On the Record with Isla Noon
Posted in: Music Features
We get to know the music tastes of artists through their favourite records. Next up, New Zealand alt-pop artist Isla Noon.
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Meet the Aotearoa Hip-Hop Collective About to Tear Through Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesZIPS—featuring Church & AP, RNZŌ, deadforest, and Dera Meelan—are bringing their high-energy live show to Melbourne and Sydney this weekend
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‘I’ve Never Seen Anyone Do That’: How Israel Adesanya’s ‘Vulnerability’ Shaped Soundtrack to Doc on UFC Legend
Posted in: Music Features'Stylebender' follows the life and times of Israel Adesanya. The Nigerian-born, New Zealand-based MMA Champion got heavily involved in the soundtrack too.
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Why Marlon Williams’s New Documentary Was an Unexpected Move for the Musician
Posted in: Music NewsAhead of the release of 'Marlon Williams: Ngā Ao E Rua - Two Worlds' next month, the musician told Rolling Stone AU/NZ more about the film
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Jazmine Mary Announces New Album ‘I Want to Rock and Roll’
Posted in: Music NewsJazmine Mary has also shared 'Memphis', the lead single from their forthcoming third studio album
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How Lamb of God Influenced Alien Weaponry’s New Album
Posted in: Music NewsAlien Weaponry have revealed their excitement at having Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe feature on their new album
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Lorde Has Some New Music She’d Like to Share
Posted in: Music NewsLorde wiped her social media pages and shared a snippet of what could be her first new music since her 2021 album, 'Solar Power'
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Meet the New Zealand Musician Who Went Viral in China
Posted in: Music FeaturesAuckland singer-songwriter Levi Patel went viral on Chinese social media. Now, he's pushing for more Kiwi acts to break in.
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DARTZ Speedboat to Naarm on New Single ‘Moving to Melbourne’
Posted in: Music NewsBest Group nominees at the Aotearoa Music Awards, the Wellington punks are packing up and heading across the ditch with their latest track
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‘This Is Who We Are… We’re Not Going Anywhere’: Alien Weaponry Won’t Stop Taking Māori Culture to the World
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn their heaviest, most vital record yet, the Aotearoa groove-metal trio double down on cultural power, generational pride, and global connection — with a little help from Lamb of God’s Randy Blythe
