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Thanks for the patience with the delay in getting a new show out, when it comes to interruptions, life finds a way.

Welcome to the 7th instalment of the Aotearoa Guitar Show. Meet Stephan Gilberg of Big Noise Amplification, a pedal building wizard from the South Island. Stephan walks us through his inspirations, partnerships, design philosophies and features of some of his amazing pedals.

Note: this was recorded late 2024 so any dates for shows have passed but I’ve left them in as they still point to some great resources and links to future events can be found in the links below.

Big Noise Amplification: https://bignoiseamplification.com

Big Noise Amplification YouTube Channel:    / @bignoiseamplification6370  

Tasman Bay Blues Club: https://tasmanbayblues.co.nz

Canterbury Blues Club: https://www.canterburybluesclub.co.nz

The Mussel Inn: https://www.musselinn.co.nz/Entertain...

Kia ora and welcome to the sixth episode of the Aotearoa Guitar show.

Today I'm speaking with Tūranga Morgan-Edmonds, best know for his role playing bass and writing with the metal band Alien Weaponry. We discuss his musical journey, where his true artistic passion lies, the wonders of Evertune bridges, best places in the world to eat, and a lot more.

If you enjoy this show, please give us a like and subscribe!

Tū's links:

https://alienweaponry.com/

   / @alienweaponry  

   / @tuedmonds  

https://tuedmonds.com/

https://www.instagram.com/alienweapon...

https://www.tiktok.com/@tu_edmonds?la...

Aotearoa artists mentioned in the show:    / @labmusic      / @troykingi      / @stanwalkeraotearoa        / @shepherdsreign      / @pulldownthesun  

Kia ora!

Today we chat with Aaron from ‪@CurlysJewelsBand‬!

  / curlys.jewels  

https://linktr.ee/curlysjewels

We discuss studio time, live shows, his influences and how AI will likely come for us one day ;) Come along for the ride!

Kia ora! Welcome back to the show. Today we speak with Nick Granville about his international work as a guitarist, playing live and recording, crazy backline stories, what tech he's using and what he's looking forward to. As always, please enjoy the show and like and like and subscribe (YouTube or Podcast).

Nick’s Links:

   / @nickgranville  

http://www.nickgranville.com

  / we-will-rock-you  

Artists mentioned in the show:

Warren Mendonsa:    / @blackstratblues  

The Crocodiles “Tears”:    • The Crocodiles - "Tears" (1980)  

Dave Dobbyn:    / @davedobbyn  

L.A.B. :    / @labmusic  

Drax Project:    / @draxproject  

Harry Harrison:    / @harryharrisonmusic  

Kia ora and welcome to the third episode of the Aotearoa Guitar show.

Kia ora!

Welcome to the Southern Pacific realm of guitar making where passion, innovation, and craftsmanship converge. In this episode of the Aotearoa Guitar Show, we speak with Glyn Evans, the adept hands behind Mr. Glyn's Pickups, for a captivating journey into the intricate art of guitar pickups, their restoration, and the vibrant guitar scene in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Glyn makes some of the most amazing and innovative guitar pickups in his shop on Te Ika-a-Māui North Island of Aotearoa New Zealand. Enjoy as he takes us on a ride describing how he builds and repairs pickups, tests them with players, and gets a little sad about the guitar that got away.

More shows already recorded and in editing mode, come along for the ride!

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Mr Glyn's Pickups - https://mrglynspickups.com

Mr Glyn's Channel - https://www.youtube.com/@MrGlynsPickups

Blackstratblues (mentioned in the show) - https://www.youtube.com/@blackstratblues

Whether you are a seasoned musician, just beginning to explore the fascinating world of guitar sounds, or just interested in some of the music culture in Aotearoa, this episode promises to be a fun and enjoyable experience. It echoes the belief that a good sound, whether on a stage or in a studio, begins with the guitarist and their love for the craft.