Meet the 2023 NIMAs Nominees: Royston Noell
Posted in: Music Features
Noell is nominated in the New Talent of the Year category at this year's NIMAs
Why Panhead Custom Ales Is Getting Behind the New Zealand Music Industry
Posted in: Music FeaturesFrom backing heavy metal heavyweights to sponsoring some of the country's best live music spots, Panhead Custom Ales knows the strength of New Zealand music
Jessica Mauboy Announces Album, Shares Single ‘Give You Love’
Posted in: Music NewsMauboy has also confirmed a massive run of tour dates in support of her new album
Fanny Lumsden Enters Exciting New Era on Fourth Album ‘Hey Dawn’
Posted in: Music Album ReviewsThe title track treads a different path to ballads we’ve heard before. It serves as an intro to the record, but also a stand-out track in its own right
Song You Need to Know: Nat Vazer, ‘Rumours’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe downbeat and dramatic song is the latest taste of the Melbourne singer-songwriter's second album, 'Strange Adrenaline'
Mark Seymour Covers Leonardo’s Bride for Mushroom 50
Posted in: Music NewsSeymour has taken on 'Even When I'm Sleeping', named by APRA as one of the top 30 Australian songs of all time
Hilltop Hoods in New Zealand: Eminem Fart Jokes, Ski Slope Gigs & Six60 Collabs
Posted in: Music FeaturesHilltop Hoods recall their memories of New Zealand ahead of their return this September
Amy Shark Wins Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent at 2023 Logies
Posted in: Music NewsAmy Shark has taken home the Graham Kennedy Award for Most Popular New Talent at the 2023 Logie Awards.
Bic Runga Remembers ‘Beautiful Collision’: “I Was Trying to Make Something Timeless”
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with the beloved singer-songwriter to discuss the legacy of her second album, touring again, and her plans for the future
Dark Side of the Sky: How the Age of Surveillance Makes Us All Targets
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAlgorithms of surveillance and analysis are not passive: they are core components within a ‘black box society’ of invisible infrastructures and opaque operations. We might only notice their presence when our number comes up, writes Mitch Goodwin.
