Mim Jensen – Sidekick: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Aotearoa/New Zealand indie savant Mim Jensen returns with her first release since March’s sophomore EP, today unveiling her new single and video, Sidekick.
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Uniform, AW, PWits & Cola – Old Folks Association Hall: September 20, 2025
Billed as a no label / no venue arvo show to celebrate the release of Uniform’s Joan St High Tide 7”. Uniform were joined by PWits, AW and finally Cola.
The Pink Stones – Thank The Lord & Cry In Your Beer: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
The Pink Stones have just released Thank The Lord…It’s The Pink Stones, 11 new Country Weepers that will have you crying in your beer.
Babe Martin – Only Good: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Babe Martin has just released Only Good, the second single from Not a Bee, but a Wasp. Co-produced by Larsen Cumming, Maude Minnie Morris and Navakatoa Tekela-Pule Only Good showcases Larsen Cumming’s skill as a composer and performer, and anticipates exciting horizons ahead for Babe Martin.
PLUTO RETURN FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY – CELEBRATING 20 YEARS OF A 2000s CLASSIC!
Get ready, Auckland – Pluto are back for one night only!
Tom Scott – gyal like you: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
Tom Scott today releases gyal like you, the brand new single from his upcoming album ANITYA, a nocturnal blend of progressive soul, dream-pop, jazzy psychedelic folk, and ambient R&B.
Jon Nolan & Good Co. Get Out Their Slow Cooker: 13th Floor MusicTalk Interview
Jon Nolan & Good Co. are about to release, Slow Cooker, a new album borne out of the Say Zu Zu’s front man’s Slow Cooker Sessions.
Laneway Festival’s 2026 Lineup Is Out Now!
Here we go again — Laneway Festival 2026 has officially landed! Aotearoa’s beloved tastemaker festival returns this summer with a lineup packed with dream debuts, long-awaited returns, and Laneway-only exclusives.
Wunderhorse – Powerstation: September 17, 2025 (13th Floor Concert Review)
To the sound of Jumpin’ Jack Flash Wunderhorse take the stage. All sound and energy like a wave crashing in from the craggy coast of Cornwall. All four band members clothed in black and bathed in red light.
Joan Shelley – Real Warmth (No Quarter) (13th Floor Album Review)
Joan Shelley writes songs that feel like places you can step inside: quiet rooms, wooded trails, a friend’s porch at dusk. With Real Warmth she invites us into the most welcoming space she’s built yet. It’s an album of home, connection, and slow-burning growth, recorded live in the dead of a cold Toronto winter yet filled with […]