The Sampler

A new compilation showcases ambient music from Japan, during a fruitful period for their dance music scene.

Light in the Attic Records have collated a selection of tunes created in Soviet-era Ukraine, many of them unable to hear until now.

The Naarm-based DJ and producer is set to appear in Cardrona Valley at New Year, and has just released a new track which samples Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke.

The indie icon, known for The Breeders and Pixies, presents her solo debut.

Tony Stamp sits down with Pipwharauroa Campbell and Te Naawe Tupe to hear about their beginnings in the NZ Navy, and the follow up to their succesful debut.

An album of sparse, piano-led tunes from the frontperson of Wellington band Mystery Waitress.

Eight years after her last album, the beloved soul & RnB singer returns with a personal collection of tunes.

Following an album of experimental tracks, the Welsh producer heads in the other direction with anthemic pop-tinged techno.

Mackenzie Hollebon, the Dunedin-raised, Auckland-based musician behind Juno Is, tells Tony about the path to her debut album Where To Begin.

The Christchurch troubadour presents a "frustratingly quiet" selection of songs produced by Marlon Williams.

It's been a tough ten years for the acclaimed songwriter, and his return feels like a hard-won victory.

The UK rave legends run through familiar styles as well as some new experiments, with help from one of their daughters.

Massey and Canterbury Universities have published new research into the economic and wellbeing effects of live performance. Tony Stamp speaks with three of the people involved.

Amelia Murray delivers her second album as Fazerdaze, a feminine take on stadium rock sounds alongside lush synth pop.

Patterns in Repeat alludes to cycles of motherhood, the British folk musician's songs influenced by the birth of her daughter in multiple ways