April 2013
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Kung Fu Kitchen
#957 EP
Above the Wires
AIO
Astral Surfers
Awakening
Barriers & Doorways
Beneath Southland Skies
Black Light
Bounce Around
Brotherly EP
Burn
But They Do EP
Cad's Alley
Certified Mad
Close To Home
Cocktail Cookbook
Collection Volume 4
Complicated Characters
Coriander and Heaven EP
Dance Music Will Tear Us Apart
Debut
Diving the Wreck
Drivin' With The Blues
Eyes To See - Ears To Hear - Wrists To Slit
Featherbones
Featherbones
Feel So Good Feel So Bad
Final Fester
Find Me Before I Die A Lonely Death .com
Flight on Light
Flow
Flown Away
Fretless
Guitar Song
Hei Ha
Home Invasion
Horizons
Hulagu
Humanera
Hurricane's Eye
In The Blink Of An Eye
In Wonder
Inland
Inside Stories
Instant Pudding
Journey
Laptopdancer
Live At Bats
Live from Hempfields
Living For Now
Lucky One
Lyric On My Lip
Maisey Rika
Mali Mali
Marshmallow
Matt Deacon
Melodius Beats Volume 1
Mika Vs. Fashion
Montano
More Monster For Your Truck
Morning After
MOS Presents
Mother Guru
Music & Soul
My Dying Wish
No Need To Be Nervous
Old Skool Machete Funk
Open Door
Over My Shoulder
Overdressed
Plateau Honey
Poco EP
Postcards To Your Bed
Primer
Quintiplicity
Ready for the Dance
Red Grey Blue
Reptiles vs Man
Reset Start Reset
Reversion
Rio Lights Auckland Nights
Ristretto
Road to the Outside
Sense of Place
Set Your Mind To Fly
Silhouettes and Footsteps EP
Sneaking Out After Midnight
Songs of the Rings
Spiritual Graffiti
The 88
The Best Of
The Burnside Church
The Guards Themselves
The Light and the Shadowland
The Messenger
The Mongrel in Me
The Murkwon LP
The Same Ol’ Brew Rebottled
Tide's Arising
Tightrope Highway
To The Sea – Sessions
Toru
Transit
Travel 'N Time
Undergrowth
Up At The Bunkers
Urban Shepard
Vice
Wasted Time
Wha
When Everything Falls Apart
Where Do We Go From Here? EP
White Sunday
Why A Woman Gets The Blues
World Comes Calling
MACHETE JUSTICE: Reversion
By Alistar Wickens
It would have been easy for this Tauranga four-piece to fall into the same trap as so many others who take inspiration from the hard rock and metal of the ’90s – in seeking to emulate those bands rather than taking that sound and building their own style from it. Machete Justice show that they’ve learned what they can from their idols and made the music their own. The nine songs on this debut are solid blasts of New Zealand metal, but with a funk edge to them. The vocals are impressive, low guttural growls contrasted with a much more melodic style to good effect, along with some piercing screams. The band’s two vocalists Tarquin Keys and Mark Wright are evidently pretty versatile. ‘Reversion’ is a strong first step on that aspirational path towards world domination. Related Information
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