Brooke Candy 9th December 2018 Whammy! Bar, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Sarah Kidd. Photography by Doug Peters. Rumours and excited whispers had been circulating for days. With word spreading quickly desperate pleas from fans were posted everywhere. Could she?Continue Reading
Dark Funeral 10th September 2019 Whammy! Bar, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Andy Kim. Photography by Doug Peters. On the eve of September 11th, a date in recent history synonymous with infamous tragic events, Auckland’s extreme metal fans gathered atContinue Reading
Antebellum | Fuzzyeti | Glass Throne 17th August 2019 The Dogs Bollix, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Andy Kim. Auckland is lucky to have a vibrant live music scene that spans across a wide range of genres, and it isContinue Reading
Beyond Creation & Rivers of Nihil 15th May 2019 Whammy! Bar, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Andy Kim. Photography by Sarah Kidd. Last night was rather an exciting evening in Auckland for a small but dedicated group of extreme metalContinue Reading
Monthly Feature by Tim Gruar, Mark Derricutt and Doug Peters. Can you believe it’s almost the run towards the end of the year? The good news is that we are nearly over the winter! And more good news, it’s your chance toContinue Reading
Monthly Feature by Tim Gruar. It’s been a turbulent time over the last two or three weeks. No one can ignore the crazy weather flowing over the motu. Or the crazy news coming in from America. The over turning ofContinue Reading
T-Bone – Good ‘N Greasy (Independent) Reviewed by Tim Gruar. If you, like me, are missing your annual WOMAD fix and pining for those bands that do good old timey folk and blues then this new collection from Poneke’s ownContinue Reading
Monthly Feature by Tim Gruar, Bridget Herlihy & Doug Peters. Crikey, whanau, it’s June already! Where has the year gone? We’ll be writing our Christmas lists before you know it. So, it looks like the new normal is upon us all,Continue Reading
Monthly Feature by Tim Gruar, Bridget Herlihy & Doug Peters. Welcome to April, whanau. Time once again for your monthly dose of singular slices of musical goodness. The good news is that the MIQ’s and P’s are gone and overseas actsContinue Reading