The Sampler

In the third of a four part series revisiting albums that turned 30 this year, Tony Stamp looks at seven local albums from 1995.

In the second of a four part series revisiting albums that turned 30 this year, Tony Stamp looks back at nine American rock albums from 1995.

In the first of a four part series revisiting albums that turned 30 this year, Tony Stamp looks back at ten British albums that were critical and/ or commercial successes.

The French-British indie icons' mix of mix of '60s pop, jazz, and krautrock is familiar but still frequently thrilling.

The Minneapolis singers sweet vocal tones and guitar twang belie an interest in darker topics.

The British musician's dedication to groove is as infectious as ever on this new, exclusive mix.

The Mercury Prize-winning UK rapper returns after publicly splitting from her producer with an album that addresses the falling out directly.

The neo-folk artist has just released a third album on Flying Nun, joining Tony in the studio to unpack its stylistic shifts and deeply-felt moods.

The Brit Pop icons return after 24 years, as sardonic and zesty as ever despite entering their sixties.

All four members of the indie-pop outfit join Tony in-studio for a chat about their debut LP Aseurai.

A solo project with the trappings of a band, Reuben Scott's second album under the Salt Water Criminals banner was recording in "tiny rooms in Auckland", but sounds huge.

The R&B icon's latest was seven years in the making, a tribute to her late mum that marries bold beats with her effortlessly cool vocal style.