Good ol’ James Milne. We’re so happy to have you back. It’s been nearly 4 years since your last release, The Sparrow, a sublime and truly satisfying album. With clever, twisted songs like Early Kneecaps and Travelling Shoes creating deliciously determined earworms it seemed almost inconceivable that you could
Although it may be rooted in the sweet soul pop and glam of the early 1990’s Pip Brown’s music and stage performance remains a crisper, more economical version those glamorous disco idols like Michael Jackson and Donna Summer. As we’ve come to expect, Brown appears without fanfare on Bodega’s small
“Thank you, Wellington,” announced Georgia Nott, midway through tonight’s set. “Thanks for coming out to see us on such a cold night. We’ve a full house. But then this is like a home coming, and, as you probably know, we’re pretty much related to half of New Zealand!” She was
First published on http://www.13thfloor.co.nz The wonderful Felice Brothers (2 real and several ‘adopted’) are back again, and the world is better for it. Bringing with them is their own fairy tale version of America, a place that can no longer exist in this bitter world of shopping mall terrorism and
Review written for http://www.13thfloor.co.nz Lemmy Kilmister’s Untimely death left a huge hole the music world, that’s for sure. Since I first saw them playing Ace of Spade on an episode of the Young Ones they’ve been in a secret joy to behold. With his handle bar moustache, warts and high
