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 B
A Perfect Day For Travel
Born of Wolf
Horizontal Life
Isolation Loops
Reachout
The Little Cascade
2 Islands
A Perfect Day For Travel
Aiming For Your Head
Albertine
As Sweet as Sin
Audience Of One
Bailterspace
Be Bop A Nui
Beastwars
Beautiful Collision
Ben King
Bible Black
Big Punch EP
Bigwater
Bill Ward Live At The Bonneville Brewery
Birds
Black Chrome
Blvd Nights
Bonjahbango
Chameleon
Conversation
Crosscontamination & Music Found Behind The Old Couch
Dark Times/Desperate Measures
Death to the Sun
Debut
Decade
Dime Box
Double Play
Down Under & Blues
Echoes - In a Trackless Land
Ecstasy
Eight Track Style
Eleven Steps
Fly Me To The Moon
Following Distance
From The Studio
Ghost of Smoke EP
Give It All
Grinding Aotearoa
Guitar @ Museum
Harold
Home
It’s Another Life
Jurassic Warfare
Kids
Live at the bowl of Brooklands
Me and Mary Ann
Meltwater
Mountain Air
My Electric Family
Nipples
Not Your Ordinary Municipal Brass Band
Nova
On the Map
One Heart Many Lives
Papatu Road
Patchwork
Perfect Flaws
Pilot Bay Blues
Presenting Billy TK Junior
Reconcile
Red Morning
Rhythm & Rhyme
Rockers Run Riot
Shake The Foundations
Slasher EP
Soundtrack To Forever
Southern Face
Spread Our Wings and Fly
Spring Summer Awesome Winter
Story
Subconscious Techniques
Tara
Tarot Card Rock
The Alphabetchadupa
The Barrel is Empty
The C Sides
The Dusty Dream Hole
The End of Things
The Finer Details
The Funnhaus EP
The Future’s Bright EP
The Future’s Bright EP
The Likes Of Us
The Lounge Collection
The Shadow Out of Time
The Sound Inside
The Wall Of Bass Technique
They Said You're Hideous
Think For Yourself
Three Sides to a Mirror
Together Again
Top Shelf Woman
Truth and Reason
Try To Remember Everything
Turakina Tales
Turn
Walking Under Ladders
What To Do With Daylight
Zodiac
Brassouls: Not Your Ordinary Municipal Brass Band
By Steve Cournane
Wow this one is quirky. In that odd NZ way it seems to be trying to be everything to everybody at the same time. Part James Brown, part jazz improv., part pop song, part Front Lawn humour, part ska and even conch ensembles! Yet there is something really nice about this album. You put it on; go about your business, and a feeling of joy just spreads out into the room. Lies, featuring Rick Bryant on vocal is superb. One suspects that the band enjoyed it so much that they just couldn't stop, which is a slight shame because at six minutes it may be just a little long for commercial airplay. There is something slightly majestic about this track, with the horn arrangement providing a poignant counterpoint to the angular Bryant lyrics. I hope Kingsley Melhuish can keep this project alive for a while and make album number two. I would dearly love to see where this can of musical worms ends up in a few years.Related Information
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