NZ Music Month 08 begins
Thursday 1st May, 2008 12:00PM
Yokel Ono - Three Pound Infant with a Crack Habit
Watch the Thom Burton directed video by one of Aucklands most innovative bands.
The Gordons - Adults and Children.
This video is from the infamous trio that went on to form Bailterspace. Also check out the recent cover of this track by local Auckland punk/Electro out-fit The Fanatics.
The fantastic new single from Disasteradio, Awesome Feelings - taken from the new album Visions out now though A Low Hum.
The video for Lost in Translation from CHCH band Shocking Pinks.
This band has been making headlines recently after the announcement of their signing to career launching label DFA.
The Enright House, Solitaire.
Video from CHCH band the LEDs, Rumba.
The Fanatics - Signals
The annual celebration of all things NZ Music starts today and runs for the duration of May.
Watch out for Live To Airs on your favourite BNET stations and get your self along to some of the thousands of gigs happening this month
As a taster heres some of our favourite vids
Yokel Ono - Three Pound Infant with a Crack Habit
Watch the Thom Burton directed video by one of Aucklands most innovative bands.
The Gordons - Adults and Children.
This video is from the infamous trio that went on to form Bailterspace. Also check out the recent cover of this track by local Auckland punk/Electro out-fit The Fanatics.
The fantastic new single from Disasteradio, Awesome Feelings - taken from the new album Visions out now though A Low Hum.
The video for Lost in Translation from CHCH band Shocking Pinks.
This band has been making headlines recently after the announcement of their signing to career launching label DFA.
The Enright House, Solitaire.
Video from CHCH band the LEDs, Rumba.
The Fanatics - Signals
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