Nathan Haines 24th August 2019 The Civic, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by James Edwards. Photography by Chris Zwaagdyk. There is something quite fascinating about jazz. The syncopation, its intricacies, the structure of the music itself, or sometimes the lack ofContinue Reading
Jordan Rakei 23rd August 2019 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by James Edwards. Photography by Richard Myburgh. Friday nights call for the shedding of the weekly grind, and what better way to do it than within the walls of Auckland’sContinue Reading
Hilltop Hoods 24th July 2019 The Studio, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by James Edwards. Photography by Richard Myburgh. I will be the first to admit that I haven’t been with Hilltop Hoods since their humble beginnings in 1994. I clickedContinue Reading
Watain 27th February 2019 Whammy! Bar, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by James Edwards. Photography by Matt Henry Mendonca. I love metal shows being held in Whammy. Death, black, thrash, standard it doesn’t matter; it’s just something about listening to metalContinue Reading
Skinny Hobos 25th May 2018 Galatos, Auckland, New Zealand. Review by James Edwards. Photography by Richard Myburgh. It’s Friday night, but it’s not your normal Friday night (although really what constitutes as a normal Friday night in Auckland now daysContinue Reading
Grab the popcorn, dim the lights and catch up with Puscifer’s cast of characters in two upcoming concert films: “Parole Violator: A Puscifer Concert Film featuring Conditions of my Parole” and “V is for Versatlie: A Puscifer Concert Film featuringContinue Reading
Puscifer 17th April 2021 Billy D & The Hall of Feathered Serpents (Via Live Stream) Review & screen shots by Bridget Herlihy. When Puscifer dropped their fourth album ‘Existential Reckoning’ at the end of October last year, frontman and PusciferContinue Reading
Puscifer 30th October 2020 Arcosanti Desert, Arizona, United States of America (Via Live Stream) Review & screen shots by Bridget Herlihy. With touring not currently possible in most countries, many artists and musicians have been forced to think outside ofContinue Reading
Puscifer – Existential Reckoning (Alchemy Recordings / BMG) Reviewed by Bridget Herlihy. “What is Puscifer is what Puscifer is”. Normally I would build-up to a statement that encapsulates my (mostly) objective thoughts and observations about an album. But this timeContinue Reading