December 2012
In this issue:
Home Brew, Bic Runga, Bannerman, Sticky Filth, Gin Wigmore and more. 2012 NZM Wallplanner included!!
Home Brew, Bic Runga, Bannerman, Sticky Filth, Gin Wigmore and more. 2012 NZM Wallplanner included!!
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Album results for D
12 Good Hours of Daylight
A New Aesthetic
Anotherland
Available Light
Awake at Dawn
Back in Brown
Baraji
Beauty in the Ashes
Believe
Blow Out Your Candles
Blues 4 Dad
Bound and Suburban
Bronze
Brown Sabbath
Bury Me In Drab EP
Buy the Numbers
Complete Electro-Acoustic Works
Cross Creek
Dancefloor Guru
Dark Water EP
Darling One Year
Dead End Beat
Dead Pan Rangers
Dean Chandler
Degrees of Existence
Detroyers
Die! Die! Die!
Don't Hold Back
Dr Colossus (EP)
Dr Tree (Re-release)
Dub Conspiracy Recordings
Dubscapes & Dance Tracks
Elimination
Facing Square One
Falling Debris
Fighting For You
Flavourism
Fold In Two
Form
Freaky Pea EP
From Hell To Breakfast EP
Frozen Orange
Glitter Spreader
Granity Mill
Heaven & Hell
Heavy Rotation
Hook
I
I Know Too Much
I Unwrap You
In a Taxi Home
In Albumen
King Size
Left by Soft
Left Hand Dive
Live
Love Hotel
Love Hotel EP
Mantis Shaped and Worrying
Marvellous Year
Medicine Man
Million Miles Away
Money
Not Long Ago
On the Down and In
Op Ed: Environmental/Social/Political
Out Of the Soup
Phoenix
Pitch-Inst.-Master-Key-Chrom.
Porchlight
Pot/Kettle/Black!
Promises, Promises
Pyschoanalyse
Reality Chant
Resurgence
Saint Hilda’s Faithless Boy
Sand On Chrome
Say What You Mean
Sedition
Selected Strains
Shanes Addiction
She Dubs Me, She Dubs Me Not
Show of Hands (Soundtrack)
Skirt
Soothe Me
Soul Pacific Soul
Sowing The Wild Notes
Spells
Summerstorm
The Curse of the Queen’s Diamond
The Dark World
The Far Now
The Fool of Fountain City
The Hard Edge
The Marion Flow
The Nibelung Cycle
The Power Of Suggestion EP
The Scottish Play
The Shape Of Grunge To Come
There My Dear
This Love Will Undo Us All
This Moment
Til Now
To The Control Tower
Two, Maybe Three, Days Ride
Undinal Songs
Up In The Rough
Visions
Walk Into The Sea
Warm Hand
We've Done So Much Good For So Many People
What Am I Gonna Do?
While The Wind’s At Your Back
White Lies & Black Hearts
Yes, That's Me
You've Got to Hear the Music
Deja Voodoo: Back in Brown
By Jessie Scoullar
Whoever thought Deja Voodoo would make it to album number two? Self-described as loud and anti-social, ‘Back in Brown’ is heavy rock’n’roll and a shining example of spinning comedy gold from a pile of straw. Lead single Can’t Do (What I Wanna Do) is up there with the best from their ‘Brown Sabbath’ debut in the stakes of catchiness and shock factor. The same goes for the dodgy Shotgun and even dodgier Light the Fuse. Auckland Girls is a celebration of sorts, as is Weed On, and anyone who experienced university in Dunedin, or possibly Palmerston North, will relate to Frat Nation. Social responsibility isn’t a consideration for Deja Voodoo, or at least not common standards of the concept. There are probably a lot of adolescent boys lapping up this music - and so they should - as long as everyone gets the joke. Recommended; SOH compulsory. Related Information
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