Wellington/Auckland band, Blunt Dog, reunite in the same city for the first time in months to play on Fancy New Band with Lucia, thanks to NZ on Air Music!
Strawpeople (NZ) - Trick With A Knife
Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance
The Breeders - No Aloha
Stone Temple Pilots - Vasoline
Toots & The Maytals - Funky Kingston
Pitch Black (NZ) - Transient Transmission (Adrian Sherwood’s Delta B[0]=B remix)
Dead Kennedys - Moon Over Marin
KMFDM - Bargled
Pendulum ft The Freestylers - Fasten Your Seatbelt
TV On The Radio - Wolf Like Me
Hunters & Collectors - 99th Home Position
Wedding Present - Brassneck
The Streets - Fit But You Know It
Gary Numan - Down In The Park (live)
Big Black - The Model
Bomb The Bass ft Justin Warfield - Bug Powder Dust
The Pixies - Break My Body
The Exploding Budgies (NZ) - Sunflower
Skinny Puppy - Testure
Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Pt 2 (DJ Zinc white label remix)
Janes Addiction - Just Because
The Fall - The Man Whose Head Exploded
Kristen Hersh - Sundrops
The 25th Of May - Crackdown
Fontaines DC - A Hero’s Death
Frances spoke to Gregory O’Brien about his new book ‘Flight Path’ celebrating the life and legacy of Aotearoa artist Don Binney.
She also spoke with Andrea Hotere about her first novel ‘The Vanishing Point’ about a mysterious painting, the secrets it keeps, and the two women it connects across centuries.
Liam speaks to Lance Fepuleai, AKA Lucky Lance, about the FETU Creative Talks boosted campaign.
They also chatted to John Pule about Momheaga, his piece included in the Always Song In The Water Exhibition at the MZ Maritime Museum.
A boosted campaign has recently been launched for FETU Creative Talks.
The talks aim to provide a variety of workshops and creative talks for Māori and Pasifika rangatahi, working with a variety of artists and creatives from around Aotearoa.
The programme is the first of many from Launchpad, a creative organisation aiming to create a community of rangatahi artmakers across the motu.
Liam had a chat with Lance Fepuleai, AKA Lucky Lance, about the talks and the campaign to fund them.
A few weeks back we had a kōrero with the good people at the NZ maritime museum about the Always Song In The Water Exhibition.
Today, we’ll be having a chat with one of the artists who contributed to the exhibition, John Pule, a niue based artist who has provided the Momoheaga piece.
We had a chat about where it came from, what inspired it, and more.