Jul 18, 2017
Goats Milk Soap: one of the classic New Zealand punk and post-punk compilations issued by Bryan Staff’s Ripper Records. It now sells for a small fortune and features his flatmates on the sleeve.
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Goats Milk Soap: one of the classic New Zealand punk and post-punk compilations issued by Bryan Staff’s Ripper Records. It now sells for a small fortune and features his flatmates on the sleeve.
Wahanui Wynyard was responsible for some of the greatest records to come out of New Zealand in the 1960s, including this garage monster. And yet, he’s maintained a very low and extremely humble personal profile over the decades. We profile this legendary engineer and producer.
The wonderful Esme Stephens performing with the IZB band at the Radio Theatre in Auckland’s Durham Lane in the 1940s.
The classic Salon Kingsadore debut, released in 2004 on Sarang Bang Records
Godfrey De Grut’s Songwriter’s choice, just published at AudioCulture.
A 1978 publicity shot of The Suburban Reptiles, taken from We know what we want – a Suburban Reptiles scrapbook
Lorde (Ella Yelich-O'Connor) and Louis McDonald at Devonstock 2010. They were part of a young thriving North Shore scene. Gareth Shute takes a look.
As part of an ongoing series, filmmaker Ross Cunningham interviewed singer, composer, bandleader and very much more, Karl Steven, for AudioCulture. From his early days, through his time with pop superstars Supergroove to the present day, it can be found here.