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Joe Says No (EP)

**Joe Says No** is the debut EP by alternative rock band Joe Says No. Released on the 18th of June 2016, coinsiding with the band's breakup.

## Background & recording

The band played their final show on the 18th of June 2016, releasing their eponymously named 6-track EP ***Joe Says No,***with support from Host Club, Courtney Hate and Altered Blondes.

 All songs were written and recorded by Ethan Broughton, Joe Curtis, Ollie Curtis, Jin Sik Yun, and Denzel Kelemete; all songs were recorded at Joe and Ollie's place; were engineered by Joe Curtis and Ollie Curtis; were mixed by Joe Curtis and Olli Barnett; were mastered by Olli Barnett; and the cover art was made by Olivia Walton.

## Personnel

### Joe Says No

* Denzel Kelemete - vocals
* Joe Curtis - lead guitar, engineering, mixing
* Ethan Broughton - rhythm guitar
* Jin Yun - bass
* Ollie Curtis - drums, engineering

### Technical

* Olli Barnett - mixing, mastering
* Olivia Walton - cover art

## References

1. ↑ Joe Says No, Joe Says No, 18/6/16, https://joe-says-no.bandcamp.com/album/joe-says-no
2. ↑ Joe Says No - Final Show, Undertheradar, 18/7/16, https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/gig/50139/Joe-Says-No---Final-Show.utr
3. ↑ Joe Says No - Joe Says No, Bandcamp, 18/7/2016, https://joe-says-no.bandcamp.com/album/joe-says-no
Nothing to Be Done.

**Nothing to Be Done.** is the debut album by West Auckland alternative bandHeroes for Sale. Released on the 15th of July 2016.

## Background & recording

On the 31st of August 2015, the band released the single "EVICTION", dedicated to a previous apartment, 41 Pine Street.

Heroes for Sale were one of 84 bands from 28 countries selected for Converse Rubber Tracks, they recorded eight tracks worth of material at Studio 301 in Sydney in September 2015. The tracks were mostly written in the two weeks proceeding the recording session and were recorded in two takes each.

Tracks 1-6 and 8 were recorded live at Studio 301 and engineered by Hector Costello and Owen Butcher; tracks 7 and 9-10 were recorded at Pah Road and engineered by Tom Dennison. The album was mixed by Jonathan Pearce of The Beths, and was mastered by Reuben Winter of milk and Totems, aside from track 10, mastered by Lawrence Fergus Goodwin.

On the 27th of May 2016, the band released "Meatsweats" and "Smoke and Dry", the two singles from *Nothing to Be Done.*, both from the Converse Rubber Tracks recording session. The albumwas released on the 15th of July 2016.

## Personnel

### Heroes for Sale

* Adison Whitley - vocals, guitar, art
* Tom Dennison - bass, engineering (tracks 7, 9-10)
* Fraser Hunter - drums, percussion

### Technical

* Jonathan Pearce - mixing
* Reuben Winter - mastering (tracks 1-9)
* Lawrence Fergus Goodwin - mastering (track 10)
* Hector Costello - engineering (tracks 1-6, 8)
* Owen Butcher - engineering (tracks 1-6, 8)
* Ian Kennedy - legal counselling
* Allen Hunter - practice space

## Links

* Bandcamp
* Prison Tapes

## References

1. ↑ Heroes for Sale - EVICTION, Bandcamp, 31/8/2015, https://heroesforsale.bandcamp.com/album/eviction
2. ↑ Fresh Talent: Heroes for Sale, Olly Clifton, NZ Musician, December/January 2016, https://nzmusician.co.nz/features/fresh-talent-heroes-sale/
3. ↑ Three-piece band follow international musicians' footsteps, Zizi Sparks, Stuff, 11/9/2015, https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/local-news/north-shore-times/71912362/null
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Heroes for Sale - Meatsweats///Smoke and Dry, Bandcamp, 27/5/2016, https://heroesforsale.bandcamp.com/album/meatsweats-smoke-and-dry
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Heroes for Sale - Nothing To Be Done., Bandcamp, 15/7/2016, https://heroesforsale.bandcamp.com/
6. ↑ HEROES FOR SALE DEBUT TWO NEW SINGES : : FRESH TRACKS, Tom Dyton, What's Good, 30/5/2016, http://whatsgood.co.nz/heroes-for-sales-on-that-new-new/
7. ↑ Meatsweats by Heroes for Sale, Undertheradar, https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/music/1673/Meatsweats.utr
8. ↑ Stream Heroes For Sale's New Album 'Nothing To Be Done', Undertheradar, 19/7/2016, https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/news/11402/Stream-Heroes-For-Sales-New-Album-Nothing-To-Be-Done.utr
Ripship

Ripship in March 2019

**Ripship** are a Sci-Fi-themed psychedelic rock duo from West Auckland. Consisting of Callum Lincoln (vocals, guitar, keys) and Eva-Rae McLean (vocals, drums).

