviews a Mongolian/ German/ Brazilian jazz cocktail. Video, Audio
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Wilco rekindle their experimental side on Cousin
Tony Stamp reviews a reinvigorated collection from the alt-country veterans. Video, Audio
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Mary Lattimore ponders the passage of time on Goodbye, Hotel Arkada
Tony Stamp reviews the American harpist's latest ethereal outing. Video, Audio
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Tinged with real life tragedy, Sufjan Steven's latest still manages to uplift
Tony Stamp reviews a collection of heartbroken ballads from the American singer-songwriter. Video, Audio
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Tirzah's scuffed club sound is at its darkest on Trip9love
Tony Stamp reviews the latest experimental collection from the UK singer-songwriter. Video, Audio
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Ryan Fisherman supercharges his sound on Country EMO
Tony Stamp reviews the noisy new outing from an Ōtautahi all-rounder. Video, Audio
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Mitski is hyper self-aware on her countrified latest
Tony Stamp reviews the serene, string-laden new album. Video, Audio
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Genesis Owusu blends punk with rap on his incendiary second album
Tony Stamp reviews the sophomore LP from Ghanian-Aussie awards juggernaut Genesis Owusu. Video, Audio
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The last recordings of Ainu folk singer Umeko Ando.
Elliott Childs reviews an album of beautifully captured field recordings from Hokkaido. Audio
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Mega Ran returns with a joyful Hip-Hop album aimed at young listeners
Audio 7 Oct 2023Elliott Childs reviews an album of joyous, kid oriented Hip-Hop by Arizona based rapper Mega Ran. Audio
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Pop-punk anguish from Denver, Colorado band Broken Record
Elliott Childs reviews the anguished, 2000's influenced Emo of Colorado band Broken Record's new album. Audio
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Preview: 2023 Show Me Shorts Film Festival
Dan Slevin checks out four of the 86 films programmed in this year’s Show Me Shorts Film Festival. Video
