19 Apr 2021
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Sam Bartells Announces Tuning Fork Show With Albi And The Wolves
Rock The Folk is a celebration of alt-rock and indie-folk by two of Auckland’s hardest working acts Sam Bartells and Albi & The Wolves.
MMF Aotearoa Festival Bookers Networking Session ReturnsThe MMF Aotearoa are so excited to announce the return of one of our most popular events – the Festival Bookers Speed Networking Session!!
'Burn To Ashes' the brand new Darkwave record from Black Velvet Butterfly'Burn To Ashes' is 80's inspired Darkwave with a pinch of industrial to flavour.
Mako Road drop stunning new single & video 'Surfing On Mars'Kiwi indie-rock four-piece Mako Road have today dropped their stunningly psychedelic new single 'Surfing On Mars'.
Sid Diamond releases song 'Don’t Run'Sid Diamond is one of New Zealand’s G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) rap artists, and has never been afraid to speak out on issues that resonate with him.
Bluey Green is back with romantic second single 'Roses', from upcoming EPIndie-pop-surf-rock artist Bluey Green has released his second single ‘Roses’ today. Produced with Merk, the song’s singer/songwriter roots has blended into an indie-pop masterpiece of groove and emotion.
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Hazza Making NoiseHarry Platt is a disillusioned architect and slightly average singer-songwriter/producer based in Auckland, releasing material under the irreverent pseudonym, Hazza Making Noise.
Originally hailing from Christchurch, outputs under the Hazza Making Noise name flirt around various guises of alternative rock. With an ever evolving catalogue of singles which display complete inability to maintain a consistent musical typology or aesthetic, his recent lyrical themes dabble in somewhat cliche "meaning of life" rhetoric as well as making sense of the consequences that differing technological innovations have on us both sociologically and as individuals. While currently pondering a conceptual EP project for 2019, he is also a sausage roll enthusiast.
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MNZ: Heavy Bassix 002: TakaRat
19 Apr 2021 // by Kerry Kingi
Exploring the world of New Zealand's Drum n Bass movement, Heavy Bassix is brought to us from Muzic.net.
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19 Apr 2021 // by Kerry Kingi
Exploring the world of New Zealand's Drum n Bass movement, Heavy Bassix is brought to us from Muzic.net.
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Jiahu Symbols - Single Review: Northern Exposure
17 Apr 2021 // by Darryl Baser
An interesting song, Jiahu Symbols' Northern Exposure opens with a guitar swathed in chorus, maybe a little tremolo, with a couple of bars before the song crashes into life. The verse structure is played a couple of times, before Andrew Murray-Brown begins singing.
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Mark de Clive-Lowe - EP Review: Midnight Snacks Vol.1
16 Apr 2021 // by Mike Alexander
Mark de Clive-Lowe’s musical palette has always been so refreshing engaging and diverse that each new release is like receiving a care package – you don’t know what’s inside but you know you’ll find comfort in it. The Los Angeles-based Kiwi musician, DJ and night club and record label owner has been particularly busy in the last few years with albums and EPs ranging from the chillingly melodious jazz quartet outing Live At The Blue Whale, the steamingly funky club party Church Sessions with various cohorts and the conceptual Heritage I and II, which celebrated his bi-cultural heritage (he is half-Japanese).
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Magnalith - EP Review: Instrumentality
15 Apr 2021 // by River Tucker
If you ever had the inclination to record some music, heading over to Auckland’s LAB studios to lay down some drums is a good way to begin. Not only have they provided Mathew Bosher’s solo release with the depth of sound his chosen genres demand but they also ensure the contagious rhythms on Instrumentality, his debut EP under the moniker Magnalith, have the cut through required to get listener’s fully engaged.
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