The duo are half of the supergroup Fish & Ships with psychedelic rock trio Blu Fish. The duo also perform with Teuila Brown and Cameron McCurdy as their respective live backing bands.

## History

### Formation & early start (2018-2019)

Lincoln and McLean began dating after jamming together, Ripship formed after the two continued writing and performing music. Originally playing under the name **The Ever-Loving Fuck**. They played their first gig at McLean's mother's house party on the 17th of November alongside West Auckland indie rock trio Blu Fish. The band's second gig was at The Dog's Bollix on 20th of December 2018 alongside Art Wank and Two Hearts.

Lincoln and McLean appear in Blu Fish's music video on the 18th of January 2019 for their song "Fresher", as the aliens known as " Boomers". The band played their third gig on the 15th of February at Raynham Park Studio.

### Regular gigging & debut EP (2019-2020)

On the 26th of April, Fish & Ships debuted at the first show of Blu Fish & Pale Lady's BOTB Winners tour with a rendition of "Camel Race" featuring Teuila Brown on vocals.

On the 19th of October, Ripship opened for Mermaidens at Whammy Bar for their *Look Me in the Eye* tour. On the 21st of October, the band joined the lineup for Whammyfest 2019. On the 27th, they opened the festival, and were compared to Jack White, Cradle of Filth and Rage Against the Machine.

## Members

* Callum Lincoln - vocals, guitar, keys (2018-Present)
* Eva-Rae McLean - vocals, drums (2018-Present)

## Links

* Facebook
* Instagram

## References

1. ↑ Art Ever-loving Hearts, The Indie Club, 20/12/2018, https://www.facebook.com/events/607090076379008/
2. ↑ Blu Fish Just Got Fresher, Radio 13, 18/1/2019, https://www.radio13.co.nz/articles/blu-fish-just-got-fresher/
3. ↑ Odyssey, Boy Chris, Facebook event page, 15/02/2019, https://www.facebook.com/events/226399321573042/
4. ↑ "Gig Review: Pale Lady & Blu Fish - Anthology Lounge [26/04/19]", The Mousai, 26/4/19,

☀https://themousai.co.uk/post/184476029556/gig-review-pale-lady-blu-fish-anthology
5. ↑ "RipShip - Ripship @ Whammy Bar, Auckland - 19/10/2019", Muzic.net.nz, https://www.muzic.net.nz/gallery/3351
6. ↑ "Timetable Revealed For Whammyfest 2019", Undertheradar, 21/10/2019, https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/news/16543/Timetable-Revealed-For-Whammyfest-2019.utr
7. ↑ "Concert Review: Whammyfest 2019, Night One – Whammy Bar, October 25, 2019", The 13th Floor, https://www.13thfloor.co.nz/concert-review-whammyfest-2019-night-one-whammy-bar-october-25-2019/
Macho Macho

**Macho Macho** is a post-punk four-piece from WEllington, New Zealand. Consisting of Logan McAllister (Vocals, guitar), Lachlan Burne (Vocals, guitar), Connor Lyttle (Vocals, bass), and Dayne Robinson (Drums).

## Members

* Logan McAllister - vocals, guitar
* Lachlan Burne - vocals, guitar
* Connor Lyttle - vocals, bass
* Dayne Robinson - drums

## Discography

### EPs

* *You're So Silly* (2020) - Self-released

### Singles

* *Climb a Tree/What's the Worst That Could Happen?* (2019)

## Links

* Facebook
* Instagram
* Spotify
* YouTube
Sounds

**Sounds** is the second EP by West Auckland alternative rock solo musician Cameron McCurdy. Self-released on Mason McCurdy's label Somnium Records on the 22nd of March 2015.

