Tony Stamp
Jess Cornelius processes pregnancy and heartache on new album
The always-candid LA-based expat processes pregnancy, heartache and ecological fears via expert, invigorating songcraft. Video, Audio
South Korean DJ Peggy Gou cops a lot of hate. But is it just sour grapes?
South Korean DJ Peggy Gou is phenomenally successful. Her social media feed can blur into a montage of beaches, restaurants, fashion shows, and adoring crowds. Video, Audio
South Korean DJ Peggy Gou cops a lot of hate. But is it just sour grapes?
South Korean DJ Peggy Gou is phenomenally successful. Her social media feed can blur into a montage of beaches, restaurants, fashion shows, and adoring crowds.
Video, AudioJess Cornelius processes pregnancy and heartache on new album
The always-candid LA-based expat processes pregnancy, heartache and ecological fears via expert, invigorating songcraft.
Video, AudioInterview: Lilly Carron
The Muriwai-based singer-songwriter reflects on the inspirations and collaborations behind her new EP And the Clouds Came Undone. Audio
Seth Frightening aims to unsettle on his long-awaited new LP
The ex-pat neo-folk artist's name might serve as a warning, but his return after nine years is more bracingly original than scary. Audio
Seth Frightening aims to unsettle on his long-awaited new LP
The ex-pat neo-folk artist's name might serve as a warning, but his return after nine years is more bracingly original than scary.
AudioInterview: Lilly Carron
The Muriwai-based singer-songwriter reflects on the inspirations and collaborations behind her new EP And the Clouds Came Undone.
AudioNight Reign is another essential album from Arooj Aftab
The Pakistani singer's follow up to her breakthrough Vulture Prince is just as stately and serene, further establishing her as a fiercely unique artist. Video, Audio
Night Reign is another essential album from Arooj Aftab
The Pakistani singer's follow up to her breakthrough Vulture Prince is just as stately and serene, further establishing her as a fiercely unique artist.
Video, AudioEarth Tongue's Great Haunting is a willfully weird blast of riff-heavy rock
The local duo generate enough noise to fill several stadiums, and fill their songs with a spooky type of myth-making. Video, Audio
Earth Tongue's Great Haunting is a willfully weird blast of riff-heavy rock
The local duo generate enough noise to fill several stadiums, and fill their songs with a spooky type of myth-making.
Video, AudioMusic Critic: Tony Stamp
Today Tony talks to Charlotte about music from Fabiana Palladino and Waxahatchee. Audio
Arab Strap are not fine at all on new LP I’m totally fine with it
The acerbic Scottish duo are in particularly good form, thirty years after their inception, on an album that takes aim at social media. Video, Audio
Christoph El' Truento on Dubs From the Neighbourhood
The award-nominated producer has worked with Avantdale Bowling Club and other hip-hop luminaries, and applied his psychedelic touch to numerous genres. On his latest, he delves back into rocksteady… Audio
Arab Strap are not fine at all on new LP I’m totally fine with it
The acerbic Scottish duo are in particularly good form, thirty years after their inception, on an album that takes aim at social media.
Video, AudioChristoph El' Truento on Dubs From the Neighbourhood
The award-nominated producer has worked with Avantdale Bowling Club and other hip-hop luminaries, and applied his psychedelic touch to numerous genres. On his latest, he delves back into rocksteady…
AudioMel Parsons looks inward on her bittersweet, frequently gorgeous new LP Sabotage
The Christchurch singer-songwriter delves into darkness on her new LP. It's an exploration of sadness that's more meaningful when framed against Parsons' usual buoyant personality, writes Tony Stamp.
…Mel Parsons looks inward on her bittersweet, frequently gorgeous new LP Sabotage
The Christchurch singer-songwriter delves into darkness on her new LP. It's an exploration of sadness that's more meaningful when framed against Parsons' usual buoyant personality, writes Tony Stamp.
… Video, AudioRIP Steve Albini, and Shellac's To All Trains
Tony Stamp and Elliott Childs reflect on the career of recording engineer and musician Steve Albini, and assess the final album by his band Shellac. Audio
