Come Together: Neil Young’s Harvest -May 12, 2023
Come Together: Neil Young’s Harvest was more than just a run though of a classic album, it was a celebration of one of our greatest living songwriters by this country’s finest musicians.
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Pony Baby – Wine Cellar: May 11, 2023 (Concert Review)
Pony Baby features the combined talents of Jazmine Mary and Arahi. This was their public performance debut and it almost went pear shaped until Kendall came to the rescue.
New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: May 12, 2023
New Music Friday is here again! We’ve got a couple of new Kiwi albums on tap along with a few other goodies. Here are five new albums we think should check out.
Lauren Daigle Starts A New Beginning: Interview
Lauren Daigle is a Grammy Award winning singer songwriter with a new album due out tomorrow. Working with acclaimed producer Mike Elizondo set Lauren out on a new music journey.
Ruel – Auckland Town Hall: May 6, 2023 (Concert Review)
Ruel ruled over a sea of a adoring fans at Auckland’s Town Hall last night. It seems there was more than one coronation going on as it felt like Ruel had been crowned the new King Of Pop.
Debora Iyall – From Alcatraz to Romeo Void: Interview
Debora Iyall was the singer for trailblazing punk/new wave band Romeo Void. Here she is to talk about the band’s glory days, the new Record Store Day release and occupying Alcatraz.
Immaterial Possession Show Us Mercy Of The Crane Folk: Interview
Immaterial Possession is a band, a commune, perhaps even a cult. Their new album, Mercy Of The Crane Folk is just out. And they are sworn to secrecy when it comes to The Crane Folk.
New Music Friday: 13th Floor New Album Picks: May 5, 2023
New Music Friday is with us once more! There’s a new one from Ed Sheeran, but you probably know that. Here are five new albums we think should also be on your radar.
Little Richard: I Am Everything Dir: Lisa Cortés (Film Review)
Little Richard: I Am Everything, the title of this documentary about the self-proclaimed “architect of rock & roll” is anything but understated, just like its subject.
Tiny Ruins – Ceremony (Ursa Minor) (Album Review) ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tiny Ruins has released Ceremony, 11 songs that are “set on the shores of Tāmaki Makaurau’s Manukau Harbour, known to locals as Old Murky,” or so the PR tells me.