‘Fuzzy, Haunting, Psychedelic’: Welcome to Earth Tongue’s World
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Read an exclusive interview with Aotearoa fuzz-rock duo Earth Tongue, one of our Future of Music 2026 acts
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Future of Music 2026
Posted in: Music ListsOur annual Future of Music list returns with another crop of exciting Aotearoa and Australian acts ready for the global stage
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Best New Zealand Music of the Week: February 9th-15th
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
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Earth Tongue Drop Third Album ‘Dungeon Vision’ Ahead of AU/NZ Tour
Posted in: Music NewsKicking off tonight in Kerikeri, Earth Tongue are taking their new album 'Dungeon Vision' on tour, with shows plotted throughout Australia and New Zealand
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Best New Zealand Music of the Week: January 26th-February 1st
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the New Zealand music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
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The Best Australian & New Zealand Songs of the 21st Century So Far
Posted in: Music ListsPresenting our favourite Australian and New Zealand songs of the 21st century so far, featuring Lorde, Kylie, Powderfinger, Stan Walker, and more
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Earth Tongue Announce New Zealand Album Tour
Posted in: Music NewsThe Berlin-based duo will embark on a homecoming tour next year in support of their forthcoming third album, 'Dungeon Vision'
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Best New Zealand Music of the Week: November 17th-23rd
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the New Zealand music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
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Earth Tongue Announce Third Album ‘Dungeon Vision’, Share Title Track
Posted in: Music NewsEarth Tongue's new album was produced by garage king Ty Segall, who asked the fuzz-rock duo to support him in New Zealand in 2023
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New Zealand Music Is Making Waves Worldwide. But Why Aren’t Kiwis Listening?
Posted in: Music FeaturesNew Zealand acts are winning fans worldwide, but Kiwis aren't streaming and supporting them as much at home. Rolling Stone AU/NZ spoke with NO CIGAR, Borderline, and Earth Tongue to work out why.
