Album Review: Weyes Blood – Titanic Rising (Sub Pop)
The fourth album by Natalie Mering finds the indie songstress revelling in the lush sounds of the early 1970s.
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Pet Sematary: Directed by Kevin Kölsch
Given the opportunity, could you resist bringing back a loved one from the dead? Even if trialling such a procedure on a pet first resulted in a less than ideal outcome, like your pet comes back violent and smelling like the corpse it had been?
Album Review: Stephen Malkmus – Groove Denied (Matador)
Malkmus fans came close to being denied Groove Denied, but finally his record label relented and has allowed the little beast to wander out on its own.
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats to Play the Powerstation on Wednesday, 10 April
Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats kick off their down under tour, bringing their unique brand of country tinged, classic soul to The Powerstation on Wednesday 10 April. Tickets are available here. Fans are in for an wild night as they’re known for their wild stage.
Concert Review: She Loves You – Anthology Lounge April 5, 2019
Alternative-rock heavy hitters She Loves You thrashed out a lyrically venomous and musically furious set at Anthology K Road last night, celebrating the launch of their new single, Dirty Orlean.
Record Store Day At Southbound Records 13 April 2019
What is Record Store Day? On Saturday, April 13th, Southbound Records, along with hundreds of independently owned music stores across the world will simultaneously unite with one purpose; celebrating our unique culture and the special place which record stores occupy both in their local communities and the world.
Concert Review: Lucy Dacus – Tuning Fork April 4, 2019
American indie rocker Lucy Dacus made her New Zealand performing debut last night at Auckland’s Tuning Fork, finding an audience ready to revel in her songs.
Concert Review: Ocean Alley – Powerstation April 4, 2019
Blending their powerful, psychedelic surf-rock sound with outstanding vocals and individual musicianship, Ocean Alley delivered a magical performance for their final Auckland show at The Powerstation last night.
Album Review: Strand Of Oaks – Eraserland (Dead Oceans)
Strand Of Oaks’ Timothy Showalter teams up with the members of My Morning Jacket and the result is a stunning journey from the depths of despair to a new-found emotional high.
Album Review: Son Volt – Union (Transmit Sound/Thirty Tigers)
Jay Farrar channels the ghost of Woody Guthrie on this collection of politically-charged songs.