Tony Stamp
Infinite showcases decades of dubwise delights by The Nomad
Tony Stamp reviews an extensive compilation from the pioneering Aotearoa producer. Audio
Local crooner Hemi Hemingway invites you into his desperate, dank world on Strangers Again
Tony Stamp reviews a debut album blending soulful pipes with lo-fi aesthetics. Audio
Local crooner Hemi Hemingway invites you into his desperate, dank world on Strangers Again
Tony Stamp reviews a debut album blending soulful pipes with lo-fi aesthetics.
AudioInfinite showcases decades of dubwise delights by The Nomad
Tony Stamp reviews an extensive compilation from the pioneering Aotearoa producer.
AudioFlying Nun champs Vor-stellen deliver their debut Parallelograms
Three former Subliminals unleash four exploratory tracks that stretch to nearly an hour.
AudioClementine Valentine sonically level up on their new album.
The sisters formerly known as Purple Pilgrims deliver their dramatic debut. Audio
Bonnie Prince Billy mixes weirdness and wisdom on his new album
Tony Stamp reviews the latest in a long line of essential albums from an eccentric American performer. Audio
deepState's Dreams: a local release of expert club grooves
Jessica Morgan proves she's a master of rhythmic ear candy on her second album. Audio
Bonnie Prince Billy mixes weirdness and wisdom on his new album
Tony Stamp reviews the latest in a long line of essential albums from an eccentric American performer.
AudiodeepState's Dreams: a local release of expert club grooves
Jessica Morgan proves she's a master of rhythmic ear candy on her second album.
AudioClementine Valentine sonically level up on their new album.
The sisters formerly known as Purple Pilgrims deliver their dramatic debut.
AudioPrestige by Girl Ray earns its title
Tony Stamp reviews an album crammed with eminently hummable disco-pop. Audio
Violet Hirst's first album is raw, romantic, and heart-rending
Tony Stamp reviews the debut of a local artist full inhabiting her own sound. Audio
Prestige by Girl Ray earns its title
Tony Stamp reviews an album crammed with eminently hummable disco-pop.
AudioViolet Hirst's first album is raw, romantic, and heart-rending
Tony Stamp reviews the debut of a local artist full inhabiting her own sound.
AudioBrighton producer K-Lone is particularly playful on his ear-tickling second album.
Tony Stamp reviews an electronic album that's full of personality. Audio
Brighton producer K-Lone is particularly playful on his ear-tickling second album.
Tony Stamp reviews an electronic album that's full of personality.
AudioTāmaki troubadour D.C. Maxwell spins tales of outlaws, love, and loss on his compelling debut
Tony Stamp spends time with the horse thieves, bank robbers, and forbidden lovers who populate the upcoming singer-songwriter's first album. Audio
American songwriter Julie Byrne's first album in six years is marked by the loss of a key collaborator
Tony Stamp reviews the soothing singer's masterful blend of ambient and folk music. Audio
Where Were You? presents a fascinating alternative history of Leeds' musical output
Tony Stamp reviews an exhaustive 68-song collection of all-timers and no-hit wonders from a musically fruitful decade. Audio
