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tautahi's Outsiders are celebrating the birthday of counterculture icon Little Stevie McCabe, frontman of The Axemen with memorial 7" Festival of Saints. featuring both Stevie's original version and Outsiders new recording of the song. Tracklist A: Stevie McCabe Festival of Saints B: Outsiders Festi

Modern Rock crackles with spontaneous energy, as if The Clean-namely, Hamish Kilgour, David Kilgour, and Robert Scott-couldn't help but make music together whenever they were in the same room. Following their 1989 reunion tour and the 1990 release of Vehicle. those opportunities were rare, with Hami

Darkness reigns today, in the best way possible, with Grecco Romank and Moider Mother dropping a sinister and spectacular double A-side 7" split single. Representing the wild north, Grecco Romank's offering is the scuzzy dance floor slice Human Bin, while Moider Mother (the new project of Shocking P

Richard Swift believed in and sought real beauty. And so, even at its most caustic and sardonic, his masterpiece swan song The Hex is beautiful. Conceived in pieces over the last several years and completed just the month before his passing, The Hex is the grand statement Swift acolytes have been a-

While past albums operated on the intimacy of stripped-down folk music ( The Grime and the Glow, Unknown Rooms ), or the throbbing pulse of supplemental electronics ( Pain Is Beauty, Abyss ), Chelsea Wolfe's sixth official album wrings its exquisiteness out of a palette of groaning bass, pounding dr

Tmaki Makaurau guitar-slingers The Cthulus. Dipping their tentacles into the briney deep, the eldritch four-piece fish up two smokin instrumental cuts to get your hips shaking into the long weekend. Disturbing the lair of What Lurks Beneath and uncovering the hidden marvels of Sunken City. The Cthul

It should come as no surprise to fans of the Chilean trio Fllakzoid that upon meeting the legendary Jason Pierce a.k.a. J. Spaceman (Spacemen 3, Spiritualized), they discovered they were kindred spirits. Fllakzoid and Spacemans projects share a restless drive to explore the outer limits of music, as

Drab Majesty's third album,. is a journey of self-reflection, nostalgia, love, beauty, and heartbreak told across eight addictive and emotional synth pop anthems - a seemingly classic tale delivered unblinkingly through the frame of the modern world. Elements of classic tragedy weigh heavily in the

Picture Disc limited to 2000 copies worldwide Much of the power of the best films by the cult director John Carpenter can be attributed to their use of music music that, more often than not, was composed and performed by Carpenter himself. What began as a necessity for the low-budget productions by

First time-ever release of 1950s-60s recordings featuring Raymond Scott's performances on his pioneering electronic music inventions (the Circle Machine, the Rhythm Modulator, the Bass-Line Generator, the Electronium, the Clavivox, other equipment designed built by Raymond Scott). Includes Raymond S

About a year ago, Richard Swift horrifically fractured his left ring finger. For a moment his nimble guitar and piano work flashed before his eyes. Doctors were saying things like "movement and feeling could eventually return," ,. Certainly, not even a little blip on the sadness radar of humanity, b

Formed nearly a decade ago, galvanized by Tampa hardcore and inspired by it's miscreant noise, signals a new chapter for Merchandise. Following 2014's After The End - a full-band effort recorded in a closet - the band stripped back to it's core of Carson Cox (vocals, electronics), Dave Vassalotti (g

"'Im going down to the cemetery, cause the world is all wrong, down there with the spooks to hear em sing my sorrow song, sings Coco Davis in Cemetery Blues, first recorded in the 1920s by the great Bessie Smith. And theres more like that on. Coco Daviss excellent debut. Most of the songs are of thi

Over the course of 10 years, Damon McMahon aka Amen Dunes has transformed continuously, and Freedom is the project's boldest leap yet. The themes are darker than on previous Amen Dunes albums, but it's a darkness sublimated through grooves. The music, as a response or even a solution to the darkness

When Peggy Gou released her debut EP Art of War in 2016, she made a list of career goals. One of them was to become the first South Korean DJ to play Berlins techno institution Berghain, an objective she achieved only a few months later. Another item on that list was to record an instalment of K7s D

Marlon Williams returned to his family home in Lyttelton, NZ, in April 2014 to record his first solo album. He had relocated to Melbourne a year prior, but decided to make the record at home with his long time producer Ben Edwards at The Sitting Room studios. They had also worked together on The Unf

The long-awaited fourth full-length by Fllakzoid isn't merely a recalibration for the band. t is a multidimensional reconsideration of what the process of songwriting, performance, and creating a work of recorded music can be. Fllakzoid grows via depuration, aiming with each record to fill longer sp

Like many others, Ghostly became enamored with Fort Romeau's idea of "slow listening," the concept of enriching relationships with music through careful attention and focus. His understated take on deep, groove-friendly house started pushing this practice three years ago, when the producer's debut L

The esoteric noise duo known as HEXA is the sonic union of Xiu Xius focal point Jamie Stewart and sonic provocateur Lawrence English. Forged out of a mutual interest in exotic birds and the decaying charms of the post-industrial age, their collaboration explores the physicality of sound and its abil

Meaning all things magick and supernatural, the root of the word occult is that which is hidden, concealed, beyond the limits of our minds. If this is occult, then the Occult Architecture of Moon Duos fourth album - a psychedelic opus in two separate volumes released in 2017 - is an intricately wove

Richard Swift believed in and sought real beauty. And so, even at its most caustic and sardonic, his masterpiece swan song The Hex is beautiful. Conceived in pieces over the last several years and completed just the month before his passing, The Hex is the grand statement Swift acolytes have been a-

Dreamy, psychedelic pop songs seems to be s (Sam Perry) signature. And this, his self-titled second album, is filled with shimmering psychedelic lo-fi rock, and reverb drenched guitar melodies. Following on from his 2013 debut album How Many Padmes Hum the 10-track album sees the 21-year old bedroom

In the 90s, Bill Direen was working clubs, cabarets and theatres with drummer Derek Champion when Peter Jefferies brought them to Dunedin for gigs and recordings. Bill slept on the floor of the Volt studio, and guests dropped by to add their genre of Dunedin brilliance to the Direen / Champion groov

"Repetition is a form of change," reads one of Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies. Seth Haley knows the concept well, and his style of technicolour synth-wave takes the mantra as a challengehow much emotion can one man convey through his machines Six years ago, Galactic Melt introduced space traveller T