13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Modest Mouse – We Are Between
Its been a slow week for new songs, but we’ve finally come across one that meets our stringent conditions…its We Are Between by Modest Mouse.
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Watch: Mini Simmons at The 13th Floor
Here ya go…rock and roll the way it was meant to be played. Auckland band Mini Simmons recently visited The 13th Floor Studio and graced us with three new tunes.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with The Söur Bruthers
With one in LA and the other in Chicago, here are Tim and Bill of The Sour Bruthers.
13th Floor Vintage Interview: Andrew Brough On Making 1997’s Bike Album.
With a tribute concert scheduled to happen this weekend at The Wine Cellar, we thought we’d dig back into the archives and share this interview with Andrew Brough recorded on the eve of the release of Bike’s Take In The Sun, back in 1997.
Album Review: Iron and Wine – Archive Series No. 5: Tallahassee Recordings (Sub Pop)
In the nineteen years since the release of his first album The Creek That Drank The Cradle, Sam Beam, better known as Iron and Wine, has moved from his neo folk beginnings to incorporate elements of R&B, Jazz and Electronica. He has also released collaborations with Jessica Hoop, Calexico and Ben Bridwell (Band of Horses).
Concert Review: The Veils – The Powerstation May 2, 2021
Finn Andrews assembled his Kiwi-powered version of The Veils for one last show on the band’s Nux Vomica tour at Auckland’s Powerstation.
Watch: Florian Habicht Tells all About James & Isey
Kiwi filmmaker Florian Habicht’s new film, James & Isey opens in New Zealand cinemas on May 6th. Florian stopped by The 13th Floor Studio to tell us all about it.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with The Rose Petals
With their debut album, American Grenadine, finally released, here are Peter and Elijah of The Rose Petals to tell you all about it.
New Song Of The Day: Liz – Phair – Spanish Doors
Today we bring you a new song from Liz Phair…it’s called Spanish Doors.
Concert Review: Carnivorous Plant Society – Wine Cellar April 30, 2021
The Wine Cellar is where The Carnivorous Plant Society – Tour of Oblivion bid NZ adieu. Under a red haze, a veritable horde of instruments hugged the stage. The performers squeezed within the instrument puzzle and the Finn Scholes experience began.