13th Floor New Song Of The Day: The Tiz – Happiness Sighs
A good new music Friday to you! And we get you’re day going with this dreamy little gem from Taranaki based home recording artist The Tiz who has released his new single Happiness Sighs.
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Album Review: Squirrel Flower – Planet (i)
The album Planet (i) is titled for a new world that Ella Williams, who is Squirrel Flower, imagines people settle and destroy after leaving earth and for her internal world of thoughts and feelings.
New Song Of The Day: Steve Gunn – Other You/Reflection
Today we have not one, but two new songs from Steve Gunn to keep you warm on this chilly Thursday.
Hiatus Kaiyote – Watch MusicTalk with Simon Mavin
Here is Hiatus Kaiyote keyboard player Simon Mavin to tell us all about making the band’s acclaimed third album, Mood Valiant.
Kim Salmon Charmed The Wine Cellar: Concert Review June 29, 2021
There’s no punk like an old punk…proven last night at Auckland’s Wine Cellar as 64 year old Kim Salmon gave us a broad overview of his varied and much respected career, both as a solo artist, and member of any number of Aussie bands including Beasts Of Bourbon, The Scientists, The Surrealists and Antenna.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Reb Fountain – Beastie
We are very excited to bring you this brand new tune from Reb Fountain. The song is Beastie and…there is a new album not too far away!
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Squirrel Flower
One of the highlights of last week’s new releases was the latest from Squirrel Flower (aka Ella Williams) and her new album, Planet (i).
Uptown Lowdown Ep2 – Watch The Latest Music News
Uptown Lowdown -The 13th Floor’s Jemilah Ross-Hayes and Marty Duda bring you the latest news and reviews. The episode features Toto’s Steve Lukather along with new music from Hiatus Kaiyote, Lana Del Rey and Bobby Gillespie & Jehnny Beth.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Dead Favours – Move On
Here’s Dead Favours with a brand new video for Move On.
Dateline at The Wine Cellar: Concert Review, June 26, 2021
Dateline packed The Wine Cellar with a set of groovy, dreamy nostalgia and playfully heavy grunge, with phenomenal support from Benjamin Locke and Treenurse.