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Cutting it out: Cut Off Your Hands on calling it quits
Cut Off Your Hands is over. It's the end of an era. But, as frontman Nick Johnston explains, it's also a new beginning.
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Cut Off Your Hands is over. It's the end of an era. But, as frontman Nick Johnston explains, it's also a new beginning.
Ever wanted to see John Campbell lit on Kava? Look no further than Melodownz' new show, Kava Corner.
Auckland's live event scene has taken a Covid-mandated break, but what does that mean for artists and venues?
The Always Growing songwriter tells us about her new EP and why she thinks it’s so important for NZ music to include voices like hers.
Taylor Swift's surprise album folklore marks a step away from the noise and into the dark lushness of the woods, writes Sam Brooks
How do the items on the new Kiwiburger hold up to a good ol' Spinoff power ranking?
As one of the few places on earth where live events are taking place, NZ is seeing its Facebook pages overrun by scammers trying to trick fans out of cash.
This episode of Under Cover brings together musicians Troy Kingi and Warren Maxwell to play each other’s songs and have a yarn.
Oliver Tree is no flash-in-the-pan absurdist. He's honed his careers (music and scooters) for over a decade. Welcome to his first album.
The 2020 longlist for the APRA Silver Scroll Awards have just been announced. Here’s the full list of the 20 finalists, with the songs themselves to listen to.
Another year, another round of festival lineups full of men. Enough is enough.
A new EP from an unknown Auckland singer ignited a bidding war before she’d released a single. Today her debut single ‘Call You Out’ is released, with eerie parallels to Lorde’s rise.
Spinoff cartoonist Toby Morris spent a session in the recording studio with The Beths and got an intimate view of the beloved band at work.
As The Beths prepare for their first show in front of a crowd in months, they tell Josie Adams the stories behind Live From 'House'.
Andrew Drever interviews Texas-based trio Khruanngbin upon the release of their third album, Mordechai.
This episode of Under Cover brings together musicians Sharon Van Etten and Hollie Fullbrook (Tiny Ruins) to play each other’s songs and have a yarn.
As New Zealand’s musicians return to the concert hall, Richard Betts checks in with our classical music organisations for reasons to be cheerful.
