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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Cast a Line
Not Food Hungry
Show Pony
The Onus of Sand
A New World
Acid & Alkaline
Aftershock EP
All Moments Leading To This
An Implied Desire
Chanteuses and Shotguns
Clean Break
Composing Motion
Dawn Planes
Debut
Debut
Degrees K
Electric Animal Empire
Everything Unwinds
FOMO
Goddess of Love
Hello, Goodbye and Everything In Between (EP)
Here on the Ground
High Risk
Hybrid Flower
I Can Still Do It!
In The Land Of Music
Ladyhawke
Landlines
Lawrence Arabia
Leeches EP
Legacy of Disorder
Letter From My Heart
Linn Lorkin's Kiwiana
Listen Up
Live At The Matterhorn
Live In Concert With The NZSO
Los Muertos
Love Will Find A Way (EP)
Luckless EP
Mississippi2Mauao
Mutate Or Die
New Hot Nights
Noodlehouse
Nuggety
One Feather at a Time
Out Of The Blue (Apollodorus Music)
Parallax
Pendulum
Phosphorescence
Postcards From West Auckland
Pow Bang
Running Down The Keys
Shimmer
Special Surprise
Spiritual People
State House Kid
Stolen Moments
Stop! The Music is Over - The HMV Recordings
Stuff Like That
Syntheology
The Best Of
The Electric Forest
The Night's Plutonian Shore
The Water EP
Think Outside
Tinpot Guru
Tsunami Sound Chill
Vesuvius
Wake
Wasted Youth
Lifelike: Degrees K
By Reuben Keeling
The one thing that singles Degrees K out from the rock crowd is the depth of their music. If it weren't for that depth, it would be easy to write 'Lifelike' off as just another modern-rock release. Their sound is very Manic Street Preachers, except there's an edge that isn't so easily dismissed. The album is full of thoughtful lyrics and sharp guitars, but also a musical confidence that's rare for such a young band on their debut album. Since their conception three years ago Degrees K have successfully evolved their energetic live sound, and with the recent addition of a second guitarist and vocalist Ben Edwards, the band seems to have found a nice balance. Production from Rob Mayes at Christchurch's Avalanche Studios has harnessed that energy well, resulting in a very solid album. Out on Failsafe Records.Related Information
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