ASHLEY DE BEER of TRUTH AND ITS BURDEN: A Labour Of Love An interview by Matt Henry Mendonca. Once again I find myself taking on new challenges. Having some time back in South Africa has given me the opportunity toContinue Reading
CHRIS JERICHO of FOZZY: From Note One To Note Done An interview by Sarah Kidd. Actor, professional wrestler, bonafide rockstar; there isn’t much that Chris Jericho hasn’t done or can’t do. Often cited as one of the greatest professional wrestlersContinue Reading
JOEL LATIMER of SONS OF ZION: Fearless Creation Processes An interview by Sarah Kidd. Summer is coming – finally – and with it the distinctive sound of certain New Zealand bands who are synonymous with the season of sun, sandContinue Reading
JUSTIN PITT of SILENCE THE CITY: Forever Moving Forward An interview by Sarah Kidd. Auckland band Silence The City understand the definition of relationships; having been working together for almost a decade it is a topic that they have notContinue Reading
EMILY FAIRLIGHT: Speaking From The Inside An interview by Sarah Kidd. Introspective alternative folk is how Wellington singer-songwriter Emily Fairlight describes her music; to many others it is music that speaks from the shadows, sometimes melancholy but always emotive, herContinue Reading
HÅVARD ELLEFSEN of MORTIIS: Embracing History An interview by Sarah Kidd. Born in Skien, Telemark in Norway, Håvard Ellefsen began his musical career forged in the fires of black metal as the bass player for Emperor; while his career withContinue Reading
Parachute’s ‘Famous Five’ Feature: Daily J In the fifth and final installment of our Parachute’s ‘Famous Five’ series, we chat to Daily J – Blenheim’s sibling trio. Made up of 23-year-old Jayden, 19-year-old Jessie and 18-year-old Johnny – these brothersContinue Reading
Parachute’s ‘Famous Five’ Feature: Indyah This week we pick-up our ‘Parachute Famous Five’ series with Indyah – the young Kiwi artist who’s being touted as the next big thing out of Nelson (also the home to Kiwi music blue bloodsContinue Reading
Parachute’s ‘Famous Five’ Feature: Marianne Wren Standing out from the crowd isn’t easy, especially when it’s a crowd as talented and diverse as the current New Zealand music scene. But it’s not deterred the five artists taking part in thisContinue Reading