My Favourite New Zealand Artist: Amamelia on Dead Famous People
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To celebrate NZ Music Month, Rolling Stone AU/NZ asked musicians to name their favourite Aotearoa artists and share what sets them apart
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: May 6th-May 12th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout tracks released last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Home Is Wherever the Music Is for Angus & Julia Stone
Posted in: Music FeaturesAlmost two decades into their career as a duo, Angus & Julia Stone returned to their roots for their sixth album 'Cape Forestier'
Jordan Rakei Finds Freedom in ‘The Loop’ of Life
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Tokoroa-born musician captures life's contrasts—big and small, vulnerable yet strong—on his fifth studio album
The Unstoppable Noise That Was Steve Albini
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe legendary musician, producer, and writer lived by his own fiercely stubborn code of punk DIY ethics, reigning as one of rock's most brilliant provocateurs even as he became a model for how to outgrow your own bullshit
Washed Out Made an AI Music Video. The Backlash Was Swift
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe first music video made with OpenAI's Sora was met with online fury. Washed Out frontman Ernest Greene and director Paul Trillo tell us how they're dealing with the backlash
‘In My Room’ With Tom Snowdon
Posted in: Music FeaturesSnowdon performed three stunning tracks from his debut album for the latest Rolling Stone AU/NZ 'In My Room' session
My Favourite New Zealand Artist: FABLE on Nesian Mystik
Posted in: Music FeaturesTo celebrate NZ Music Month, Rolling Stone AU/NZ asked musicians to name their favourite Aotearoa artists and share what sets them apart
The Gloves Are Off in Our Latest ‘Behind the Rolling Stone Cover’ Chat with Tash Sultana
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the latest episode of 'Behind The Rolling Stone Cover', Tash Sultana discussed how their music has evolved from a one-person stage show and much more
Albums Are — Finally! — Getting Shorter. Thank Dua Lipa and Billie Eilish
Posted in: Music FeaturesBeyoncé and Taylor Swift may have just dropped behemoth projects, but a spate of new releases suggests that albums are getting more concise
