Bones Owens On Making Love Out Of Lemons: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Nashville rocker Bones Owens has just released his second album titled Love Out Of Lemons.
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New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: July 19, 2024
It’s New Music Friday again! Time flies when you’re listening to new music all week. We could go all classic rock on you with new albums by Deep Purple and Focus but instead this week’s new releases are led by a collection of covers by The Raveonettes.
Midnight Oil: The Hardest Line – Dir: Paul Clarke (13th Floor/NZIFF Film Review)
Aussie rockers Midnight Oil get a career-spanning look from director Paul Clarke who has also documented John Farnham and Lillian Roxon.
Color Green Is On A Fool’s Parade: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Color Green is a Los Angeles psych-rock quartet who have just released their second album, Fool’s Parade.
In Restless Dreams: The Music Of Paul Simon – Dir: Alex Gibney (13th Floor/NZIFF Film Review)
Doco-meister Alex Gibney gives the life and music of Paul Simon an exhaustive look in this meticulously-made movie titled In Restless Dreams: The Music Of Paul Simon.
Ryuichi Sakamoto|Opus Dir: Neo Sora (13th Floor/NZIFF Film Review)
Famed Japanese composer/pianist/actor Ryuichi Sakamoto performs one last time, just months before his death at age 71.
Hugh Cornwell Asks Who Wants The World? : 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Hugh Cornwell, founding vocalist and guitarist for The Stranglers is bringing his show back to New Zealand later this month. With a live album in the can, he and his band are on a hot streak.
Fan Club + The Boondocks & Kliffs – Big Fan: July 14, 2024 (13th Floor Concert Review)
Fan Club celebrated the release of their debut EP, Towards The Sun with an early Sunday show at Big Fan with their friend The Boondocks and Kliffs.
Twisters – Dir: Lee Isaac Chung (13th Floor Film Review)
Twisters: A Heart-Stopping Blockbuster That Will Blow You Away.
The Wendys, Bloodbags & Darryn Harkness – Whammy Backroom: July 13, 2024
Ōtautahi surf-punks The Wendys finally packed a decade of surf-inspired tunes onto a vinyl, Let’s Go To The Beach, survived the pandemic, and caught one of the last ferries between Te Waipounamu and Te Ika-a-Māui, to play in Tamaki Makaurau on a frosty night when men are playing with their balls in front tens of […]