Up-And-Coming Aotearoa Artists: C Cada
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We get to know c cada, an excellent lo-fi ambient musician who's followed Earth Tongue, Muroki and more to Berlin
Ten Years on: Luca Brasi Look Back at 2016 Album ‘If This Is All We’re Going To Be’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLuca Brasi frontman Tyler Richardson walks us through the band's 2016 album, 'If This Is All We’re Going To Be' ten years on
Up-and-Coming Australian Artists: Jett Blyton
Posted in: Music FeaturesRising pop star Jett Blyton tells us about his viral track 'Apeshit' and more, as part of our Up-and-Coming Australian Artists series
‘INTROS’ Season 5: Georgia Lines Meets Emerson
Posted in: Music FeaturesHosted on Rolling Stone AU/NZ for the third time, 'INTROS' is back to introduce you to the best rising stars in New Zealand music
‘It’s Been Really Life-Affirming’: Why The Pogues Are Touring Australia After Shane MacGowan’s Death
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhen Spider Stacy reflects on the band’s upcoming return to Australia, he sounds equal parts surprised and delighted that it’s happening at all
One of Canada’s Most Accomplished Musicians Is Returning to Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesSexsmith, who counts Elvis Costello and Elton John as fans, is coming back to Australia for the first time in more than a decade
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: March 2nd-8th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the best New Zealand music from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Song You Need to Know: Sunsick Daisy, ‘Waiting For’
Posted in: Music FeaturesFull of nostalgia, yearning, and infectious energy, Sunsick Daisy's 'Waiting For' captures the emotional tension of trying to define a relationship
GUM Unpacks His Recently-Released Seventh Studio Album ‘Blue Gum Way’
Posted in: Music FeaturesGUM gives Rolling Stone AU/NZ an exclusive track-by-track breakdown of his seventh studio album, 'Blue Gum Way'
‘A Blessing’: Augie March Tell Us About ‘Moo, You Bloody Choir’ Ahead of Anniversary Tour
Posted in: Music FeaturesAugie March are preparing to revisit 'Moo, You Bloody Choir' in full for the first time, marking the 20th anniversary with a national tour
