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Sanoi and Bonzich kick off the year with a collaborative bang on house track, 'Chill Bill'

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Amelia Power Releases Her New Single 'Atmosphere' — A Sun-Soaked Anthem

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Metalheads Unite: Blitz Metal Fest 2025 Brings the Heat to Auckland

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'Blueprint', the new EP from Napoleon Baby out today

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Surprise Release From Li'l Chuck the One Man Skiffle Machine Celebrates 10 Years Since Debut Album

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  Head Like A Hole
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  Horror Story
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  Fraser Ross
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  Fur Patrol
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  Devilskin

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  The Topp Twins
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  The Eastern
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  Marlon Williams
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  Napoleon Baby
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  Bella Rafflyn

Impostor Syndrome
Soundtracks to experiences. ~ "The band are thinkers, experimenters, and explorers. They bear the bloodline of their now nostalgic forefathers, without following their footprints into the world of tribute. They forge their own path." - muzic.net.nz

Impostor Syndrome is an experimental recording project, whose wide range of influences challenge the idea of what is commonly heard within the confines of New Zealand Progressive Rock. The band is based in Auckland, New Zealand, and blends alternative rock with film score and spoken word, described by muzic.net.nz as ‘Industrial meets Depeche Mode’. Becoming best of friends as seventeen year olds over a shared love of Alice in Chains, it took until 2019 before vocalist Ryan Culleton, drummer Scott Nicolson and multi-instrumentalist Shannon Coulomb were to create music together as a unit.

The 2020 pandemic gave the trio an opportunity to further their learning and experimenting of recording techniques, resulting in an album’s worth of music to be released in 2022. The pursuit of expression and boundless creativity, drawing from a wide range of influences, continues to be the central motivation for the band. They have also been converting a garage into their own recording facility that will no doubt keep the band busy for years to come.
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