Sound Thinking Ep4: We Review Tinsley Ellis, Pony Baby, Mean Jeans & Matt Joe Gow
Sound Thinking Episode 4 is up and running. Listen in as Jeff Neems, Veronika Bell, Andra Jenkin & Marty Duda review Tinsley Ellis, Matt Joe Gow and more!
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Phoebe Rings – Wine Cellar: February 8, 2024 (Concert Review)
It’s a Thursday night in Auckland, so where else would you rather be than The Wine Cellar to catch Phoebe Rings as they celebrate the release of their new single, Aseurai.
New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: February 9, 2024
Celebrate New Music Friday with these 5 new releases chosen just for you by The 13th Floor.
Lilly Carron Performs Wild For Change at The 13th Floor: Singles Session
Lilly Carron stopped by The 13th Floor studio just as her new single, Wild For Change, was to to be released.
Mick Harvey & Amanda Acevedo – Tuning Fork: February 4, 2024
Mick Harvey & Amanda Acevedo brought their Australian/Mexican musical collaboration to Auckland on a balmy Sunday night.
New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: February 2, 2024
Happy Groundhog Day! Its New Music Friday once again and once again we pick 5 new releases that we think you should wrap your ears around.
Sound Thinking Ep3: We Review Green Day, J Mascis, The Boondocks & Rosina & The Weavers
Sound Thinking Episode 3 is ready for your ears. Listen in as Jeff Neems, Veronika Bell, Oxford Lamoureaux & Marty Duda review Green Day, J Mascis and more!
Pretty Girl Prepares For Laneway Festival 2024: Interview
Melbourne-based producer and singer Pretty Girl will be appearing at Laneway here in Auckland on February 6th after a killer year in London.
Chatham County Line Say “Hiyo!” to 2024: Interview
Chatham County Line has just released Hiyo, featuring a new lineup and a new sound for the 28 year old band from Raleigh, North Carolina.
New Model Army and Old Fashioned Activism: 13th Floor Interview
New Model Army are still fighting the good fight and they have been for over 40 years. Their new album, First Summer After, finds them as outspoken as ever.