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Raconteur, ratbag, knife-thrower: Tony Astle on 48 years as Antoine's chef
'He made Gordon Ramsay look like a pussy!'
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'He made Gordon Ramsay look like a pussy!'
Musician and producer Estère is exploring Jungian archetypes through her music.
The music producers fund is making good music easier to achieve.
If you’ve been on social media this week, you may well have come across a surge in interest in sea shanties.
Last week something really weird and exciting happened to me: one of the hottest singers on the planet talked about how much something I said helped her.
Summer reissue: Spinoff cartoonist Toby Morris spends a session in the recording studio with The Beths.
'I was fuming when she said that. I can do whatever I want to do on stage, I can say whatever I want.'
If you've listened to New Zealand music from the last decade-and-a-half, chances are you've heard the influences of Josh Fountain.
Ever wanted to see John Campbell lit on Kava? Look no further than Melodownz' new show, Kava Corner.
Summer reissue: In the latest episode of Final Mix, Yadana Saw and The Phoenix Foundation’s Samuel Flynn Scott road test new songs from the band’s forthcoming album Friend Ship.
Summer reissue: Young hip-hop duo Church & AP came out blazing on all cylinders with their debut album last year. For Final Mix, Yadana Saw picked them up for a trip to Krispy Kreme to listen to their latest single.
Summer reissue: In the first episode of the Final Mix, music journalist Yadana Saw chats with cross-Atlantic country maven Tami Neilson.
After a three-year wait, Imugi 이무기 have just released their sophomore EP, Dragonfruit. Matt McAuley caught up with the Auckland band to learn what they've been up to since their 2017 debut.
Niko Walters' first mixtape was made in a London bedroom. On his debut album, he takes a giant leap forward.
On her fourth full-length, the acclaimed songwriter found inspiration from those around her.
Was it music’s fault, when words suddenly seemed to be less important than instruments? Or was it just life taking over?
Can we ever get enough of Dolly Parton? The answer is no.