## Background & recording

The album consists of songs written from 2014 to 2015, thematically based around Mason McCurdy's first breakup, his insomnia, and a need to create and do something meaningful with his life. "Productive" was written and recorded in one evening after a writing prompt in music class at Green Bay High School. "Thou Pt. II" was the sequel to a love song named "Thou" Mason McCurdy had written during his first relationship.

Vocals and guitar were recorded at 232 and 676 using an iPod 5, bass was recorded at 232 and 676 using a BOSS RC-3 Loop Station and an iPod, and drums were recorded at 232 using a Behringer C-1U USB microphone.

## Track listing

All music composed by Cameron Mason McCurdy; all lyrics written by Mason McCurdy except where noted.

## Personnel

* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, guitar, bass, drums, engineering, mixing
* Ruben Mita - vocals (track 3)

## Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
* Apple Music/iTunes

## References

1. ↑ Cameron McCurdy - Sounds - EP, Bandcamp, 15/02/2019, https://cameronyo.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-ep
Stan the New Turtle

**Stan the New Turtle** is the debut EP by West Auckland alternative rock band Long Boy.

## Background

Long Boy formed to play at the ZEAL Alt/Rap Shindig on the 10th of March 2016, when Title Pending couldn't play due to Ruben Mita's absence.

 The members were the group who had wanted to start a jazz band at Green Bay High School.

The band released their EP ***Stan the New Turtle*** on the same day, a collection of three songs written in the leadup to the gig by the full band and recorded by Mason McCurdy, Molyneux and Vinny Tunnell at 232.

## Track listing

All lyrics composed by Cameron Mason McCurdy.

## Personnel

* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, rhythm guitar, bass, drums
* Leon Molyneux - lead guitar
* Vinny Tunnell - bass (track 3)

## References

1. ↑ Zeal Alt/Rap Shindig, Eventfinda, 10/3/2016, https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2016/zeal-alt-rap-shindig/auckland/henderson?fbclid=IwAR1tJOPkH42Hp5t85d8yB\_ZF9NTap0LW3P2rrgqMBPfyPoQaW2qHzIID4tg
2. ↑ Long Boy - Stan the New Turtle - EP, Bandcamp, 10/3/2016, *https://longboy.bandcamp.com/album/stan-the-new-turtle-ep*
Chef's Best: Hot Mess

**Chef's Best: Hot Mess** is the second full-length album by West Auckland experimental trio Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer. Released on the 21st of October 2016, the day before the release of *Crustacean Nation*, effectively a double album due to the two both being recorded on the same night at The Molyneux's on the 25th of September 2016.

## Background & recording

The album is the first release in a series of two albums recorded on the same evening. While the second album is on the surface more conceptual, this album continues themes and storylines created and built upon in the previous two releases. The Funkytown Radio Host is mentioned again in two separate songs, and the narrator from "Plaid Shirt, You're Dirt" makes his return, first announcing the death of the Funkytown Radio Host, and then wishing he could go to New Orleans.

This album is the first to feature artwork by Cameron Mason McCurdy instead of by Ruben Mita, a collage of stock images made using an out-of-service version Adobe Photoshop CS2.

## Track listing

All music composed by Ruben Mita, Cameron Mason McCurdy and Leon Molyneux improvisationally on the 25th of September 2016; all lyrics written improvisationally by Mita, Mason McCurdy and Molyneux, aside from excerpts from the Bible, and references to both R.E.M.'s "Losing My Religion" and Lou Reed's "Walk on the Wild Side".

## Personnel

* Leon Molyneux - vocals, guitar, keys, drums, djembe
* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, guitar, keys, drums, violin, djembe
* Ruben Mita - guitar, keys, drums, violin, kalimba, bongos, djembe, bouzouki

## References

1. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - Chef's Best, Bandcamp, 21/10/2016, https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/chefs-best-hot-mess
To Infinity and After

**"To Infinity and After"** is the upcoming first segment of the 9th episode of Season 10/PJ Masks: Power Heroes episode of *PJ Masks.*

## Summary

*Gloop III plans to destroy the entire world for the things he witnessed. Our heroes must prevent this at all costs.*

## Characters

* Catboy (main hero in this mission)
* Owlette (main hero in this mission)
* Gekko (main hero in this mission)
* PJ Robot
* Armadylan (main hero in this mission)
* An Yu
* Newton Star
* Bastet
* Lilyfay (main hero in this mission)
* Ice Cub
* Vivian
* Gloop III
* Gloop III's Henchmen
* Kion (main hero in this mission)
* Bunga
* Fuli
* Beshte
* Ono
* Anga

