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Regular music critic and musician, Dianne Swann is back with a look at a new album from Canterbury based indie-rock band Clap Clap Riot. "Dull Life" is the quartet's third album and they are currently… Audio

Dianne Swann is our music critic today. She once played to an audience of 85,000 and, in a career spanning almost three decades, has signed to two international labels, recorded with English band… Audio

Musician Dianne Swann has the new collaborative album from Jarvis Cocker to play us. Room 29 sees the former Pulp front man teaming up with Canadian electronica artist and producer Chilly Gonzales. Audio

Dianne Swann is back with a look back at a seminal rock album which celebrates it's 40th anniversary. Audio

Dianne Swann revisits The Band's Last Waltz, forty years on, and ahead of a New Zealand tour headlined by former Band member Garth Hudson. Audio

Dianne Swan talks about Humphreys and Keen - formerly of Flying Nun Band The Able Tasmans. Audio

Song writer Jimmy Webb. Jason Isbell. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Audio

Dianne Swann first came to wider public notice as a member of the cabaret covers act "When The Cat's Away." After moving to London in 1991 she formed The Julie Dolphin with now Husband Brett Adams… Audio

The Bads had its genesis as The Julie Dolphin. Within a very short time the band had a record deal going in London, an album and much critical acclaim. But by the start of the Millennium, Brett Adams… Audio

Dianne Swan and Brett Adams are The Bads, performing live with Wayne Bell from our Auckland studio. Audio

Dianne Swann and Brett Adams have been making music together since the early 1990s. While living in England they played as The Julie Dolphin and Boom Boom Mancini. Since then they have set up shop in… Audio

In the final of these discussions prepared for New Zealand Music Month 2007, Trevor Reekie speaks to music critic Graham Reid, be-jandalled DIY musician Chris Knox, Play It Strange's Mike Chunn and… Audio