The new protest song from Neil Young, "Big Crime", it's angry and right on and we can't wait till we get a proper mix of it so we can hear all the words - it was recorded at a soundcheck in Chicago but released by Neil Young. Interesting New Zealand music too in the show. Gil Landry is a current favourite.

Blind Mango Chutney kicks off today’s jazz show with several trio tracks, some Green Onions, and a Little Parsnip.

Joining him in the studio is DJ Sassy with the Jazz Gig Guide, and special guest Dariush from San Ray in Ponsonby Rd.

Smokin’!

This week's show featured new music from Blood Orange, Wolf Alice, The Beths, Alabama Shakes and more.

"Arrrrrrr you ready?"

Mōrena! Join Joel & Shreya for 2 hours of awesome tunes with a chat with Lucky from beet-wix for their upcoming gig with paradox princess and talmar! Whakarongo mai! 

Hunter is on leave and Oto of WALAO! hops on Totally Wired to recap you on fresh tunes from the week past. Featuring Long Player with The Beths discussing their new album Long Line was a Lie.

Thanks to NZ On Air Music and Flying Out Record Store.

Karyn says hei konā rā for the winter season of The Saturday Spring, and is joined by Finn Johansson for a special recap episode of Demo Gods. Karyn (and Finn) will be back the month after next with more tunes, insightful interviews, and demos from your favourite artists. 

Thanks to the Auckland Art Gallery!

Hunter speaks with Liz Stokes and Jonathan Pearce of The Beths in their home studio about their introspective new album Straight Line was a Lie, which dropped 29 Aug on Antirecords. Recorded and written in Los Angeles and at home in Aotearoa, the album blends the band's signature honest and upfront songwriting with an analysis on the cyclical nature of mental health. Thanks to NZ On Air Music.

You parked in Owen Glenn? ...Honestly though.