JessB – Come Find Me: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
JessB releases a brand new song titled Come Find Me and its our New Song Of The Day!
February 2024
Sound Thinking Ep6: We Review Greg Johnson, MGMT, Church & AP and Bird Machine
Sound Thinking Ep6 is up and running. NZ music journalists Marty Duda, Jeff Neems, Chris Warne and Veronika Bell share their thoughts on 4 new releases this week.
Dylan Storey – Weary Traveller: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Dylan Storey has just released his new single, Weary Traveller, and we are happy to bring it to your attention.
Rise The Wicked – Biddy Mulligans: February 24, 2024 (Concert Review)
Rise The Wicked and NewZerror put the pedal to the metal at Biddy Mulligans in Hamilton. The 13th Floor’s Aaron Christiansen was on the scene.
The National – Spark Arena: February 24, 2024 (Concert Review)
The National returned to Auckland after a six year absence. The 13th Floor’s Oxford Lamoureaux and Chris Zwaagdyk find out if it was worth the wait.
Greg Johnson Brings The Thunder In Fall: Interview
Greg Johnson has just released his 13th studio album titled Thunder In Fall. With a special guest and a cool cover looks like this is Greg’s lucky thirteen.
Wax Chattels & Cable Ties – Whammy Backroom: February
Wax Chattels and Cable Ties were stuffed into Whammy’s Backroom last night and The 13th Floor’s Simon Coffey managed to squeeze in.
Kate Owen – Little Flowers: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Kate Owen shakes off exile with her dark new single, Little Flowers. After releasing her debut album Not A Proper Girl in the afterglow of Lyttelton’s creative boom, Kate Owen is coming out of exile with a merry romp about realising you’ve lost yourself.
Sampha – Powerstation: February 23, 2024 (Concert Review)
Sampha performed at Auckland’s Powerstation last night and the 13th Floor’s Oxford Lamoureaux and Chris Zwaagdyk were on the scene. Here are Oxford’s words and Chris’ pictures.
Wednesday – Whammy Bar: February 22, 2024 (Concert Review)
Wednesday on a Thursday…the North Carolina noise-rockers rolling into Auckland’s Whammy Bar only to find a sold-out audience waiting to be rocked, entertained and challenged. And that’s just what happened.