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December 1, 2014 by Simon Sweetman

Gig Preview: December 31st – New Year’s Eve at Bodega

What a great line-up – DJs in the Burgundy Room playing party tunes all night and DJs and bands upstairs in the main room including a DJ set from Nick Harte of The Shocking Pinks, DJ Serpico (aka Ryan from Minuit) a Cure covers set from Splintered In Her Head, Brave New Void, Tomato Willis, […]
Posted in Blog, Miscellany · Tagged 2014/2015, Bodega, December 31 2014, DJ, DJ Set, Ghost Wave, Gig Preview, Gig Preview: December 31st – New Year’s Eve at Bodega, January 1 2015, Joy Division, Live Music, Minuit, New Year's Eve, Permanence, Shocking Pinks, Splintered In Her Head, The Cure, Wellington ·

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December 28, 2013 by Simon Sweetman

The Vinyl Countdown # 1214

Ghost Wave, Ages (2013) I’ve already reviewed this album, here – gave it a good notice too, I reckon. And I like it. I’ve returned to the album a few times, not one of the absolute greats of the year but it’s been an astonishingly good year for music. And this is dependable. It references […]
Posted in The Vinyl Countdown · Tagged 2013, Ages, Flying Nun, Flying Out, Ghost Wave, LP, Mountains, Vinyl ·

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September 24, 2013 by Simon Sweetman

Laneway 2014: Lineup Announcement

  Auckland’s annual Laneway festival continues to be the highlight of the local efforts to coordinate and curate a decent music festival. A small handful of stages, easy to get between them and a range of quality acts – okay, so every year there’s cries of “hipster” and silly whinings about having not heard of […]
Posted in Blog, Miscellany · Tagged 2014, Announcement, Auckland, Chvrches, Danny Brown, Daughter, Doprah, Earl Sweatshirt, EL-P and Killer Mike, Festival, Frightened Rabbit, Ghost Wave, Haim, James Blake, Jamie xx, Jawar Ma, Kurt Vile, Laneway, Lorde, Mount Kimbie, Parquet Courts, PCP Eagles, Rackets, Run The Jewels, Savages, The Jezabels, UMO, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Vance Joy, Watercolours, XXYYXX, Youth Lagoon ·

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August 12, 2013 by Simon Sweetman

Ghost Wave: Ages

  Ghost Wave Ages Arch Hill/Flying Nun I liked Ghost Wave’s EP but it’s nice to have this debut, full-lengther to flesh things out. And that’s what they’ve done – fleshed out the band and the songs on this album, as much an upgrade as a continuation of the sound. Ages takes me back not […]
Posted in Blog, Reviews · Tagged Ages, Album Review, Arch Hill, Flying Nun, Ghost Wave, Kiwi Music, NZ ·

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