Today a new video for 'Crit+' has been shared by Reuben Winter's partner Grace Verweij, made up from VHS footage assembled by Winter and snippets of lyrics and drawings from his notebooks...
N. T. Honey's noise and jangly guitar brings alive narratives of feminine archetypes, environmental disasters and everyday phenomena.
Emily's music weaves introspection into rule-bending ear worms, influenced by her love of Motown, neo-soul and music’s greatest songwriters.
Here Comes Haggy is the new single from Wellington band Bad Hagrid, and indeed, Haggy is coming.
The award, named after one of Aotearoa's most respected music journalists, the late Dylan Taite, recognises outstanding creativity for an album
Re-werked from the dancefloor to the DAW, Hearsay captures one of the staple grooves of Kaishandao’s ever-evolving live hardware set, composed and constructed over an unprecedented year of weekend-to-weekend club gigs across post-epidemic China.
The release is part of a new album of remixes of Amamelia's first album, WOW! Many key players in Aotearoa's electronic scenes breathe new life into WOW!'s grooves and textures.
Soft Plastics release their new stand alone single Loozer, ahead of their upcoming tour throughout the North Island.