Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Joanna Connor
From Chicago, “the home of the blues” comes Joanna Connor to tell us about her new album, 4801 South Indiana Avenue.
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Album Review: Alice Cooper, Detroit Stories (Edel Germany)
Alice Cooper’s Detroit Stories is an enjoyable blast of great and funny Rock’n’Roll with no remorse. Rev Orange Peel tackles the latest from the Grand Guignol of Rock Theatre.
Movie Review: Cousins, Directed by Ainsley Gardiner and Briar Grace Smith
Intensely sad, but sublimely beautiful, Cousins is a story of the psychological trauma to human life and community wrought by colonisation in Aotearoa.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Sydney Sprague
We head to Phoenix, Arizona where a dust storm is brewing as The 13th Floor checks in with Sydney Sprague to discuss her debut album, Maybe I Will See You At The End Of The World.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Edward Castelow
You know him as Dictaphone Blues, now Edward Castelow is back recording under his own name and with a new album titled Mirth.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk Series with Kiwi Jr.
Today we bring you the Canadian alt.rock quartet with the unlikely name of Kiwi Jr. as they tell us about their new album, Cooler Returns.
Album Review: Sheppard, Kaleidoscope Eyes (Empire of Song)
Pop sensations from Brisbane Sheppard have released 15 singles from October 2019. All except one are here on this third album Kaleidoscope Eyes. A smooth shiny vehicle which does have the faint echo of Lucy in the Sky as the short instrumental title track invites everyone in.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Sheppard
Australia pop band Sheppard has just released their 3rd album, Kaleidoscope Eyes and George Sheppard is here to tell us about it.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Jason Ringenberg
You know him from trailblazing cowpunk band Jason & The Scorchers, but Jason Ringenberg also has a sizzlin’ solo career going and his latest, Rhinestoned, really cooks!
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk Series with Arielle
She’s an analog girl in a digital world…at least that’s what Arielle would have you believe.