Mt Noise

The Pōneke based two-piece chat about atmosphere, friendship and their latest release 'Four' out now.

My semi-weekly newsletter featuring everything you need to know in music and culture cut up into tasty little chunks for a nice afternoon tea treat.

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As their Bandcamp description states they “make what they want, because they want to, because they can.” 

Listen to the band chat about the creation of the album & sustaining a band amongst tracks from the record itself.

Purchase 'SCABBING' here - https://riotgull.bandcamp.com/album/scabbing

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The context and mindset behind the article, what I hoped to achieve and the 'caustic' first draft.

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I chat about my new band FODR, the UNSCENE photography project I've just launched, my upcoming radio show and ofcourse my favourite new music of the week.

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The audio accompaniment to my latest newsletter 'Finding Play', I expand on my journey with creativity and reference the themes of Rick Rubin's latest book 'The Creative Act'.

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Stay hydrated!

Hahko catches The Soakies for a quick outdoor beer and chat about their debut album 'Working Title', out now on Dot Dash Recordings

Hahko chats to Deafheaven frontman George Clarke, who has just completed tours of the continental US, UK, Europe & Asia, on the state of touring infrastructure and what has changed since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Stream the latest Deafheaven record 'Infinite Granite' now.

Soft Plastics, the Wellington based trio, make moody & lush shoegaze inspired indie-rock.

Hear the tunes and the chat from the band themselves, on this episode of Hahko FM.

In the first of a new series, Hahko is joined by UK born, NZ based music journalist Alex Cabré to discuss the relevant topics of the music world.

In this first episode we talk about St. Jeromes Laneway Festival, it's history, who its for and if this next lineup is actually any good.