New Song Of The Day: 10:32 ft. Troy Kingi – Seedling
Happy Earth Day! Here’s a new single about saving the earth by London-based band, 10:32, fronted by Aotearoa artist, Bridget Walsh and featuring Troy Kingi.
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Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with String Noise
With not one, not two, but three albums just released, we talk to “classical avant-punk” duo String Noise along with special guest, composer Jessie Cox.
New Song Of The Day: Park Rd – Control
Today its a new tune from Park Rd titled Control.
Congratulations Reb Fountain! Taite Music Prize Winner 2021
We here at The 13th Floor are thrilled to tell you that Reb Fountain has won this year’s Taite Music Prize! Watch our post awards interviews and photos here.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with The Antlers
We catch up to Peter Silberman of The Antlers to talk about their highly-acclaimed new album, Green To Gold.
Album Review: L7 – Wargasm: The Slash Years 1992-1997 (Cherry Red)
With Smashing Pumpkins, Alanis Morissette, Green Day and Foo Fighters still cranking out new albums, sometimes it feels as though the 90s never ended. So, what better time to revisit the output of one of that decade’s most underrated bands, L7.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Rhiannon Giddens
We found Rhiannon Giddens in Ireland where she and partner Francesco Turrisi have spent lockdown creating their latest album, They’re Calling Me Home.
New Song Of The Day: The Mountain Goats – Mobile
Today we bring you new music from The Mountain Goats. The song is Mobile and that’s where it was recorded.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Silver Synthetic
Straight-outta New Orleans and signed to Third Man Records, here is Chris Lyons of Silver Synthetic.
Concert Review: Pocket Money/Elisa Beth/Rita May – Cassette Nine, April 16 2021
Four days after releasing their debut single, Auckland indie-rockers Pocket Money hit the stage at Cassette Nine bringing good vibes and two excellent opening acts with them.