## Moral/Lesson

* *Just because you find life hard, doesn’t mean you should destroy the world for it.*
* *Life isn’t happy all the time.*
* *Always control your anger.*

## Trivia

* This episode's title is a parody to Buzz Lightyear's line "To Infinity and Beyond."
* Gloop III introduces his World Destroyer in this episode.
* Kion enters the Far Away Galaxy for the first time.
* Gloop III and his henchmen enter the Far Away Galaxy for the second time.
	+ The first time was in "Ninja Catastrophe."
* Gloop III reveals that the reason why he wanted to destroy the world is because of all the bad memories he has.
ZEAL Festival of Noise

ZEAL Festival of Noise poster.

**ZEAL Festival of Noise** was a one-day music festival held in the Albany Domain on the 27th of June 2015, organised by Nate Telford from ZEAL West, the "Home of Young Creators in West Auckland".

## Background

The event was organised by Nate Telford, event coordinator for ZEAL West. Acts were chosen based on a Facebook poll, where anyone could add and vote for any New Zealand act or band under the age of 22. X Factor finalists Brendon Thomas and the Vibes and Stuss were chosen as headliners, with the rest of the bands, acoustic acts and DJs being from the poll.

Joe Says No filmed their set at the festival as their 2015 Smokefree Rockquest finals entry video.

## Acts Edit

* Brendon Thomas and the Vibes
* Stuss
* Joe Says No
* Lucas Jory
* The Big Gus
* Billionaire Buskers
* Modern Tricks
* Suit of Five
* Whispers of the Burning
* Courtney Hate
* Bric-A-Brac
* The Kicking Screaming Love Machine
* Title Pending
* Kids on the Block
* Josh Strand
* Denumm
* Nathaniel AMA
* Veronica Grace
* Firedance
* Altered Blondes
* Emma Cooper-Wiliams

## Personnel

* ZEAL West - organising
* Nate Telford - ZEAL Event Coordinator
* Vivek Gabriel - sound engineering
* Alex "Mr•O6OO" Thompson - sound engineering, event setup
* Cameron Mason McCurdy - event setup, drum tech
* Ruben Mita - event setup, guitar tech
* Jared McDowell - event setup
* Karin Yamasaki - photographer
* Gabrielle Stoddard - photographer
* Ryan Brand - photographer

## Links

* Facebook event page
* Undertheradar

## References

1. ↑ Living the dream: Nate Telford's top 5 Zeal wins, Nate Telford, Zeal, 18/9/2017, https://zeal.nz/blog/living-the-dream-nate-telfords-top-5-zeal-wins
2. ↑ ★ Zeal Festival of Noise ★, Zeal, https://www.facebook.com/events/1589029404699260/
3. ↑ Joe Says No \\ Smokefree Rockquest Entry 2015 // Live @ Zeal Festival of Noise 2015, Joe Says No band, 27/6/2015, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pruhu1yR5f8
Crustacean Nation

**Crustacean Nation** is the third and final full-length album by West Auckland experimental trio Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer. The album was released on the 22nd of October 2016, the day after *Chef's Best: Hot Mess,* as a sort of double album. Both albums were recorded at The Molyneux's on the same night, the 25th of September 2016.

## Background & recording

The album conceptually tells the story of arriving in a plane over the hills of the Crustacean Nation, being welcomed into the country by its scenery in "Welcome"; patiently waiting in the airport and being captivated by the sights and sounds of the new Crab society in "International Arrivals & Departures"; listening to the nation's "National Anthem", the summation of the journey through the country as a whole; and lastly leaving the country after your trip, feeling wistful and earnest during "Farewell", the sounds of the country fading to white noise as your plane takes off.

It is the first of their albums to be entirely instrumental, with the only vocals being a short section of beat-boxing, and the band members talking to each other on occasion.

The album is the second to feature artwork by Cameron Mason McCurdy, a collage of stock images made using an out-of-service version Adobe Photoshop CS2.

