Electric Wire Hustle, under the hood of Love Can Prevail, Kanye West in Sydney and J Mascis on meditation.

Sharon Jones meets local soul sister Tyra Hammond, RIP New Zealand rock 'n' roll pioneer Johnny Cooper and why New York wasn't working for Mulholland.

The Clean release three solo albums at once, Kristin Hersh in session, Samuel Flynn Scott on feeling like a dinosaur and love and nihilism with Ron Gallipoli.

Trinity Roots break the song drought, Yumi Zouma take on the world, synths and alter egos with Little Bark and the story of OMC's How Bizarre.

Kimbra live in session, INXS on "what Michael would have wanted" and Into The Void- a noisy new documentary.

Shihad and Jaz Coleman- together again, Die! Die! Die! on an easy SWIM, Kamandi with hot beats from a cold garage and the aesthetics of wine and sound with Jo Burzynska and the Auricle Sonic Arts Gallery.

Jarvis Cocker and Florian Habicht talk Life Death and Supermarkets, meet Drax Project- Wellington's new party band, inside the Jonny Be Good fundraiser, and finding room to move in drum n bass with Borderline.

Te Awanui Reeder spins waiata, Anika Moa wins awards and impersonates a zebra, Jeremy Redmore goes solo and Joe Sampson twiddles some knobs.

Farewell Tommy Ramone, hello Surgery Studios Mk II, UK duo Jungle and beats, battles and BBQs with Australia's Hilltop Hoods.

Welcome to the Music 101 Pocket Edition with Emma Smith, the take-home version of Music 101's comprehensive coverage of music, news and interviews - Kate Tempest on her novel debut, musical marathons with Mr Scruff and a rare session with Peter Jefferies.