Gina Malcolm – Temptress: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Aotearoa/New Zealand singer-songwriter Gina Malcolm releases two new singles that impressively showcase contrasting styles of her multi-faceted songwriting…Temptress and Knee Deep.
Aotearoa/New Zealand singer-songwriter Gina Malcolm releases two new singles that impressively showcase contrasting styles of her multi-faceted songwriting…Temptress and Knee Deep.
The Jellybricks are a power-pop band based in Central Pennsylvania and signed to Little Steven’s Wicked Cool Records. Their new album, Dreaming In Stereo is their second for the label.
Damien Rice made a welcome return to Auckland playing to a sold out audience 20+ years after he was last in town.
Brother Elsey has just released their self-titled debut album and its about time! The three brothers and their drumming friend have been making music for years. Now, relocated to Nashville (from Michigan), things are finally happening.
While it doesn’t tell the whole story, this “first officially sanctioned” Led Zeppelin documentary does a very good job of telling how the band got started and what made them so sonically exciting.
Squid are a five-piece “post-punk” band formed in Brighton in 2016 and are releasing their third album, Cowards, today.
New Music Friday is with us once more! And once more we have five new releases we think deserve…nay…demand…your attention. We all know about the new Kendrick Lamar album, but what about Squid, The Jellybricks and Nadia Reid?
Dion Lunadon of The D4 has touched down in Auckland just in time to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the band’s second album Out Of My Head and to hit the road with his old mates, starting tomorrow.
Kua Tupu Te Ara, the documentary about Kiwi metal band Alien Weaponry, opens in New Zealand cinemas tomorrow.
New Zealand’s reigning pop queen, PRINS, is back with a vengeance, unveiling her highly anticipated new single Run!. Marking her first release in over a year, “Run!” is more than just a comeback—it’s a statement. With its explosive energy, defiant lyrics, and a powerful beat, this track cements PRINS as one of the most exciting voices in modern pop.