## Personnel

* Leon Molyneux - guitar (track 4), keys (track 2), drums (track 1, 3)
* Cameron Mason McCurdy - guitar (track 3), keys (track 1), drums (track 2, 4), trumpet (track 3)
* Ruben Mita - guitar (tracks 1-2, 4), keys (track 3)

## References

1. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - Crustacean Nation, Bandcamp, 21/10/2016, https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/chefs-best-hot-mess
Bible Camp

**Bible Camp** is the debut album by improvised experimental trio Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer. Released on the 30th of August 2016.

## Background & recording

While playing together at Green Bay High School in bands such as Title Pending and Long Boy, Cameron Mason McCurdy, Ruben Mita and Leon Molyneux formed the improvised experimental band Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer on the 18th of August 2016, the day before Mason McCurdy's birthday. The trio, drinking Corubas and Coronas, improvised a full length album in Mita's bedroom and kitchen at 676. Which was released 12 days later.

The album is the first work by Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer to feature album artwork made by Ruben Mita using Apple's stock photo gallery software.

## Track listing

All music written by Ruben Mita, Cameron Mason McCurdy and Leon Molyneux, except where noted.

## Personnel

* Leon Molyneux - vocals (tracks 1-2, 4, 6, 10, 12), guitar (tracks 2-3, 5, 7, 9-14), melodica (track 8)
* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals (tracks 2, 3, 6, 10, 14), percussion (tracks 2, 5, 7, 9-10, 13-14), violin (track 11)
* Ruben Mita - guitar (tracks 2, 4-5, 7, 9-14), violin (track 1, 8, 10), percussion (track 3), engineering, mixing

## References

1. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - Bible Camp, Bandcamp, 30/8/2016, https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/bible-camp
The Modern Baroque Quartet

**The Modern Baroque Quartet** was a University of Canterbury jazz quartet from Christchurch from 1965 to 1968. Consisting of John Threlfall (guitar, clarinet), Di Barrer (flute), Peter McCurdy (double bass, electric violin), John Lewis (drums).

## History

The quartet formed while studying at the University of Canterbury; McCurdy was only 17 at the time. Lewis and McCurdy met in their first year at Cashmere High School, where they had performed together in an unnamed jazz band during their last year.

## Members

### Final lineup

* electricalengineeringJohn Threlfall (1965-1968)
* artsDi Barrer (1966-1968)
* civil enginPeter McCurdy (1965-1968)
* John Lewis (1965-1968)
Long Boy

Long Boy performing live on the 19th of August 2016.

**Long Boy** was an alternative rock band from West Auckland from the 29th of February 2016 until the 12th of February 2017. Primarily consisting of Cameron Mason McCurdy and Leon Molyneux.

## History

### Formation & *Stan the New Turtle* (2016)

Long Boy formed to play at the ZEAL Alt/Rap Shindig on the 10th of March 2016, when Title Pending couldn't play due to Ruben Mita's absence. The members were the group who had wanted to start a jazz band at Green Bay High School. The band released their EP *Stan the New Turtle* on the same day, a collection of three songs written in the leadup to the gig by the full band and recorded by Mason McCurdy, Molyneux and Vinny Tunnell.

The band played an impromptu set at the end of Title Pending's set at the Witches in Wellington gig on the 27th of August 2016 alongside Courtney Hate, Mermaidens, Hex and Soda Boyz.

### *Col. Dijon Mustard* & breakup (2017)

On the 20th of January 2017, the band released the *Col. Dijon Mustard* single, written and recorded by Mason McCurdy and Molyneux while Molyneux was living in Mason McCurdy's parents' house before their planned move to Wellington. The duo performed together for the last time on the 11th of February 2017, the day before Molyneux moved out due to their plans to move being cancelled by Mason McCurdy.

## Members

* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, trumpet, drums, rhythm guitar, bass (2016-2017)
* Leon Molyneux - lead guitar (2016-2017)
* Josh Rundle - rhythm guitar, bass (2016)
* Vinny Tunnell - bass, rhythm guitar (2016)
* Ruben Mita - drums, bass (2016)

