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What Strange Beasts The Maestro’s Tale (2021)
Label Independent CD 52mins Progressive Rock with Pop sensibilities https://whatstrangebeasts.com https://whatstrangebeasts.bandcamp.com https://www.facebook.com/WhatStrangeBeasts Rating 90/100 Such descriptions or historical information issued by representatives of...
Marianne Leigh: Simple Things (2021)
A few months ago, I came across the debut single from this young Auckland-based singer-songwriter, Sweet Goodbyes, and now Marianne is back with a six-track EP. I thoroughly enjoyed her release gig, and at the time I said I would have enjoyed it more if she had...
Lee Martin: What If I Die (2021) single
I guess I really ought to disclose that as well as writing the press release for Lee’s last EP, and for the album from which this song is taken from (called Gypsy Soul, it is out in February!), but I was also in the studio when some of the album was being recorded. I...
Jazz Night at the Aquarium: Tabula Rasa (2021)
Tabula Rasa is the first of three EPs being released by Julian van der Krogt, who wrote the songs, provided the vocals and guitars (and the artwork) while James Cartwright played bass and drums. Originally, he was planning to release a single 12-track album, but when...
False Heights: Inhale (2021) single
Inhale is the third single from Taupō based duo {False Heights}, April Pirie (vocals, keyboards) and Ashley Pirie (drums, guitars, vocals). They say they are inspired by a wide range of artists (Jimmy Eat World, The Cranberries, Taylor Swift, Bring Me The Horizon,...
Something Zesty: Footprintz (2021) single
{Something Zesty} are back with their fifth single, Footprintz, which sees the vocal debut of Isaac Chamberlain. This sees the duo of Isaac and Andrew Conlon move away from heavy funk they have become renowned for, and instead strip their music down to its most basic,...
Imperial Slave: Imperial Slave (2021)
Sam Sheppard is probably best thought of as the powering drummer for the likes of {8 Foot Sativa} and {Sinate}, and now he is back with his latest project, Imperial Slave. This time around, as well as providing drums on the album, he is also the lead singer and main...
Jackie Bristow: Without You (2021) single
Here we have the latest single from Nashville-based Jackie Bristow, and no-one coming across this for the first time would realise that she hails not from America but from Gore, a small town towards the bottom of South Island with a population in the district of just...
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