Ringlets have released their second album today…The Lord Is My German Shepherd (Time For Walkies). Here is guitarist Lázsló Reynolds to with the inside story on the new album, their first for Flying Nun.
Ringlets return with boldness, bite, and theatrical flair on their second album, The Lord Is My German Shepherd (Time for Walkies), a record that channels the angular rhythms and nervy energy of post-punk into something emotionally frayed, rebellious, but with a social conscience.
Today Pearly* release their album’s first single, Superglue alongside a self-produced music video to accompany it. Superglue is a heavy guitar driven power pop track melding together big Britpop melodies with early emo instrumental influences.
The first time I saw Jazmine Mary live was at Auckland’s Ministry of Folk, in February 2021. They shared the stage with BEING., and together they performed a set that included a haunting version of Jolene. Later that evening, phones buzzed with the news that New Zealand was heading back into Alert Level 3. Another lockdown. […]
Possessing one of the country’s most esteemed and idiosyncratic folk voices, Jazmine Mary’s new single ‘My Brilliance‘ showcases their crystal clear vocal abilities that sit atop their signature rhythmic changes; a wonderfully bright, folk gem. Flying Nun Records couldn’t be more stoked to have Jazmine aboard our train.
It has been nearly two decades since Voom’s last album, but the wait has only deepened the affection for this enigmatic and beloved indie band.
Look out, it’s The Bats! These New Zealand indie rock royals have had their heads down recording new music and are now ready to share the first offering; Loline.
One Is Always Heading Somewhere is a record that shimmers like light on water—fluid, reflective, and utterly immersive.
With Soft Power, Fazerdaze Amelia Murray re-emerges with a bolder, darker sound that captures the intensity and clarity found in self-reflection and growth, as well as listening to, and absorbing War on Drugs and The Cure.
Four years after releasing their debut album, Wellington band Mystery Waitress return with Bright Black Night.