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The Sampler: Best of 2018
In the final Sampler for 2018 Nick Bollinger revisits a few of the standout releases from the past 12 months. Audio
The Sampler: Best of 2018 International
Nick Bollinger surveys some of the outstanding international sounds of the past 12 months. Audio
The Sampler - 25 September 2018
Nick Bollinger reviews the debut album of multi-instrumental millennial Tash Sultana; a sonically smouldering set from midwestern slo-core pioneers Low; and a tale of two immigrants from… Audio
The Sampler: Double Negative by Low
After 25 years, Midwestern slo-core trio low take a sonically challenging left turn. Nick Bollinger takes a listen. Audio
Consumer confidence at 'concerning' 6-year low
Consumer confidence has hit a 6-year low as growth in house prices slows and fuel prices rise, new figures show.
Clutha told to conserve water as reservoirs run low
Tapanui is at just 50 percent of capacity and officials say all the town needs is a major fire, which consumes 30 to 40 percent of the reservoirs, to run out of water. Video, Audio
Voter turnout remains low despite record advance votes
A record number of people voted early in this election but hopes that might mean a better turnout not to mention a "youthquake" have come to nothing. Voter turnout was just under 79 percent - a single… Audio
Low: Family And Faith
Low, have been making slow, beautifully harmonised indie rock for 23 years, while members Alan Sparhawk and Mimi Parker have been married for even longer. In New Zealand for shows, Kirsten Johnstone… Audio
Music 101 Pocket Edition 80: Low/ De La Soul/ Will Wood
Low perform an impromptu a capella, we go round two with Will Wood and Trevor Reekie gets 3 feet high with De La Soul. Audio
Low - No Comprende
Alan Sparhawk introduces 'No Comprende' from their 2015 album, Ones and Sixes, ahead of Low's 2016 shows in Wellington and Auckland. Audio
The Sampler for 15 September 2015
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews dream-pop from Beach House, slowcore from Low, and a new set of dark ballads and garage pop from Lyttelton troubadour Delaney Davidson. Audio