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Ōtautahi's Model Home deliver power-pop adrenalin on their fantastic debut
Tony Stamp reviews a local album of expertly crafted and performed indie rock. Video, Audio
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Jet Jaguar's Epiphytes are as aurally exciting as always
Tony Stamp reviews a botanical collection from the seasoned Wellington producer. Video, Audio
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K M T P's debut comes With Love, and a lot of distortion
Tony Stamp reviews the affable overdrive of the Tāmaki Makaurau artist's debut full-length. Video, Audio
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Clear Pond Road is further proof that no one writes songs like Kristin Hersh
The nineties icon's latest is placid on its surface, roiling with chaos beneath. Video, Audio
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The posthumously-completed Bird Machine has plenty of Sparklehorse magic
Tony Stamp reviews the final dispatch from an important artist. Video, Audio
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Kane Strang's new band Office Dog offer evocative indie rock
Tony Stamp reviews this Flying Nun debut: jangly, jagged and jaunty. Video, Audio
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Indigenous hip-hop burns bright on Mokomokai's second album Whakarehu
So'omalo Schwalger reviews a uniquely Aotearoa hip-hop collaboration. Audio
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NZ Live: D.C. Maxwell
Audio 15 Sep 2023Kiwi music website Under the Radar calls D.C. Maxwell (aka Daniel Smith) "a creative powerhouse who demands to be experienced live". The Tāmaki Makaurau-based musician calls himself "the last living… Video, Audio
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Local crooner Hemi Hemingway invites you into his desperate, dank world on Strangers Again
Tony Stamp reviews a debut album blending soulful pipes with lo-fi aesthetics. Audio
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Infinite showcases decades of dubwise delights by The Nomad
Tony Stamp reviews an extensive compilation from the pioneering Aotearoa producer. Audio
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Flying Nun champs Vor-stellen deliver their debut Parallelograms
Three former Subliminals unleash four exploratory tracks that stretch to nearly an hour. Audio
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The Nomad celebrates 25 years of Musical Movement
One of the key NZ musicians THE NOMAD is celebrating twenty-five years of musical movement.
He has just released "Infinite" a 'vinyl only' album release, featuring 16 hand-picked tracks representing… Video, Audio -
deepState's Dreams: a local release of expert club grooves
Jessica Morgan proves she's a master of rhythmic ear candy on her second album. Audio
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Clementine Valentine sonically level up on their new album.
The sisters formerly known as Purple Pilgrims deliver their dramatic debut. Audio
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Bonnie Prince Billy mixes weirdness and wisdom on his new album
Tony Stamp reviews the latest in a long line of essential albums from an eccentric American performer. Audio
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Prestige by Girl Ray earns its title
Tony Stamp reviews an album crammed with eminently hummable disco-pop. Audio
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Violet Hirst's first album is raw, romantic, and heart-rending
Tony Stamp reviews the debut of a local artist full inhabiting her own sound. Audio
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Brighton producer K-Lone is particularly playful on his ear-tickling second album.
Tony Stamp reviews an electronic album that's full of personality. Audio
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Tāmaki troubadour D.C. Maxwell spins tales of outlaws, love, and loss on his compelling debut
Tony Stamp spends time with the horse thieves, bank robbers, and forbidden lovers who populate the upcoming singer-songwriter's first album. Audio
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Where Were You? presents a fascinating alternative history of Leeds' musical output
Tony Stamp reviews an exhaustive 68-song collection of all-timers and no-hit wonders from a musically fruitful decade. Audio
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American songwriter Julie Byrne's first album in six years is marked by the loss of a key collaborator
Tony Stamp reviews the soothing singer's masterful blend of ambient and folk music. Audio
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Local trailblazers Strawpeople return with the typically moody Knucklebones
Tony Stamp reviews the electronic duo's first record in nineteen years. Audio
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Rich is an off the cuff gem from New York rapper Homeboy Sandman
Tony Stamp reviews the veteran MC's latest collection of reflective rhymes. Audio
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Rosinha de Valença was one of Brazil's greatest guitarists
Tony Stamp reviews a cracking collection of covers from 1971. Audio
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The Sampler: The Ballad of Darren by Blur
The Britpop titans reflect on middle age in their first album since 2015. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Language of Flowers by Sofia Machray
The debut EP from this Te Whanganui-a-Tara songwriter is affable with a sinister edge. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: A Trip to Bolgatanga by African Head Charge
The psychedelic dub pioneers craft an album-length tribute to bandleader Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah's hometown. Video, Audio
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The Sampler: PJ Harvey, Karl Steven, Hand Habits
Tony Stamp reviews an adaptation of an epic poem, a selection of local remixers, and a playfully profound folk-pop EP. Audio
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The Sampler: Beach Fossils, Robin Saville, Teke Teke
Tony Stamp reviews Brooklyn indie-surf, British landscape-inspired ambient electronica, and a boisterous outing from Canada by way of Japan. Audio
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The Sampler: Youth Lagoon, Mioclono, Cloth
Tony Stamp reviews Idaho indie, Spanish percussion jams, and Glaswegian dream-pop. Audio
