“[Tiny Ruins’] orchestrated folk can feel timeless and inconspicuous at once, content to lie unnoticed in an understated grandeur all its own.” – NPR
Read MoreMusic, Events & Special Projects Publicity, PR & Label & Artist Services – Aotearoa/NZ
LATEST NEWS
Ōtautahi/Christchurch husband-and-wife, Terrible Sons announce their anticipated debut album The Raft Is Not The Shore due out on April 28th on Canadian label Nettwerk. With truly stunning art
Read More
“Wesley Joseph is nothing short of a visionary… one of the most exciting artists around right now” – Dork, 4/5 “‘GLOW’ sets the
Read More“Wesley Joseph’s genre-blending music has undeniable soul and he is an essential rising artist”- Pigeons & Planes “Sonically somewhere between Andre 3000
Read More
“catchy dose of anthemic, ’80s-style street punk” – BrooklynVegan “another shout-along effort of old-school impactful punk…” – Vanyaland “There’s a confidence and
Read More
Today, London’s Eaves Wilder – one of 2023’s most exciting new music talents – announces the release of her debut EP –
Read More
Driven to create for a community of self-identifying outsiders brimming with fresh new art, FRED is the dynamic multimedia project from Freddie
Read More
Following last year’s critically acclaimed second LP, Stumpwork, London outfit Dry Cleaning announce Swampy, a new EP composed of two previously unreleased tracks, remixes and demos,
Read More
“I’ve been loving Andy Shauf…for a minute now. He’s just such a phenomenal storyteller. I love the way his voice can kinda
Read More
On February 24th, Algiers will release their fourth album, SHOOK. It’s a record that’s deeply informed by collaboration and community, with almost every track including a guest or
Read More
Ireland’s Gilla Band today share a new single and video, ‘Sports Day‘. Their ground breaking new album Most Normal, which featured highly in Albums of The Year lists
Read More
Flamingo Pier’s beloved Waiheke Festival makes its glorious return this March, bringing its three-day party back to Rangihoua Estate! Postponed twice, first due to the
Read More