Hoodoo Gurus – Powerstation: March 2, 2023
Hoodoo Gurus are a raucous and riotous rave-up of a rock’n’roll band and they delivered just that to a sold-out Powerstation.
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Boy & Bear Announce New Zealand Tour This June
Pioneers of the Australian indie scene Boy & Bear have announced they will be returning to Aotearoa this June playing Wellington’s San Fran and Auckland’s Powerstation.
Vera Ellen – Lenny Says: New Song Of The Day
Vera Ellen releases Lenny Says the second guitar driven single from her upcoming album, Ideal Home Noise.
Jen Cloher – I Am The River, The River Is Me (Album Review)
Jen Cloher -Part way through Mana Takatapui, the opening track of Jen Cloher’s I Am the River, The River is Me, there’s a melodic flourish that feels vaguely reminiscent of the bouncy guitar riff in George Harrison’s My Sweet Lord. Half a century later, Cloher’s record is also deeply spiritual but one that addresses not […]
The Veils’ Finn Andrews Talks Out Of The Void (Interview)
The Veils are about to release …And Out Of The Void Came Love, their first new record in 7 years. Here’s Finn Andrews to explain.
Splore 2023 – Tapapakanga Park: Feb 23-26, 2023
Splore happened last weekend despite the weather. Our intrepid reporter Gab McDonnell was there to catch the vibe.
Proteins Of Magic – Divine Physics: New Song Of The Day
Proteins Of Magic release Divine Physics today, days after performing at Spore and in anticipation of a brand new EP titled Angel Hieroglyphics.
Yves Tumor – Heaven Surrounds Us Like A Hood: New Song
Yves Tumor Heaven Surrounds Us Like A Hood, the third from their upcoming album Praise A Lord Who Chews But Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds), out March 17 via Warp Records. The single is served with a vibrant visual accompaniment directed by Cody Critcheloe.
Come Together Album Concert Series 2023 Announced!
Come Together Series pays tribute to Neil Young, Dire Straits and Fleetwood Mac in 2023 with an all-star Kiwi line-up.
Scott Cook – The Bunker: Feb. 27, 2023: Concert Review
Scott Cook entertained the Folkies and the Folkie-Hags who packed out the Devonport Bunker on a rare Auckland summer evening free of rain, flash floods and cyclones.