AW is Andrew Wilson, one-third of 2000’s formed Ōtepoti band Die! Die! Die!, live, he is usually joined by Tamaki Makaurau musicians Kim Martinengo (Drums) and bassist Morgan Leary (Bass), on THE NERVE, Andrew Wilson took on three roles, vocals, bass and guitar, while Stephan Neville (Pumice & O/PUS) contributed the drums and worked the […]
Poneke Born, Berlin based, duo-band Earth Tongue, aka Gussie Larkin (Guitar & Vocals) and Ezra Simons (Drums & Vocals), third Album – Dungeon Vision, strays a little more from their originator Black Sabbath infested reverberation.
KMFDM, the medium for Sascha ‘Käpt’n K’ Konietzko’s musical machinations, with an ever changing array of fellow musicians, artists and beat merchants, have been creating industrial rock since 1984. A journey that peaked in the 1990s with a quartet of albums: Angst (1993), Nihil (1995), Xtort (1996) and Symbols (1997), selling well into the 100,000s […]
SUMAC is an American/Canadian avant-metal supergenus comprising of Vancouver based Nick Yacyshyn (Baptists), Seattle based Brian Cook (Russian Circles) and Vashon-based Aaron Turner (ex-Isis).
On a whim, thanks to the wonder of the web, Pan Amsterdam turned out to be a musical odyssey. Pan Amsterdam is a construct, an alter ego for Houston born, NYC trained, Jazz trumpeter Leron Thomas, whose resume includes collaborations with Erykah Badu, Mos Def, Robert Glasper, and yes, Iggy Pop.
2026 sees The Damned celebrating their 50th anniversary year of creation, and being the first UK punk band to release a record, New Rose (beating The Sex Pistols Anarchy in the U.K by a month).
In 2015 a band was born. Five Swedes walked into a karaoke bar and a yank was singing a Mariah Carey song. True story! Finally Aotearoa, well Tamaki Makaurau got a Viagra Boys show (two in the end)…a chance to see in the flesh this irreverent post-punk phenomena.
Egregore and I/Elliot Tremlett — is Ōtautahi/Christchurch–based musician and writer who exists in two worlds: music and poetry.
Three bands, playing on the third day of the week, celebrating their release of three albums (one each) in 2025. A ruse, a play on words, a Xmas gift to their fans perhaps, at $20 a head, a cost of living crisis bargain, on hump day, in a stalwart venue.
Tāmaki Makaurau five-piece post-punk band SCRAN follow up their stunning 2024 debut EP To Your Heart’s Content with their debut album Living Room.
Basque Park Summer Series: Latin Flavours
Saturday 21 February | Basque Park, Auckland
