Category Archives: e artists

hugely popular west-auckland metal act that managed to come very close to topping the new zealand album charts with their 2nd album season for assault, and have continued to rise in profile since their debut hate made me, securing a … Continue reading →

short-lived wellington lathe-cut label associated with fever hospital and paul solly. contact details if available 8dec website [official website] 8dec email [contact email] 8dec recordsrn 23 huanui streetrn poriruarn new zealand [postal address]

short lived flying nun band who contributed a brilliant track to the last rhumba compilation (a live single-night recording on flying nun), and split an ep with flak in 1984.rnin 2005 the failsafe label released ‘false sense of security’ and … Continue reading →

earwig is an auckland based recording studio which offers competitive rates (currently around $50-60 per hour), for a genuine 24-track environment. the earwig label was established as a sideline to release material by several of earwig’s many bands – with … Continue reading →

chris and shayne mason, ljinon mihell and brett frazer. put out an ep on new future (with the lovely title of ‘radio w.a.n.k.’) that seems to pop up everywhere. discography picks in bold radio w.a.n.k. [new future NOUVEAU001]

a very strange band but also strangely good from 1982-4. these guys had some connection with the auckland group the features. guitarist singer ljinon sharing a similar shard like guitar style and vocal approach to the features. the band had … Continue reading →

one of the early wildside outfits, a hard-rock 3-piece from wellington comrpsied of king ad b, malcolm mezweski and juan v.discographypicks in bold rock your radio 12″ ep [1991 wildside X14960] intergalactic cd single [1993 wildside] cerebral implosion [1993 wildside … Continue reading →

The Enright House is the not quite pop, not quite post rock, brain-child of German born Mark Roberts. The live band consists of Roberts along with Thomas Lambert on guitar (also of A Flight to Blackout), Simon Gemmill on Drums … Continue reading →

at the tail end of the seventies the enemy played at our school dance. chris knox was the evilest person i’d seen. from the start i was dreading the moment he might come off the stage, and, like, tap me … Continue reading →

discographypicks in bold a strategy for modifying planetary orbits cd-r [root don lonie for cash rdl056]