Stereolab Announce New Zealand Tour Dates
Posted in: Music News
On the heels of last year’s album 'Instant Holograms on Metal Film', Stereolab have added New Zealand dates to their upcoming tour
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Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: Double Parked
Posted in: Music FeaturesWest Auckland's Double Parked talk growing up on ’90s rock, their latest EP 'Rosary', and the journey from local gigs to festivals
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Inside Andrew Wilson’s Musical Journey: Dunedin to Die! Die! Die! to Solo Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesAndrew Wilson takes us through his storied career, from his early Dunedin days to touring the world with Die! Die! Die! and going solo
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‘Auckland Deserves Cool Stuff’: Inside Strange Universe, the Festival Turning the City Into an Indie Playground
Posted in: Music FeaturesBanished Music’s Reuben Bonner talks about Strange Universe’s origins, its current run, and their ambitious winter lineup
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RIIKI REID on CubaDupa, Independence and Bringing the Party to Wellington’s Biggest Street Festival
Posted in: Music FeaturesRIIKI REID talks her EP 'Drench', going independent again, and why Wellington’s biggest street party still feels like a celebration
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Stereolab, Cass McCombs and More Announced for Strange Universe Winter 2026
Posted in: Music NewsIts Autumn edition is still happening as we speak, but Strange Universe has already confirmed a follow-up Winter edition
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Split Enz Add Another Show to New Zealand Tour
Posted in: Music NewsNew Zealand just can't get enough of Split Enz
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A Guide to Cult Folk Musician Maxine Funke in 10 Records
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Dunedin-based avant-garde musician pens hushed stories of the mundane and magical moments in everyday life
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Rolling Stone AU/NZ Deep Dive: The 3Ds, ‘The Venus Trail’
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe take a closer look at the quintessential Dunedin album of its era, despite the 3ds containing three Auckland-bred musicians
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Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: C Cada
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe get to know c cada, an excellent lo-fi ambient musician who's followed Earth Tongue, Muroki and more to Berlin
