National song-writing treasure Aldous Harding has returned today with her latest song and recent "set-closer" 'Old Peel'.
Flying Nun's made 40 trips around the sun, and writer Martin Aston has been along for the ride for the majority of them. Martin has written for MOJO, Q, The Guardian, The Times, Attitude, Radio Times and BBC Music Online, and has authored four books, including 'Facing The Other Way: The Story of 4AD" and a book on Bjork. (Picture - Jean Paul Sartre Experience)
Submarine Bells and Soft Bomb, the iconic early albums from The Chills’ catalogue have been remastered for a super sweet...
Masters student William Daymond discovers various tidbits and unreleased material in the National Library's Flying Nun collection
Gone To Ground is a moving, moody song from the never-ending pen of Robert Scott and sees the band interpret and explore the paths we lead in life to consider where yours might take you.
With the new album Foothills edging ever closer, The Bats have released the second single off the impending record with a charming video.
Cede is the third single to be released off Clot, which comes out September 25th.
The songs for Foothills were captured and immortalised in the Canterbury foothills of the Southern Alps, Aotearoa New Zealand. Check out the lead single Warwick, which of course features the iconic "Batsian chug and jangle."