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Ten of the best New Zealand acts you need on your radar Words by Eli Duxson Exploring the finer sounds from across the ditch. New Zealand has pumped out a lot of brilliant musical acts over the years from Split Enz to Dragon to Flight of the Conchords. With bands now really taking advantage of the Trans-Tasman bubble, we look at some bands and artists coming out of New Zealand who are killing it, and some to keep an eye out for as they continue their rise. Read the latest features here. Mako Road The four-piece indie-rock group have made some big inroads since their form...

Kill Your Idols, and heralded for their bombastic live shows. He later created the electronic rock duo SERVICES, a rhythmic noise/New Wave/synth-punk outfit that released Your Desire is My Business and several singles on A Touch of Class Records. After many tours and festivals, including Primavera Sound and All Tomorrows Parties, the band members parted ways. Bechet also composes and produces for top fashion and luxury brands, including working on fashion films and branding campaigns for Nike, Karl Lagerfeld, Dior, Chanel, and Givenchy) and his output has been featured in publications li...

TRZTN and Karen O   Lance Lawrence/K to the O Paris-based musician, composer, and producer TRZTN (Tristan Bechet) once worked with Yeah Yeah Yeahs' Karen O on the soundtrack to the cute and stylish Where The Wild Things Are soundtrack. It's safe to say the wold has gotten a little darker in the decade since that 209 release and, so too, has TRZTN's music. Today he and Karen O reunite on "Hieroglyphs," a warped and murky song lifted from his forthcoming album, Royal Dagger Ballet. Like much of Royal Dagger Ballet, "Hieroglyphs" has a dream-like qua...

Karen O. CREDIT: Rick Kern/WireImage. Yeah Yeah Yeahs’Karen O has teamed up with Paris-based musician TRZTN (aka Tristan Bechet) for his collaborative track ‘Hieroglyphs’. In the electronic-heavy single, Bechet distorts O’s vocals, setting them against a soundscape of synths and industrial percussion and making for an ominous feel. Watch the video, directed by Barnaby Roper and featuring dancer Victoria Dauberville, below: Advertisement ‘Hieroglyphs’ is lifted from TRZTN’s forthcoming album, ‘Royal Dagger Ballet’, set for release January 22. Other collaborators on the reco...