Press

Features and interviews:

The Pulse [December 2008]
Salient Interview w/ The Enright House + I.Ryoko [September 2008]
Lumiere Arts Reader [December 2007]
Cupcake Monsters Zine [November 2007]
CHART [June 2007]
Under The Radar [Mid 2007]
A Low Hum Magazine [October 2006]

Album reviews for “A Maze And Amazement”:

WNUR Airplay Show [April 2009]
The Silent Ballet [January 2008]
NZ Musician [October 2007]
Under The Radar [October 2007]
Cheese On Toast [September 2007]
The Critic [September 2007]
The Press [September 2007]
Dominian Post [September 2007]

Blog posts:

Starlifter TV [November 2008]
My Pleasure, Miss! [November 2008]
(Con)temporary Blog [September 2008]
The Last Pop Song [January 2008]
Andrew Dubber’s The Wireless [April 2007]

Radio + podcasts (audio):

National Radio New Zealand / Live in Session [September 2008]
Freak the Sheep / 95bFM radio interview [August 2008]
National Radio New Zealand / The Music Mix [October 2007]

Miscellaneous:

MTVu’s “Best of Campus” Award and Review [February 2008]

Posted by Mark on March 2nd, 2009.
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