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At the top of the show Thursday host Emma Gleason chats to Muroki about his new album Amber Skies and upcoming tour, while later on she's joined in the 95bFM studio by Psycho Gab bassist Orlando Cooper to discuss the band's new single 'Compass'.
Te Tira Waiata o Te Pukawai - Tahi Nei Taru Kino (feat. Pere Wihongi, Tuakoi Ohia, Kaaterama Pou, Metotagivale Schmidt-Peke, Awhimai Fraser, Elias Ashby, Piripi Gordon & Ricky-Lee Tapuni-Mitai)
Whirimako Black - Wahine Whakairo
Brown Boy Magik - bby girl feat. imugi이무기
kong kasi - Everyday Roots Rocker
because robots - Ultraviolet
Fanau Spa - Catfish
TAKATAPUNANI - FILTHY BASS (feat. Coco Solid)
AJA - Quiet Storm feat. MĀ (radio edit)
Bic Runga - Ghost in Your Bed
Huia - Āio
Te Matatini & Ngā Taonga Mai Tawhiti - Te Tira Hou
Thanks for tuning in to today's show – the loose theme is cosy indie rock, featuring new releases from Snowy Band, Fazed On A Pony and Jennifur. We also explore the wonderful staticy textures of Sparklhorse, and the new Naive Melodies compilation of Talking Heads covers – see my review here.
Today on Morning Glory, Thursday host Emma Gleason shares a special gig announcement, plenty of new music, and she's joined in the studio by Wellington artist Felix Bird for a chat ahead of his debut Auckland show.
We are back and well-rested after the Auckland Anniversary long weekend – plenty of time to scour the internet for your Tuesday morning soundtrack. Freshies from: Pachyman and Bill Callahan; classics from Sparklehorse, Björk and Underworld.
This Morning Glory Huia pumped the first half of the show with a mix of guitar rock/ post punk and gargage to get everyones spirits alive and ready for this week's rocking Fancy New Band, Prosa!
Afterwards the show cruised into a combination of beautiful melodies and solid dance beats.
This friday on Fancy New Band we were very lucky to welcome in Just Janie Into the studio!
Just Janie is a Ōtutahi based indie-folk musician who has just realesed her debut album 'Mythology of the Girls'. During the segemt Janie explained that this is a concept album, "A reaction to nostalgia through a modern lens, the album pays homage to the folk scene of the late sixties and early seventies and deconstructs the rose tinted perspective for the era where women faced a myriad of societal limitations."
The songs Janie has written for this album are so well thought out and magical, this is a Fancy New Band you dont want to miss !
Very special bFM alumna Noelle McCarthy stops by the studio to reminisce and discuss her new book, Stakes, a memoir about Dracula and the secret to happiness. (The interview starts three minutes in, after the opening of 'Bela Lugosi's Dead'.)
Savina Fountain, general manager of Big Fan, the not-for-profit studio and music venue in Morningside, tells us all about their latest initiative, New Fans. The bi-monthly, all-ages live music series aims to support emerging musicians and promoters, as well as young people wanting to get experience with lighting, front of house and more. The inaugural event is June 12 with a line up of vyreli, Hazy Way, Crying Ivy, and Not Exact selected by Sonic Bloom. Tickets are $10 and you can register your interest for future events here.
this wiki we are going back to visit liv's favourite ecosystem, the braided river systems of the canterbury plains, to talk about a special manu, te tarapirohe/black fronted tern! a special manu for kai tahu, and a indicator species for river health <3333
Merlia de Ridder is a pop folk artist who heavily brings elements of classical roots and swingy jazz.
Merlia played an amazing set this morning showcasing two tracks! one being her latest single 'Sicily' which came out in march this year aswell as her next single 'Magic Women'!
Cello Forrester and Georgette Brown from Womb stop by the 95bFM studio to tell Emma Gleason about what you can expect at their upcoming show (lots of new music!) and how their Australian tour with The Beths went. They also discuss atmospheric venues, why their band is a different experience live and what it was like being nominated for the Taite award. Womb plays with Dry Cleaning on June 3 at The Hollywood Avondale as part of the Strange Universe winter series. An all-ages gig at a great Auckland venue, get your tickets here.
this wiki piet and liv are talking bout the takahikare-raro/the nz storm petrel. the official hide and seek champion of aotearoa who was assumed to be extinct for around 135 years!
For this weeks Fancy New Band we were lucky to welcome CAITLIN into the studio as she finishes her last show of her nation wide tour!
CAITLIN is a Te Waipounamu-born, Ōtautahi-based indie-pop singer-songwriter who has been on a roll this year! Today she played 'Wash' and 'Tied' which are both off her newest EP Guardrails!
Sola Rosa’s Andrew Spraggon talks to Thursday Morning Glory host Emma Gleason about his latest record, In The Mids, and imminent album tour. It kicks off in Auckland on Friday May 22 at Double Whammy, before travelling to Hawkes Bay, Nelson, Christchurch, New Plymouth and Wellington. Expect live interpretations of the album's tracks and reworked music from his extensive archive, plus (excitingly) an audio-visual element. Tickets are available here.
today piet and olive talk about everyone's fav manu, te tūī! an iconic bird (also called kōkō) whose population is soaring but have really weird tongues guys look at it on youtube x
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