Reviews
Zayn’s KONNAKOL Is a Confident Step Toward Something Deeper β Even If It Doesn’t Quite Get There
The fifth studio album balances South Asian heritage with mainstream R&B instincts, and mostly pulls it off. 4/5
Benny G βΒ When You Know You Know: The Sound of an Artist Finding His Feet in Real Time
The 20-year-old country-soul rising star's debut EP is a remarkably assured introduction β and it feels like the start of...
Lewis Capaldi β ‘Stay Love’: He’s Back, and He’s Never Been More Honest
The Scottish superstar adds a fifth track to his Survive EP β and it might be his most vulnerable yet.
LANDMVRKS, Papa Roach and A Day To Remember Brought Auckland to Its Knees
Three bands, three eras, one of the best nights Auckland has seen in a long time. Our review of a...
Biffy Clyro at Auckland Town Hall: One of the Greatest Rock Shows This City Has Seen in Years
Eight years since their last visit. Twenty-three songs. One completely unforgettable night.
Holly Humberstone’sΒ Cruel WorldΒ Is the Most Honest Album About Falling in Love
Holly Humberstone's sophomore album is a brilliant portrait of modern love in all its chaotic, tender, slightly unhinged glory β...
Jess Ball Drops ‘Roundabouts’ β and It’s Well Worth Your Time
The Melbourne singer-songwriter announces her brilliant new single, and it might be her best yet.
The Masterpiece in the Undergrowth: WhyΒ The Weight of the WoodsΒ is Dermot Kennedyβs Definitive Moment
Dermot Kennedy has always been an artist who thrives in the tension between small, quiet moments and massive, arena-filling crescendos. On...
