The Bats – Loline: 13th Floor New Song Of The Day
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.
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Flying Nun 40th Celebration – Auckland Town Hall July 24, 2021
Flying Nun celebrated their 40th Anniversary at the Auckland Town Hall last night. The line-up would be enviable by anyone from any country in any decade…old favourites such as The Bats, Superette, Straitjacket Fits, cutting-edge contemporary artist such as Aldous Harding, Reb Fountain and Mermaidens and up and comers such as Womb, Wax Chattels and […]
Flying Nun Announce Wellington 40th Anniversary Show
2021 marks the 40th birthday and anniversary of Flying Nun Records. From the first 1981 releases of the Pin Group “Ambivalence” and The Clean’s “Tally Ho!”, through to the last decade of releases from new artists – including Aldous Harding, Reb Fountain, Wax Chattels, Fazerdaze, Mermaidens and others – the Nun has been lucky enough to hitch it’s wagon to more than its fair share […]
Concert Review: The Chills & The Bats -The Powerstation May 14, 2021
To paraphrase a Chills tune, oh how ‘the grains fall through the hourglass”. That old hourglass was put into overdrive last night at The Powerstation as The Chills and The Bats performed together for the first time in over 30 years playing songs that spanned four decades.
Watch: 13th Floor MusicTalk with Robert Scott of The Bats
Hey hey, its The Bats! Yes, The Bats have a new album, Foothills, due out on Friday.
13th Floor New Song Of The Day: The Bats – Another Door
Ease into Sunday with this gorgeous new song from The Bats.
The Bats – Nivara Lounge May 19, 2017
When you consider the longevity of bands, some change their sound every album, be it through restlessness or dictated by trends and a deep seated fear of becoming irrelevant. Others choose to stay within the basic confines of their original style, deviating subtlety and carefully only when it suits them.