Halloween Ends Dir: David Gordon Green (Film Review)
Halloween Ends, or does it? The latest and last(?) installation of the Halloween franchise that began way back in 1978 by John Carpenter and Debra Hill opens today.
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mxmtoon – Tuning Fork: October, 11 2022: Concert Review
mxmtoon (aka Maia) calls her music girly pop. She shouldn’t be so modest. She may be ahead of the game in advancing the Girl Group sound.
Villainy – The Launch: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Villainy are ready to take off with The Launch. Along with the new song, the band is ready to tour New Zealand starting at The Powerstation.
Troy Kingi – Year Of The Ratbags!: Interview
Troy Kingi has just released Year Of The Ratbags and Their Musty Theme Songs and he and his band with perform one show only at Auckland’s Powerstation. Here he is to explain.
Agnes Obel – Hollywood Avondale: October 11, 2022
Agnes Obel hails from Denmark but has resided in Berlin since 2006 wearing many hats…composer, musician and singer. To describe her music as a neo-classical barely scratches the surface of what she and her band mates created last night in Avondale.
Weyes Blood – Grapevine: New Song Of The Day
Weyes Blood has a new single just out. It’s Grapevine and a new album is on the way titled And In The Darkness, Hearts Aglow.
AmericanaFest 2022: Day 1: 13th Floor In Nashville
AmericanaFest 2022 happened last month in Nashville and The 13th Floor was there to cover the action. Here’s the first of five reports.
Erin Myers – Bad Reception: New Song Of The Day
Erin Myers releases Bad Reception. The up-and-coming Kiwi is just 20 and has one EP already under her belt.
Racing – Must Be The Moon: 13th Floor Interview
Racing have released their second album, Must Be The Moon, after a long, COVID-induced delay. Here’s front man Ed Knowles to tell us what it feels like to have it finally out there.
What They Said: NZ Dance Co. – Q Theatre: October 7, 2022
What They Said is a fascinating and intriguing modern dance performance where every element is fluid and continually morphs.