Flying Nun

Tall Dwarfs announce 'Unravelled: 1981–2002' box set; full discography streaming for first time

Says Neutral Milk Hotel’s Jeff Mangum: “This box set will bless you with some of the catchiest and most intelligent songwriting ever conceived. Acoustic outsider poetry punk, mixed with a ‘studio as instrument’ artfulness. what more could you want?”

Indie Basement (10/8): the week in classic indie, college rock, and more

This week in Indie Basement: reviews of new albums from The Innocence Mission’s Karen Peris, Prince Rama’s Taraka Larson, and Gustaf, plus reissues from The Clean, The Charlatans and Glaxo Babies

The Bats announce new album 'Foothills' (watch the "Warwick" video)

The New Zealand vets, which includes Robert Scott of The Clean, release their 10th album in November via Flying Nun.

The Chills share lost music video for 1982 debut single "Rolling Moon"

The video for New Zealand indie icons The Chills’ 1982 debut single ”Rolling Moon” was filmed but never finished, until now.

New Zealand's Wax Chattels released debut LP (watch "It" video), touring

New Zealand trio Wax Chattels make what they call “guitarless guitar music.” Using bass, drums and keyboards there is an undeniable pummeling rock vibe on their debut album which was recently released via venerable kiwi indie label Flying Nun/Captured Tracks.

NZ's Fazerdaze released debut LP on Flying Nun, preps 1st North American tour

As Fazerdaze, New Zealander Amelia Murray makes breezy, effortlessly melodic indie rock that recalls mid-’90s alt, from Cardigans-y jazzy pop to more fuzzed-out confections. Her debut album, Morningside, came out earlier this year via Flying Nun and fits right in with the label’s rich history (The Chills, The Bats, The Clean).

Martin Phillipps of The Chills playing three free solo shows this week

Martin Phillips of iconic New Zealand band The Chills is in NYC as we speak and has three free solo shows lined up…

The Bats prep new LP 'The Deep Set' (listen to "No Trace")

The NZ band’s signature sound, led by Robert Scott’s strum and Kaye Woodward’s snaky leads, remains intact and winning as ever.

Aldous Harding reissuing debut LP on Flying Nun in the US, touring with Deerhunter

She’s got a sound that pulls from late ’60s / early ’70s loner folk and the genre’s many revivalists that have popped up over the past 15 years or so. There’s plenty of great stuff in this realm already, but don’t let that stop you from checking out Aldous’ stuff…

David Kilgour's 1994 solo album 'Sugar Mouth' being reissued with 10 bonus tracks (stream six of them)

Clean frontman David Kilgour‘s terrific 1994 solo album Sugar Mouth is bright jangly guitar pop at its best. The record never got a U.S. release but that will change soon as Flying Nun is reissuing it March 18 in America and the rest of the world…
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