Macklemore Performs ‘Hind’s Hall’ for First Time in New Zealand
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“I stand here today and every day forward for the rest of my life in solidarity with the people of Palestine
‘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
KUČKA Announces Second Album ‘Can You Hear Me Dreaming?’
Posted in: Music NewsKUČKA's album announcement is accompanied by her new single 'Wasting Time (til the end of the world)'
Daily J Get Sentimental on New Single ‘Happy Slides’
Posted in: Music NewsDaily J were nominated for Best Single at last year's Rolling Stone New Zealand Awards
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
Electric Fields Call for Return of ‘Australia Decides’ After Eurovision Elimination
Posted in: Music NewsAustralia has failed to qualify for the Eurovision Song Contest grand final for only the second time since joining the competition
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
Steve Albini, Noise Rock Pioneer and ‘In Utero’ Engineer, Dead at 61
Posted in: Music NewsIn addition to his own work with Big Black and Shellac, Albini also brought his abrasive sound to alt-rock classics like Pixies' Surfer 'Rosa' and PJ Harvey's 'Rid of Me'
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
‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’ Takes the Series One Evolutionary Step Backward
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe rebooted franchise had distinguished itself from typical blockbuster I.P.s crowding multiplexes — but this new entry is just monkey business as usual
