Inspired by the screening of Leto at this year's International Film Festival, we present a guide to the first wave of rock from the USSR.
Last week, Robyn released 'Missing U', her first solo single in since 2010. Ellen Falconer writes about the Swedish pop artist's enduring relevance and the incredibly therapeutic power of her music.
The NZSO and The Phoenix Foundation performed their Celebrate! show last night at the Michael Fowler Centre in Wellingto
'The Powerstation is a blank canvas,' says owner after organisers reveal alt-right duo Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux will appear at beloved music venue.
On longevity, listening to your old work and the band's four-date tour with the NZSO to celebrate their 20th anniversary.
Home Brew’s needle-shifting Last Week EP was released 10 years ago this month. Sam Wicks talks to the people who brought the unapologetically local project to life.
The video premiere of High Beams (IllBaz, Melodownz and Raiza Biza) 'Red Wine' video, the New Zealand Goodfellas (or, Goodfullas).
These are the definitive rules for using your phone at a concert.
The "most electrifying rap group in entertainment" extend their impeccable run with new EP, The Most Electrifying. Jogai Bhatt reviews.
Dudley Benson premieres his new video ‘Zealandia’ and speaks about his high concept political album that’s been eight years and $90,000 in the making.
An indie-pop act on the rise, inspired as much by imagery and colours as it is by musical ideas.
The Miltones' new video 'Disappear' shot in Auckland's iconic Civic theatre.
Jon Toogood, frontman of evergreen rockers Shihad, about the new record of his collaborative project The Adults.
Playing onboard the Interislander, one of the most important (and worst) shows in the country.
The performance of Kendrick Lamar's hip hop carries special meaning for New Zealand's minorities, Tamsyn Matchett writes.
Six60 are as much a business as a band, and have broken every rule in music on their way to historically unprecedented success, writes lapsed music critic and Six60 hater Duncan Greive.
Alex Casey talks to Bajan-New Zealander Amber Maya about her music, going to school with Rihanna and how best to bury a body.
