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Certain Limitations by Luke Temple
An uneven collection from the Here We Go Magic frontman that pops in its mellower, tropical moments. Audio
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Red Mile by Crack Cloud
The Canadian collective marry punk attitude to classic rock on songs as blunt as they are catchy. Audio
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Dreamer's Motel by Joachim Cooder
The LA musician finds beauty in the everyday on his lovingly crafted new album. Audio
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This Ain't the Way You Go Out by Lucy Rose
An album of very British-sounding tracks that land somewhere between soul and folk, pairing Rose's smooth voice with rhythmic heft. Audio
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Keep Me On Your Mind by Bonny Light Horseman
The American folk trio deliver a sprawling 20 track collection, largely recorded at a pub in Ireland. Audio
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Grey Eyes, Grey Lynn by Jim Nothing
The second album from the now-Auckland-based singer songwriter turns to the contemplative and pastoral, while still keeping things a bit noisy. Audio
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Good things take time: Mu from Fat Freddy's Drop talks Slo Mo
The founding member of one of Aotearoa's best-loved groups speaks with Tony Stamp about longevity, influences, and their long-awaited sixth studio album. Video, Audio
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In My Chambers by Wiri Donna
Bianca Bailey's third EP marks another change of direction for the Wellington artist, this time towards heavy rock music. Audio
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Imaginal Disk by Magdalena Bay
The Los Angeles pop futurists plunge deeper into their own mythology on a catchy second outing. Audio
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Interview: Mousey on The Dreams of Our Mothers' Mothers!
The Christchurch musician unpacks the darker tone of her third album. Audio
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The Hollow Husk of Feeling by Best Bets
A second helping of well-crafted guitar anthems from the acerbic Christchurch band. Audio
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Viva Hinds! by Hinds
The Spanish band are now a duo, continuing their celebratory spirit with help from some notable guests on a typically fun fourth album. Audio
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Review: Cascade by Floating Points
The British producer heads away from jazz to deliver an hour of dancefloor behemoths. Audio
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Interview:The Department of Information
Audio 13 Oct 2024The three young filmmakers have made documentaries on Dunedin's infamous Castle St, illegal Bikelife groups in Huntly and Hamilton, and plenty more, and recently expanded into Europe. Audio
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Review: I Got Gold! by Recitals
The local seven-piece deliver more songs that head in several different directions at once while somehow staying cohesive. Audio
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Review: My Method Actor by Nilüfer Yanya
Tony Stamp reviews the new album from the British singer, songwriter and musician Audio
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Interview: Molly Payton
The UK-based NZ musician has finally released her debut LP, filled with fiery, deeply-felt anthems. Audio
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Endlessness by Nala Sinephro
The second album by a much-acclaimed exponent of pillowy, constantly-shifting jazz music. Audio
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For Beginners: The Best of M. Ward
This collection spotlights a small part of the Americana maestro's large discography. Audio
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1994 part six: Pavement, Sebadoh, Ween
Tony Stamp looks back at three of 1994's weirder indie rock records, in the final instalment of this six part series. Video, Audio
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Review: Kowhai by Sophie Burbery
A new local ambient album celebrates the native plant. Audio
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1994 part five: Portishead, Massive Attack
Tony Stamp looks back at two landmark trip hop albums released 30 years ago. Video, Audio
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Review: It's All Downhill From Here by Dateline
A joyous dose of local power pop. Audio
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Review: HIRL by Marlin's Dreaming
A local release of finely sculpted indie rock. Audio
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Review: Doggerland by Office Dog
A new EP from the Kane Strang-fronted band finds them in mellower form than their debut. Audio
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Review: Bright Black Night by Mystery Waitress
The latest from the Wellington band is slightly scuzzy, frequently gloomy, but no less lovely for it. Audio
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Review: Passage du Desir by Johnny Blue Skies
Sturgill Simpson's first release under a pseudonym is more of a progression than a reinvention. Audio
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O & The Mo on life in Nelson and their new single, ‘Make Way For The Sun’
O & The Mo are Olivia Gallagher and Alvin Bartley, a creative couple and bandmates residing in Wakapuaka, Nelson. Maggie Tweedie spoke to the pair about their new single 'Make Way For The Sun'. Video, Audio
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Laurie Anderson pays tribute to an aviation pioneer on Amelia
The legendary avant-garde artist's latest release is a musical retelling of Amelia Earhart's final flight. Audio
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The Sampler - OKay Kaya
Norweigan American musician Okay Kaya's new record is charming and unusual. Audio
