Robert Plant continues his exploration of the “remote corners of recorded music” with this collection of covers and trad blues recorded in his own corner of the world…along the Welsh borders.
Auckland rockers Soft Bait celebrated their new album, Life Advice, along with Sulfate and Stud Finder at Double Whammy this past last Saturday night.
The Pink Stones have just released Thank The Lord…It’s The Pink Stones, 11 new Country Weepers that will have you crying in your beer.
Jon Nolan & Good Co. are about to release, Slow Cooker, a new album borne out of the Say Zu Zu’s front man’s Slow Cooker Sessions.
American singer-songwriter David Wilcox has released a new album titled The Way I Tell The Story made with the help of friends like Daryl Jones, Jeff Pevar, Philippe Saisse and Bill Berg.
In the wake of Margaret Gordon’s Life In On Chord film documentary and ahead of a 7-date South Island solo tour, Shayne P. Carter performed at Auckland’s Double Whammy this past weekend with support from Louisa Nicklin and Jim Nothing.
Dead Famous People… their story is a pop parable. Formed in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland in the mid-1980s by the singularly gifted Dons Savage, they quickly shone with two Flying Nun EPs and Savage’s backing vocals graced The Chills’ Heavenly Pop Hit.
Asleep At The Wheel is still going strong after 55 years with their new album, Riding High In Texas featuring newest man Ian Stewart on fiddle and vocals…and don’t worry, founding member Ray Benson is still leading the pack.
Whanganui-based blues rockers BB & The Bullets release their debut album, High Tide, today…a collection of original tunes sprinkled with a few old favourites.
New Zealand-based musicians, composers and producers Rhian Sheenhan and Arli Liberman have joined forces to create Traces, 8 new ambient tracks that are both immersive and intimate…futuristic and nostalgic.
