Dark Funeral Announce NZ Tour
DARK FUNERAL are without a doubt one of the most notorious and highly regarded acts of the Black Metal genre.
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13th Floor New Song Song Of The Day: Sleater-Kinney – The Future Is Here
Here’s another track from the hotly-anticipated new album from Sleater-Kinney.
Album Review: David Bowie – Clareville Grove Demos (Parlophone)
This collection of six songs recorded as demos in early 1969 finds the young David Bowie still searching for a musical voice that will connect with an audience. That audience was just a few months away.
Concert Review: Mice on Stilts – Wine Cellar, June 14, 2019
Auckland six-piece band, Mice on Stilts, performed a deeply moving and poetic set at Wine Cellar last night, gracefully combining the rich history of Aotearoa with an unrivalled level of lyrical intimacy.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Wallis Bird – As The River Flows
Berlin-based, Irish-born Wallis Bird has just released a new single and video clip…As The River Flows.
Genesis Legend Steve Hackett Announces NZ Show For 2020
As the powerhouse guitarist for one of the most important progressive rock bands ever, Steve Hackett has been a guiding influence for musicians and guitarists for over 40 years.
Album Review: Bruce Springsteen – Western Stars (Columbia)
Bruce Springsteen returns with his 19th album and first album of all new material since 2012’s Wrecking Ball.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: Jesse Malin w/ Billie Joe Armstrong – Strangers & Thieves
It’s always good to hear from Jesse Malin. On this new tune he’s joined by his old buddy Billie Joe Armstrong.
Film Review: Parasite (Korean: Gisaengchung) Dir: Bong Joon-Ho
Starring: Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Cho Yeo-jeong, Choi Woo-shik, Park So-dam, Jang Hye-jin, Lee Jung-eun, Jung Ziso. Parasite is the seventh feature film from the acclaimed Bong Joon-Ho, following on from Barking Dogs Never Bite (2000), Memories of Murder (2003), The Host (2006), Mother (2009), Snowpiercer (2013), and Okja (2017).
Film Review: Martin Scorsese’s New Dylan Film Is Both A Mess And A Lie!
Netflix premiered director Martin Scorsese’s new Dylan “documentary” based on 1975’s Rolling Thunder Revue. Here’s what The 13th Floor’s Marty Duda think about it.