Music Mehïga are masters of progressive rock on new single ‘Don’t Look Down’ by Tom Disalvo Progressive rock trio Mehïga roar onto the airwaves with their teeth-baring new single Don’t Look Down. Mehïga have showcased their flair for progressive rock on blistering new single ‘Don’t Look…
Music Treat yourself to the rock opera odyssey that is IVY’s new single ‘Heartless’ by Happy New Zealand music month has turned our attention to yet another one of the country’s most promising acts, this time in the form of Dunedin band IVY and their new…
Music Proclivity talk new single ‘Mania’, debut album and the “spirit of curiosity” by Happy “We bumped knobs, turned tuning pegs and out popped a quality track,” Proclivity said of their new single Mania in a new interview with Happy Mag. There’s a lot to…
Music Proclivity mark their arrival with heavy new debut single ‘Mania’ by Happy “For us, it’s all about giving people an earworm to send them home with,” frontman Hayden Wright said of Proclivity’s new single Mania. Proclivity have shared their latest single,…
Health News Sex FDA approves HIV-safe condom for anal sex by Daniel Alex The FDA has approved the first-ever condom specifically for anal sex that will help prevent the transmission of HIV. Up until 2022, the US Food and Drug Administration failed to…
News PREMIERE: Mobilities showcase their brilliant versatility on Something’s Right by Amy Kennett Mobilities have released their second EP, Something’s Right, and it’s is an impressive progression for the band. They’ve stepped out of the garage and into the studio whilst holding onto their grungy vibe,…
Music Get lost in the cinematic soundscapes of Yoko-Zuna’s new single, Minority by Lara Smetannikov New Zealand is packed full of unending talent, from the mind-melting psychedelia of STARR to the catchy, the hook-heavy indie rock of The Beths or the vivid soundscapes of Yoko-Zuna….
Lists Track by track: The Walking Who guide us through the vast canyons of Lewiside by Happy December was a good time for surprise new music. Radiohead did it with their brilliant single Spectre, but local boys The Walking Who upped the ante considerably and dropped their…
