Every Day In May – Day 13: Lucid 3
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 38 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Every Day In May – Day 10: Headless Chickens
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 38 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Every Day In May – Day 8: Greg Malcolm
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 38 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Every Day In May – Day 7 – DD Smash
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 38 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Every Day In May – Day 6: Goldenhorse
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 38 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Every Day In May – Day 5: Best Of NZ
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 38 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Post Death Soundtrack – The Unlearning Curve (No label) CD REVIEW
Peter Kearns settles for listening to Post Death Soundtrack while he's still alive.
Guy Grogan – Dynamite Bouquet (No label) CD REVIEW
Kearns champions pure aural snapshots with overdubs.
Every Day In May – Day 1
The idea? Every day in May, to mark NZ Music Month and 40 years of his own rancid opining and reportage, Gary Steel will
Ronjo V – Ronjoism (Major Label Records) CD REVIEW
Do Ronjo V miss the Mark? Kearns thinks so and elaborates in the best possible taste of course.
Flaunt – Rave Noir (No label) CD REVIEW
Kearns hears an eclectic American duo use eclecticism to arrive at their singular sound.
Charlie Funk – Give Me A Groove (True Groove) EP REVIEW
Peter Kearns gets the funk into his face with a new True Groove release.
Night Marcher – Modern Maze (No label) CD REVIEW
Kearns longs for some good old shredding from a rock/soul class act.
Robert Nix – Once In A Blue Moon (No label) CD REVIEW
Peter Kearns grapples with the lyrical perspectives of an eccentric Canadian.
The Lost Poets – Insubordia Part II (No label) CD REVIEW
Peter Kearns is enchanted by the Gimp-like visuals of Sweden's The Lost Poets.
Jim Wellman – Dawn To Dusk (No label) CD REVIEW
Peter Kearns listens to some Jim Wellman, the Dawn To Dusk album to be precise.
Bryan Deister – Spines Of The Heart (No label) CD REVIEW
Here's an album that purports to include "All of the 20th century composition techniques and styles." Read what Peter Kearns has to say about
Roo Panes – Paperweights (CRC/Southbound) ALBUM REVIEW
Roo Panes has the designer stubble and sandpapery voice to make our maidens quake at the knees, but... Gary Steel explains.
Tehnoloogiline Paike – Technological Sun (Fantastic Planet) CD REVIEW
A band of Estonian minimalists get the Kearns evaluation.
Mind The Journey – Color In The Gray Machine (No label) CD REVIEW
Spencer Sabo does it all by himself, impressively, but there are a few caveats, writes Peter Kearns
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