Lucinda Williams – Stories From A Rock N Roll Heart (Highway 20/Thirty Tigers)
Lucinda Williams has made the comeback album of the year with her Stories From A Rock N Roll Heart.
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Brigid Mae Power Is Dreaming From The Deep Well: Interview
Brigid Mae Power is an Irish singer/songwriter who is about to release her new album, Dream From The Deep Well. Here she is, direct from Ireland, to tell us all about it.
Clementine Valentine – Time and Tide: New Song Of The Day
Clementine Valentine, formerly known as Purple Pilgrims, have announced their upcoming album, The Coin that Broke the Fountain Floor, out August 25th via Flying Nun Records, and have also shared new single ‘Time and Tide’.
Youth Lagoon – Heaven Is A Junkyard: Interview
Youth Lagoon is the musical project of Trevor Powers, at least it was until 2016. Then he retired the name and kept a low profile.
The Swell Season – The Answer Is Yes: New Song Of The Day
The Answer Is Yes is the first new song from The Swell Season in over 10 years! The video was directed by longtime Swell Season collaborator David Cleary and gives a behind the scene view of Markéta Irglová and Glen Hansard as they wrote and recorded at Markéta’s studio in Iceland – Masterkey Studios – […]
Swans – Beggar (Mute/Young God) Album Review
SWANS, the formidable American group formed in the early 1980s, that survived the No Wave label, have reinvented themselves multiple times.
Kaylee Bell – Nights Like This: New Song Of The Day
Kaylee Bell releases Nights Like This hot on the heels of her 17-date New Zealand tour.
Michael Bublé – Spark Arena: June 25, 2023 (Concert Review)
Michael Bublé delivered feelgood vibes and flawless vocals to a packed Spark Arena, with showmanship, flair and humour to boot.
Isla – Better: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Following her no.1 hot single, Overthinking. Tāmaki Makaurau’s ISLA is releasing one part inspiring, one part enraging Better.
Boy & Bear – The Powerstation: June 24, 2023 (Concert Review)
Boy & Bear returned to Auckland’s Powerstation performing at the iconic venue for the third time, but the first since 2016, so there was some catching up to do.