Sulfate the alongside/offshoot/post Wax Chattels (who are seemingly on hold while bassist/vocalist Amanda Cheng makes her mark on the world) entity for Peter Ruddell to indulge/continue his creative affront to the sinister world we inhabit, released two captivating albums pre-Covid (2019’s Sulfate & 2021’s Godzone).
Today, Adam Hattaway and The Haunters release the second single from the upcoming album: Two Roads.
As with the album, the video has been solely created by Paul and was inspired by the imagery of W.B. Yeats’ monumental poem ‘The Second Coming’ and Edgar Allen Poe’s ‘A Descent into the Maelström’.
Australian indie artist Gordi is about to release her third studio album, a John Congleton-produced affair titled Like Plasticine.
Indie artist Rachel Louise dives into a tender and hard-hitting coming-of-age story with her new single, Meet Me at the Beach. Inspired by the pop culture phenomenon, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ series on Prime Video, the track comes a week after the final season of the show – which just so happened to drop on […]
Don and The Divorcees are a Wellington-based folk trio who have just released their debut album, Bit Players.
One of the country’s most treasured musical voices, Sir Dave Dobbyn, has today announced five regional tour dates around Aotearoa New Zealand. This news comes off the back of his hugely successful sold-out Auckland Town Hall show for the Live Nation’s Auckland Winter Series.
From Christchurch, The Response have released a new single and a new album, both titled, Novel Idea.
Eight years in the making, premiering last night, Sam Brooks’ new black comedy A Rich Man confronts us with an unusually complex menage a quatre confronting, and evading, some difficult choices about the future and their past.
Best NZ Folk Artist finalists, You, Me, Everybody return with their new single, Misdirection – an upbeat bluegrass track that dances through life’s detours with energy and heart.