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Te Whanganui-a-Tara club-goers will soon be treated to a strictly limited capacity event starring

Knitting garage with techno and chopped-up vocals, the pounding yet poppy debut album from Monmouth brothers Ed and Tom Russell is masterfully done

In this week's Selections, Manni Dee spotlights forward-thinking rave rhythms from across the globe

Keepsakes Winter Tour Of Aotearoa Announced C.C. / Monday 12th July, 2021 3:30PM       Recently relocated back to Ōtautahi from Berlin following 2020s Covid dramas and the temporary suspension of pretty much all EU nightlife events, Keepsakes has announced a forthcoming national tour hitting the four main centres this month. The nom de plume of James Barrett, Keepsakes is a globally respected figure in the uncompromising realm of techno music, carving out a full time career as ...

Luke Turner , February 12th, 2021 14:36 Your dad, likes it... Perc Trax is making its first foray into releasing music in 2021 with a new remix EP, which features mysterious anonymous techno perverts Furfriend. The duo first brightened our lives early in the last decade with their amazing tracks about chemsex, amorous affection towards sheep, and the liberating power of queer sex. On a new remix, Perc turns his attention to their self-explanatory 2013 banger Fist Fuck, bringing a superb one-two...

The Quietus , December 14th, 2020 11:58 These are our favourite tracks of the last 12 months as voted for by Jennifer Lucy Allan, Bobby Barry, Aaron Bishop, Patrick Clarke, John Doran, Christian Eede, Noel Gardner, Ella Kemp, Fergal Kinney, Sean Kitching, Anthea Leyland, Peter Margasak, David McKenna, JR Moores, Luke Turner, Kez Whelan and Daryl Worthington. Illustration by Lisa Cradduck Theres not much more I can add to what has already been said about our relationship to music in this pandemi...