Luke Buda – Painbirds: New Cover Of The Day
Luke Buda releases not one, but two cover tunes today…Sparklehorse’s Painbirds and Frank Black’s Sir Rockaby.
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The Heavy Heavy – Guinnevere: New Cover Of The Day
The Heavy Heavy have just released this gorgeous version of David Crosby’s Guinnevere and we thought you should hear it.
Red Hot Chili Peppers Announce N Z Tour For January 2023
Red Hot Chili Peppers have today announced their return to New Zealand for two massive stadium shows in early 2023. The band will perform in Auckland at Mt Smart Stadium on January 21 before heading South to Dunedin’s Forsyth Barr Stadium on January 26.
Uptown Lowdown: Episode 4 is Here!
On the latest episode of the Uptown Lowdown, Koen Aldershof and Jemilah Ross-Hayes chat about all the great music and gigs of this years NZ Music Month.
Kendall Elise at The Wine Cellar April 1, 2022
Kendall Elise finally got the chance to celebrate the release of her Let The Night In album, and we finally got the chance t enjoy some live music after a long, dry spell.
Guerilla Toss – Famously Alive: 13th Floor Album Review
Guerilla Toss fashion their style of Funk’n’Dance Pop into a breakout album Famously Alive, which they will be hoping for with new label Sub Pop Records. Written and worked into shape over the last two years of the heavy spirit of contagion, which they do remarkably well in lifting the curse.
Toro y Moi – The Loop, 13th Floor’s new Song of the Day
Toro y Moi shares his playfully electric new single The Loop, the third track from his forthcoming album MAHAL, due to release on April 29th via Dead Oceans.
Spoon – My Babe, 13th Floor’s new Song Of The Day
Spoon shows up with catchy new tune My Babe just in time for Valentines day.
Lady Bonestripper – Awaken The Snake Hips: EP Review
Lady Bonestripper serves up an EP of soothing balm to take out a troubled year. Behind that warmth is some fire and burning passions.
David Byrne & Yo La Tengo – Who Has Seen The Wind? (New Cover Of The Day)
David Byrne and Yo La Tengo get together to record Yoko Ono’s Who Has Seen The Wind?