Off The Record

Investigator's lead singer called up for a chat about Madness and sightings of Jason Hoyte in the wild. 

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Christchurch band The Butlers have released a ballad, made in their home made container set up. Bass player Jordy called up to talk us through their space and unveil the new tune. Plus we did some reminiscing about their encounter with Liam Gallagher. 

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Greg catches up with Lorenzo from Silcrow and talks all things music, living overseas, new tracks and even Lemmy's (from Motörhead) bar.

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Greg catches up with Luke to talk about his latest track - Very Special Feelings

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Just before they flew to France to release their new album A Kingdom in a Cul-de-sac, Ha! The Unclear called in for a chat about their tunes and to say bon voyage. 

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Pluto have released a new song called Liquorice, they called in for a chat about where it came from and how they're changing their sound to what they were into in the 90s. 

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Zed have a released a new song, twenty years after they broke up. Their singer Nathan called in to fill in the (decades long) gaps and tease us about the future. 

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Just before kiwi duo Earth Tongue wrapped up a New Zealand tour in Wellington and Auckland, their singer/guitarist Gussie called up for a chat about playing with Queens Of The Stone Age a few weeks back and where in Europe they have their sights set this Autumn. 

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Kings Of Leon are releasing their new album Can We Please Have Fun on May 10, bothers Caleb and Jared from the band called up to talk about the tunes and how they like to have fun when they're in New Zealand

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Courtnay Low has spent time in London and Auckland but the it's back home in Taranaki where music has taken the lead role in her life, the new band Courtnay & The Unholy Reverie have released their first single Mercy, she called up to talk about her travels and the one part of New Zealand they're looking forward to touring the most. 

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