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

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

Tim Key from Owlet Nightjar introduces their song Stand Your Ground.

It’s been the strongest year for local music, perhaps ever, evidenced by the fact that three kiwis have topped local and international 'best of' lists. The RNZ Music team discuss Lorde, Aldous Harding, Nadia Reid and more.

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

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

Tony Stamp visits the dark world of chanteuse Charlotte Gainsbourg.

The ever-productive Troy Kingi and his band The Galactic Chiropractors jam a couple of new tunes from Troy's new album.

Joanna Hunkin painted a pretty dark view of the state of our local music industry in a NZ Herald article last week, but is chart success even worth worrying about? Includes top 11 NZ music moments of 2017!

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.