Fat Freddy’s Drop: Wairunga Directed by Fat Freddy’s Drop + TRANSMIT Review by Kate Taylor. Fred heads, better get Freddy – the boys are back! The iconic and quintessential cornerstone of modern New Zealand music, Fat Freddy’s Drop, as joined byContinue Reading
First and foremost, and what is possibly the understatement of the century – it’s been kind of a rough year. Not just for the music industry, but for humanity as a whole. As I am writing this I am hearingContinue Reading
SIX60: Till The Lights Go Out Directed by Julia Parnell Review by Kate Taylor. Premiere photography by Chris Morgan. Some experiences you know as you’re having them, that they are indeed, something very special. That’s the best way to describeContinue Reading
Fly My Pretties 14th November 2020 The Town Hall, Auckland, New Zealand Review by Kate Taylor, with photography by Chontalle Musson. Urrrgh 2020, aye? What a stop-start, confusing period of time for us all to be navigating. Those that areContinue Reading
Fat Freddy’s Drop 7th November 2020 The Cauldron at Spark Arena, Auckland, New Zealand Review by Kate Taylor, with photography by Doug Peters. Look, every live music review at this point in time; this ridiculous skip bin fire of aContinue Reading
Obituary 22nd January 2020 The Studio, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Kate Taylor. Photography by Connor Crawford. Feature Artwork by Leon Taylor. Gather round ye metal fans of old, or is that old metal fans? Summer seems to be theContinue Reading
Knocked Loose 9th January 2020 Neck Of The Woods, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Kate Taylor. Photography by Chontalle Musson. Last night I dusted off the Zimmer Frame and got my old Hardcore Kid ass along to Neck of theContinue Reading
Reported on by Kate Taylor, with photography by Leah Victoria. When a star of this magnitude comes to town you have to drop everything to clap eyes on them. A phenom of the silver screen and no stranger to treadingContinue Reading
FOMO By Night 9th January 2019 Spark Arena, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by Kate Taylor. Feature Artwork by Leon Taylor. Photography by Doug Peters. Spark Arena’s air-conditioned womb was the birthplace of last night’s mass sensory experience that is theContinue Reading