Hugh Cornwell, founding vocalist and guitarist for The Stranglers is bringing his show back to New Zealand later this month. With a live album in the can, he and his band are on a hot streak.
Cody Dickinson has just released his debut solo album titled Homemade. We found the North Mississippi All Star on the road in Canada ready to talk about making Homemade.
Fan Club is a rock and roll band based in Auckland…two guys, two gals all teenagers with ages ranging from 16-19 and a new EP, Towards The Sun, ready to drop any minute.
Cassandra Jenkins is back with her third long player, a collection of meditations on life’s rich pageant titled My Light, My Destroyer.
James Bishop has spent the past five years making his debut album, Bodybound, a record that was made completely by found sounds recorded on his phone.
Buffalo Tom have just released their 10th studio album, titled Jump Rope. Here is bass player Chris Colburn to tell us why, even tough “nobody cares about our new record” they do!
Redd Kross has been rocking audiences for over 40 years now. Brothers Jeff and Steve McDonald are keeping the flame alight with their new, self-titled double album…and there’s a film and a memoir on the way as well.
Rory Block is an American blues guitarist and singer who has been making records since the late 1970s. Her latest is a tribute to another up-and-coming songwriter who used to hang out in her dad’s shop in NYC…a guy who called himself Bob Dylan.
Aaron Frazer has just released his second solo album, titled Into The Blue and here he is to tell us how he mixes classic Philly soul with hip hop beats to come up with his own sound.
Today Sean Cunningham releases his debut solo album, Whatever That Is. Based in Nashville, Kiwi music fans may remember Sean as the charismatic frontman for the record-setting band Atlas. But as they say, that was then and this is now.