19/10/2016
Strikemaster: Sun For A Change
As reported first in the Kapiti Observer, Strikemaster have finally released their debut album – 35 years after forming. ...
READ MORE >18/10/2016
Helen Henderson: London
From her musical beginnings in Invercargill to arriving in London in the late ’70s with a handful of songs and 50 quid, ...
READ MORE >17/10/2016
Abbie: Giving It Back
Launched in September last year, about the same time Maori Television’s fun music competition show Homai Te Pakipaki nine ...
READ MORE >13/10/2016
A Dead Forest Index: In All That Drifts From Summit Down
This very original collection of songs combines genre elements in an often surprising and atmospheric way. A Dead Forest ...
READ MORE >11/10/2016
Dark Water: You’re Only As Addicted As You’re Willing To Be
This album is a strange brew. The guitar playing swerves between delicate ’80s Cure-influenced tendrils and much bolder ...
READ MORE >10/10/2016
Al Witham: Angel Bones & Kapiti Blues
A stalwart of the Kapiti Coast and Wellington blues scenes for many years, Al Witham is known as much for his deep baritone ...
READ MORE >08/10/2016
Jupiter Sulphur Mine: Introducing EP
Sulky, silky bass leads you on a valium-induced rollercoaster as you enter the spaceous sub-consciousness of Jupiter Sulphur ...
READ MORE >07/10/2016
Blair Parkes: Neverendingly
It may just be that he has too much other art going on in his life, but for whatever reason Blair Parkes is evidently reluctant ...
READ MORE >06/10/2016
Various Artists: Two Tongues
This 16-track compilation album of music from Whanganui provides a snapshot of some of that region’s creative talent, as ...
READ MORE >