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December 2012
December 2012
In this issue:
Home Brew, Bic Runga, Bannerman, Sticky Filth, Gin Wigmore and more. 2012 NZM Wallplanner included!!
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Antix
by Simon Woods
For the past seven years Barton (above right) and Hayden Strom - better known in clubs around the world as Antix - ...more
False Start
by Chris Leggett
You could argue that, for any band, having a small town's-worth of MySpace fans is no great feat. ...more
Fast Crew - Give 'Em Enough Rope
by Gareth Shute
Fast Crew formed in 1999, break dancing at parties leading them on to freestyling, then rapping and eventually music writing. ...more
Grand Prix - Songs To Terraplane To
by Rhys Morgan
Sitting down with Grand Prix for a couple of beers in the garden bar of a wee cafe, it didn't take too long to figure that these guys are quite content with their latest release on Arch Hill. ...more
Hollie Smith - Hitting the Blue Note
by Shaun Chait
Hollie Smith looks tired. She exudes a warm, engaging disposition, but she has that slightly jaded, where-am-I-now? look which betrays the fact she's been back in the country less than 24 hours. She spent yesterday flying back from a whirlwind, 'drop everything and go' one week visit to New York and LA. ...more
Lindon Puffin
by Vicki Anderson
New Zealand's answer to Billy Bragg, Christchurch-based Lindon Puffin, has not long finished his latest tour of New Zealand's nooks and crannies. ...more
So So Modern - Retro-Futuristic Campfire Ravings
by Martyn Pepperell
So So Modern could, can and have been described in a huge number of different ways, each usually involving some quirkily inventive term like 'ravepunk'. ...more
The Managers - Twelve Years On The Beat
by Kathryn Van Beek
What do two builders, two teachers, an IT guy, a sound engineer and a pro wrestler have in common? In this case the answer is that they're all in Auckland's legendary, and long-running, ska outfit The Managers. ...more
The Sneaks - Betting it all on London success
by Chris Leggett
It's reasonably late at night when I try to find The Sneaks' central city practice space. After a wary walk down a dark and decidedly dodgy-looking driveway, I'm relieved to see drummer Daniel Ward, bass player/vocalist James Dansey and guitarist/vocalist Martin Keane enjoying some fresh night air, having finished their rehearsal. ...more