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Tinged with real life tragedy, Sufjan Steven's latest still manages to uplift
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews a collection of heartbroken ballads from the American singer-songwriter. Read more Video, Audio
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Tirzah's scuffed club sound is at its darkest on Trip9love
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the latest experimental collection from the UK singer-songwriter. Read more Video, Audio
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Ryan Fisherman supercharges his sound on Country EMO
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the noisy new outing from an Ōtautahi all-rounder. Read more Video, Audio
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Mitski is hyper self-aware on her countrified latest
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the serene, string-laden new album. Read more Video, Audio
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Genesis Owusu blends punk with rap on his incendiary second album
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the sophomore LP from Ghanian-Aussie awards juggernaut Genesis Owusu. Read more Video, Audio
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The last recordings of Ainu folk singer Umeko Ando.
2:20 PM.Elliott Childs reviews an album of beautifully captured field recordings from Hokkaido. Read more Audio
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Pop-punk anguish from Denver, Colorado band Broken Record
2:20 PM.Elliott Childs reviews the anguished, 2000's influenced Emo of Colorado band Broken Record's new album. Read more Audio
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Mega Ran returns with a joyful Hip-Hop album aimed at young listeners
2:20 PM.Elliott Childs reviews an album of joyous, kid oriented Hip-Hop by Arizona based rapper Mega Ran. Read more Audio
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Ōtautahi's Model Home deliver power-pop adrenalin on their fantastic debut
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews a local album of expertly crafted and performed indie rock. Read more Video, Audio
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Jet Jaguar's Epiphytes are as aurally exciting as always
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews a botanical collection from the seasoned Wellington producer. Read more Video, Audio
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K M T P's debut comes With Love, and a lot of distortion
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the affable overdrive of the Tāmaki Makaurau artist's debut full-length. Read more Video, Audio
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Clear Pond Road is further proof that no one writes songs like Kristin Hersh
2:30 PM.The nineties icon's latest is placid on its surface, roiling with chaos beneath. Read more Video, Audio
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The posthumously-completed Bird Machine has plenty of Sparklehorse magic
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the final dispatch from an important artist. Read more Video, Audio
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Kane Strang's new band Office Dog offer evocative indie rock
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews this Flying Nun debut: jangly, jagged and jaunty. Read more Video, Audio
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Indigenous hip-hop burns bright on Mokomokai's second album Whakarehu
2:30 PM.So'omalo Schwalger reviews a uniquely Aotearoa hip-hop collaboration. Read more Audio
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Local crooner Hemi Hemingway invites you into his desperate, dank world on Strangers Again
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews a debut album blending soulful pipes with lo-fi aesthetics. Read more Audio
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Infinite showcases decades of dubwise delights by The Nomad
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews an extensive compilation from the pioneering Aotearoa producer. Read more Audio
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Flying Nun champs Vor-stellen deliver their debut Parallelograms
2:30 PM.Three former Subliminals unleash four exploratory tracks that stretch to nearly an hour. Read more Audio
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Clementine Valentine sonically level up on their new album.
2:30 PM.The sisters formerly known as Purple Pilgrims deliver their dramatic debut. Read more Audio
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Bonnie Prince Billy mixes weirdness and wisdom on his new album
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the latest in a long line of essential albums from an eccentric American performer. Read more Audio
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deepState's Dreams: a local release of expert club grooves
2:30 PM.Jessica Morgan proves she's a master of rhythmic ear candy on her second album. Read more Audio
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Prestige by Girl Ray earns its title
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews an album crammed with eminently hummable disco-pop. Read more Audio
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Violet Hirst's first album is raw, romantic, and heart-rending
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews the debut of a local artist full inhabiting her own sound. Read more Audio
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Brighton producer K-Lone is particularly playful on his ear-tickling second album.
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews an electronic album that's full of personality. Read more Audio
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Where Were You? presents a fascinating alternative history of Leeds' musical output
2:30 PM.Tony Stamp reviews an exhaustive 68-song collection of all-timers and no-hit wonders from a musically fruitful decade. Read more Audio
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