From The Archives – Ry Cooder interview
Ry Cooder gives a candid interview to Gary Steel at the time of his Chavez Ravine release, a concept album reimagining life in an
Roksan Radius 5.2 turntable / Nima tonearm review
Gary Pearce reviews Roksan's revised Radius 5 MkII turntable and Nima unipivot arm
Miho Wada interview
The super-cute Japanese girl from the that award-winning Orcon ad charms Gary Steel
The Mountain Goats – John Darnielle interview
The Mountain Goats' eccentric frontman John Darnielle converses with Gary Steel
The Drab Doo-Riffs – Karl Steven interview
Former Supergroover Karl Steven has a good yak with Gary Steel about his current group, the Drab Doo-Riffs
From The Archives – the wit and wisdom of Chris Knox
GARY STEEL celebrates New Zealand Music Month by selecting some choice quotes by Chris Knox, many of them previously unpublished.
From The Archives – Halleyulia!
Yulia knows how to talk. Gary Steel lets her run out of steam
Souljazz Orchestra – Rising Sun (Strut)
Gary Steel reviews a warm inviting album by a group whose music mixes Afrobeat, jazz-fusion and Ethiopian jazz influences
Bandicoot interview
Gary Steel chats with Pearl McGlashan - daughter of Don - about her sensational teen group, Bandicoot
FROM THE ARCHIVES – The Gordons
Gary Steel digs out possibly the first two articles ever written about NZ's seminal group, The Gordons.
FROM THE ARCHIVES – Shayne Carter, 2009
Lippy Shayne Carter tells it like it is in a verbal exchange with Gary Steel on the occasion of the release of the 2009
Pantha Du Prince – Black Noise (Rough Trade/Shock) CD review
Gary Steel raves about Pantha Du Prince, whose Black Noise combines sleek minimal techno with Joy Division-like textures, and sounds great on expensive stereos.
FROM THE ARCHIVES – Hawkwind
The surprising, depressing, yet strangely hilarious story of Hawkwind's tour of New Zealand. Compiled, and interviews conducted, by Gary Steel.
The Kirsten Morrell Interview
Kirsten Morrell talks about her new album, Ultra Violet, and whales.
Laura Veirs – July Flame (Bella Union/Shock) CD Review
Gary Steel reviews the rather lovely July Flame album by Laura Veirs, whose dreamy folk and country-tinged tunes are as charming and comfy as
Jamie Lidell – Compass (Warp/Border) CD Review
Jamie Lidell makes electronic music. And sings. His new album on the famous Warp label is reviewed by Gary Steel.
Love Is Strange–Jackson Browne David Lindley En Vino Con Tino
Ashley Kramer reviews Love Is Strange – Jackson Browne David Lindley En Vino Con Tino. Acoustic Browne with a Spanish flavour makes for a
Corinne Bailey Rae – The Sea
Gary Steel reviews Corinne Bailey Rae's new album – The Sea
The Ute Lemper Interview
Gary Steel interviews Ute Lemper, one of the world’s most raved-about interpretative singers about her Angels Over Berlin show, and much more.
Luka Bloom – Dreams In America
Gary Steel reviews Luka Bloom's new album - Dreams In America
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