Best New Zealand Music of the Week: April 20th-26th
Posted in: Music Features
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Hear Noah Cyrus Cover Mac Miller’s ‘Dunno’
Posted in: Music NewsCyrus encourages listeners to support the late rapper’s Mac Miller Fund
Earl Sweatshirt Shares New Song ‘Ghost’ From Expanded ‘Feet of Clay’
Posted in: Music NewsRapper tacks two new tracks to physical edition of 2019 EP
Paul McCartney, Steve Miller Team Up for Rare Instrumental ‘Broomstick’ From ‘Flaming Pie’ Sessions
Posted in: Music NewsDeep dive box set of the album with demos, outtakes, and rehearsal tapes set for release on July 31st
‘The First Time’ With E^ST
Posted in: Music VideosAhead of the release of her debut album, E^ST opens up about her career milestones, from meeting idols, playing arenas, and writing her first song.
The Mark of Cain Launch Recording Insights Series for Album Anniversary
Posted in: Music NewsTo celebrate 25 years of the Henry Rollins-produced Ill at Ease, The Mark of Cain have gone online with a series of memories from the album's recording.
Dope Lemon Announces Forthcoming Single, ‘Every Day Is a Holiday’
Posted in: Music NewsThe new Dope Lemon track will see Angus Stone collaborating with Winston Surfshirt when it officially arrives later this week.
75 Greatest Boy Band Songs of All Time
Posted in: Music ListsFrom the Jackson 5 to BTS: here are the most scream-worthy boy band songs
Farewell, Peter Green: The Timeless Blues Perfection of Fleetwood Mac’s Original Guitar Hero
Posted in: Music NewsRob Sheffield on why the band’s co-founder and mystery man is a lost guitar genius
Mick Fleetwood: ‘Losing Peter Green Is Monumental’
Posted in: Music News“I thank you for asking me to be your drummer all those years ago,” Fleetwood Mac co-founder says. “We did good, and trailblazed one hell of a musical road for so many to enjoy”
Before the Landslide: Inside the Early Years of Fleetwood Mac
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe early Mac expanded the possibilities of British blues and set the scene for their huge success to come — battling tragedy all the way
