Nils Lofgren – Mountains (Cattle Track) (Album Review)
Nils Lofgren makes Mountains with his friends who include Ringo, Neil and the Croz.
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Squaring The Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis) Dir: Anton Corbijn (Film Review)
Classic rock nerds rejoice! Squaring the Circle takes you behind the scenes of the making of some of rocks most iconic album covers as created by a company called Hipgnosis.
Blur – The Ballad Of Darren (Parlophone) (Album Review)
Blur follow up their triumphant two-night stand at Wembley Stadium with an equally triumphant new album.
King Loser – Dir: Cushla Dillon & Andrew Moore (Film Review)
King Loser documents the ups and (mostly) downs of one of the greatest unknown and underappreciated bands of the nineties.
Will McClean – Don’t Forget To Breathe (Album Review)
Wellington hip-hop artist Will McClean warns us Don’t Forget To Breathe releasing today an album that is, ’diving into the depths of vulnerability’.
Seth Haapu Performs Rongoā at The 13th Floor (Singles Session)
Last Friday Seth Haapu released his new album, Whai Ora, this Friday, here he is at The 13th Floor to play a song from it.
Anatomy Of A Fall Dir: Justine Triet (Film Review)
Anatomy Of A Fall kicked off this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival at Auckland’s beloved Civic Theatre. It’s a Palm d’Or winner that gives the viewer plenty of space (and time) to think. It’s been quite a week for films…I’ve seen previews of Mission Impossible, Oppenheimer, even Barbie…all four films very different, but all […]
Waking Up With Kirin J. Callinan: 13th Floor Interview
Kirin J. Callinan is a busy man…shows to play, songs to write, albums to release. We found Kirin just waking up in New Plymouth where he kindly started his day telling us why is album isn’t out quite yet.
Watch Tablefox Rock The 13th Floor (Live Session)
Auckland rockers Tablefox took over The 13th Floor Studio and performed three songs along with a chat or two with Marty Duda.
Lucy Munro & Fan Club – 13th Floor Studio: July 14, 2023
It almost didn’t happen. Christchurch indie-rock Lucy Munro found herself without a venue on the morning of her scheduled show in Auckland. Fortunately a solution was found.