GRAYSON GILMOUR Announces NZ tour dates Watch the galactic AI-generated video for new single ‘Day Moon ft. Sandu Ndu’ New album Holding Patterns out November 3 via Flying Nun Wellington/Pōneke-based musician and multi-instrumentalist Grayson Gilmour releases his latest single ‘Day Moon’ alongside the announcement of a nationwide album release tour in December. Last month, he shared the
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“Andrew Wilson’s high-pitched rants and intentionally dissonant guitar combine with Michael Prain’s full-on drumming to perfectly convey their broadsides on talkback radio and the disinformation wormholes on social media. Short, sharp, and
SIT DOWN IN FRONT Release New EP Fuelling My Rage Out today, on Best &
ERNY BELLE ANNOUNCES SOPHOMORE ALBUM NOT YOUR CUPID RELEASES ALBUM SINGLE/VIDEO ‘STAY GOLDEN’
Ōtautahi/Christchurch artist & producer Pickle Darling (Lukas Mayo) announces their new album Laundromat, out June 16, 2023 on U.S. label Father/Daughter Records. In addition to the announcement, listen to their vulnerable lo-fi
Today, Daughter release Stereo Mind Game, the new album from the trio of Elena Tonra, Igor Haefeli and Remi Aguilella. Their first studio album for seven years, the release features singles ‘Swim Back’, accompanied by London String Orchestra 12 Ensemble, ‘Party’, a track that recounts the
This Is The Kit, the group led by Paris-based bandleader Kate Stables, today announced the band’s new album Careful of Your Keepers–produced by Gruff Rhys (Super Furry Animals)–will be released on June
Today the born and raised New York duo comprised of Eliza Barry Callahan and Jack Staffen, together known as Purr, are announcing their sophomore record titled ’Who Is Afraid Of Blue?,’ which
Reminiscent of Laura Viers and Tori Amos, ‘Fish Bowl’ is Davis’s ANTI- Records debut. To coincide with its release she has also shared a new video for the title track. Directed by
Wednesday release a video for ‘TV in the Gas Pump,’ the final single and closing song on their highly anticipated upcoming album Rat Saw God, out April 7th via Dead Oceans. “This
This May Be Modern Folk Music’s own OK Computer” MOJO – ALBUM OF THE MONTH “By some measure their most ambitious in terms of instrumentation, arrangements and the sheer creation of atmosphere…
“On the sprawling, multilayered Shook, Algiers kicks its own doors open even further, using the studio to transform the band into something like a commune.” – New York Times ‘Critic’s Pick’ “Shook’ evokes
“Big Picture extrapolates ‘love at its temporary best,’ and it proves lasting. You might be rubbed emotionally raw by this quietly candid record, but you’ll be comfortable lovestruck too.” — Bust Magazine Today,
“an album confirming Ruban Nielson’s versatility and imagination, as well as a new willingness to escape the nooks and crannies of his own psyche and engage more fully with the world outside.