New Zealand Music News

Our pals at Flying Out have announced who will be gracing the stage at this year's instalment of The Others Way

"Does the average man feel like he's on the outside?" goes the beginning of "Public Bodies," a wistful jangle-pop gem that shudders open into a snarling punk coda.

Nadia Reid and Hollie Fullbrook, of Tiny Ruins, have announced a double-headlined nationwide tour for this coming September and October. The pals and peers will hit the road for eleven dates across the country: Thursday 17th September - Grainstore Gallery, OamaruFriday 18th September - Sherwood, QueenstownSaturday 19th September - Hanover Hall, DunedinSunday 20th September - Great Hall, ChristchurchThursday 24th September - Paisley Stage, NapierSaturday 26th September - Meow, WellingtonSunday 27th September - St Peter's Village Hall, PaekakarikiFriday 2nd October - Yot Club, RaglanSaturday 3rd October - Artworks Theatre, WaihekeFriday 9th October - Te Tairāwhiti Festival, Gisborne Saturday 10th October -...

Jonathan Bree is back with After The Curtain's Close, twelve tracks of orchestral pop to delight your ears. It has been described as both Bree's "sleazy album" and his "break-up album". Check out the video for Heavenly Vision below:   If that leaves you wanting more, don't hesitate to dig into the full album:   After The Curtains Close is out now via Lil' Chief Records.