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Grizzly Bear's Ed Droste does not suffer fools Dec 09, 2017

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Tony Stamp talks to Ed Droste from Grizzly Bear about their new album Painted Ruins.

Blind American singer-songwriter took 50 years to get his big break Dec 09, 2017

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Robert Finley didn't get his big break until he was in his 60s, after collaborating with the Black Keys' Dan Auerbach.

Hanging out with The Shins Dec 09, 2017

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James Mercer and Yukki Matthews from The Shins talk about romantic happenings at live shows, getting a record deal because of Napster and raising daughters in a crazy world.

Music 101 Pocket Edition 165: The Shins/ Grizzly Bear/ Richter City Rebels Dec 09, 2017

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In this week's Pocket Edition we talk to James Mercer from the Shins, Ed Droste from Grizzly Bear, and check out Richter City Rebels.

Phases by Angel Olsen Dec 05, 2017

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Nick Bollinger dips into a disc of out-takes and ephemera from Amer-indie artist Angel Olsen.

Heed The Call! Soul, Funk & Disco from Aotearoa, 1973-83 Dec 05, 2017

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Nick Bollinger dives into a collection of local soul, funk and disco - including some delicious obscurities

Charlotte Gainsbourg grapples with legacy and tragedy on Rest Dec 05, 2017

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Tony Stamp visits the dark world of chanteuse Charlotte Gainsbourg.

The Mixtape: Ian Magan Dec 02, 2017

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Ian Magan is a pioneer of both commercial radio and concert promotion in New Zealand, and was one of the original Radio Hauraki pirates. He's toured a long and diverse list of artists including BB King, Pavarotti, Elton John and Dire Straits, around New Zealand.

Interview: Anoushka Shankar - freedom and tradition Dec 02, 2017

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Trevor Reekie talks to Anoushka Shankar who has just been announced as one of the headliners of Womad 2018 and the Auckland Arts Festival.

The Staves on recording with Bon Iver: 'It was the most fun we've ever had ' Dec 02, 2017

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The Staves are three sisters from Hertfordshire, England whose ability to harmonise impressed Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon so much he took them on tour, recorded their 2015 album and helped set up a new collaboration with New York-based chamber sextet yMusic.

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