13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Gilby Clarke – Rock & Roll Is Getting Louder
For those of you who need a shot a straight ahead rock & roll, here’s Gilby Clarke with his new single Rock & Roll Is Getting Louder.
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13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Kathy Bates Motel: Damaged Goods
Here’s a new one from a new band, Kathy Bates Motel. Its called Damaged Goods, and if you’re a fan of NZ music, you probably know some of the bandmembers. Here’s the record company blurb to shed a little light: Kathy Bates Motel is a new music project by Joe Lonie (Supergroove) with a lot […]
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Jackie Bristow – Blue Moon Rising
Check it out! New music from Jackie Bristow.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Jehnny Beth – Flower
Former Savages singer Jehnny Beth previews her first solo album with Flower. The album, To Love Is To Live, is due out on May 8th.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: The Strokes – At The Door
Yes, they are still around…here’s new music from The Strokes! At The Door is the lead single from the band’s first new album in seven years.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Cars In Space
Good morning! Today we bring you new music from our friends in Melbourne, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever. Cars In Space is the band’s brand new single, with a new album on the way. Here’s the record company blurb: Set against the band’s revered world of driving & passionate guitar pop, ‘Cars In Space’ – premiered […]
Watch: Pluto at 13th Floor!
Pluto members Milan Borich and Tim Arnold stopped by The 13th Floor for a brief visit.
Film Review: La Belle Époque
La Belle Époque delivers a remarkable ensemble cast and razor-sharp comedic writing while discovering that it’s possible to truly love ourselves again.
Congratulations Aldous Harding!
Aldous Harding (Hannah Topp) has won the 2019 APRA Silver Scroll Award for her remarkable song The Barrel.
Film Review: Joker
Joker is directed by Todd Phillips, and stars Joaquin Phoenix as the man who would be the Clown Prince of Crime, Arthur Fleck, in a grimy, terrifying character study that shows how fear and rage fester in an increasingly disinterested society.