The Sampler
Tony Stamp delves into the latest album releases, looks back at past classics, and speaks with a range of people on the pop cultural landscape.
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Cascade by Floating Points
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Cascade by Floating Points
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The British producer heads away from jazz to deliver an hour of dancefloor behemoths.
Interview: The Department of Information
Interview: The Department of Information
Three young NZ 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.
I Got Gold! by Recitals
I Got Gold! by Recitals
The local seven-piece deliver more songs that head in several different directions at once while somehow staying cohesive.
My Method Actor by Nilüfer Yanya
My Method Actor by Nilüfer Yanya
The UK singer-songwriter matches her hushed voice with precision songwriting on a uniformly excellent third album.
Interview: Molly Payton
Interview: Molly Payton
The UK-based NZ musician has finally released her debut LP, filled with fiery, deeply-felt anthems.
Endlessness by Nala Sinephro
Endlessness by Nala Sinephro
The second album by a much-acclaimed exponent of pillowy, constantly-shifting jazz music.
For Beginners: The Best of M. Ward
For Beginners: The Best of M. Ward
This collection spotlights a small part of the Americana maestro's large discography.
1994 part six: Pavement, Sebadoh, Ween
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.
Kōwhai by Sophie Burbery
Kōwhai by Sophie Burbery
A new local ambient album celebrates the native plant.
HIRL by Marlin's Dreaming
HIRL by Marlin's Dreaming
A local release of finely sculpted indie rock.
It's All Downhill From Here by Dateline
It's All Downhill From Here by Dateline
A joyous dose of local power pop.
1994 part 5: Portishead, Massive Attack
1994 part 5: Portishead, Massive Attack
Tony Stamp looks back at two landmark trip hop albums released 30 years ago.
Doggerland by Office Dog
Doggerland by Office Dog
A new EP from the Kane Strang-fronted band finds them in mellower form than their debut.
Bright Black Night by Mystery Waitress
Bright Black Night by Mystery Waitress
The latest from the Wellington band is slightly scuzzy, and frequently gloomy, but no less lovely for it.
O & The Mo on life in Nelson and their new single, ‘Make Way For The Sun’
O & The Mo on life in Nelson and their new single, ‘Make Way For The Sun’
Maggie Tweedie speaks to O & The Mo about their new single- Make Way For The Sun.
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