## Discography

### EPs

* *Stan the New Turtle* (2016) - Self-released

## Links

* Facebook
* Bandcamp

## References

1. ↑ Zeal Alt/Rap Shindig, Eventfinda, 10/3/2016, https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2016/zeal-alt-rap-shindig/auckland/henderson?fbclid=IwAR1tJOPkH42Hp5t85d8yB\_ZF9NTap0LW3P2rrgqMBPfyPoQaW2qHzIID4tg
2. ↑ Long Boy - Stan the New Turtle - EP, Bandcamp, 10/3/2016, https://longboy.bandcamp.com/album/stan-the-new-turtle-ep
3. ↑ Witches in Wellington Gig, Courtney Hate, 27/8/2016, https://www.facebook.com/events/905045516306680/
4. ↑ Long Boy - Col. Dijon Mustard - Single, Bandcamp, 20/1/2017, https://longboy.bandcamp.com/album/col-dijon-mustard-single
In-Sync Hallucinations

**In-Sync Hallucinations** is the debut full-length album by West Auckland alternative rock band Title Pending. Released on New Year's Eve 2014, exactly one year before the band's second album, Murder in the Modern Day.

## Background & recording

Title Pending began at Green Bay High School on the 5th of June 2012, after Cameron Mason McCurdy saw Heroes for Sale perform at an assembly and decided to start a band. After pressuring Ruben Mita, whose seat he had stolen in art class, the two started making music together, regularly improvising instrumental songs in the school's music department and making iPod recordings. The two would switch instruments constantly, and Mason McCurdy began to sing because Mita didn't want to. In 2013, Josh Rundle joined the band on rhythm guitar, and Marieke van Orsoy de Flines joined on bass. In 2014, in separate music classes for the year, van Orsoy de Flines left the band to form Courtney Hate, and Rundle took over on bass. The band played their first gig at UFO on the 10th of October 2014 alongside Courtney Hate, The Big Gus and Death By Butterflies. In December of 2014, Mason McCurdy and Mita recorded an album worth of material from 2012 while Rundle was on holiday in Sri Lanka. The album, ***In-Sync Hallucinations*** was released on the 31st of December 2014, and is no longer available. The album was recorded at 232 and 676, Mita and Mason McCurdy's houses.

## Track listing

All music composed by Ruben Mita and Cameron Mason McCurdy; all lyrics written by Mason McCurdy, except where noted.

## Personnel

* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, guitar (tracks 4, 8, 9), bass (tracks 4, 7-9), drums (tracks 1-2, 5-10), trumpet, cover photography
* Ruben Mita - backing vocals, guitar (tracks 1-3, 5-6, 8-10), bass (tracks 1-3, 5-6, 10), drums (tracks 3-4, 9), keys, bouzouki, engineering, mixing

## Links

The album has been removed from all streaming services.

## References

> Bandstanding, The Fringe, page 21, issue 152, September 2016, https://issuu.com/fringemedia8/docs/1609?workerAddress=ec2-52-201-252-3.compute-1.amazonaws.com
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Mitchell Baber

Mitchell Baber performing with Blu Fish at Grey Lynn library hall in 2018

**Mitchell Baber** is a singer and electric guitarist from Laingholm, West Auckland. He is a member of Blu Fish, Smokefuckrockquest, and Mi Fungi; as well as a former member of The Big Gus and Fed Up With Fergus.

## Discography

### Blu Fish

#### Singles

* *The Party* (2018)
* *Scenic Drive* (2018)
* *Fresher* (2019)

### Mi Fungi

#### Singes

* *Skate* (2016)
* *Max Efficiency* (2019)

### The Big Gus

#### Singles

* *Jam Jar* (2015)
* *Six Feet Tall* (2015)
* *Fishing With Pat* (2015)

### Fed Up With Fergus

#### EPs

* *The First Projections* (2013) - Self-released
Poqurial

Poqurial live at UFO on stage with Death By Butterflies in 2014.

**Poqurial** was an alternative metal band from Titirangi, West Auckland intermittently from early 2012 until early 2017. The final lineup consisted of Cameron Mason McCurdy, Leal Postlewaight, and Toby Gaire.

## Members

### Final lineup

* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, drums (2012-2017)
* Leal Postlewaight - guitar (2012-2016)
* Toby Gaire - bass (2015-2017)

### Past members

* Keegan Tunks - bass (2014)
* Jin Yun - bass (2014-2015)

## Links

* Facebook
* Soundcloud
Anthology K Road

The Anthology K Road logo.

The inside of the venue.

**Anthology K Road** (previously known as Anthology Lounge) is a bar and live music venue located at 375 Karangahape Road.

## History

The idea for Anthology Lounge arose from a conversation Robert Knight had with friend Slash the night before Guns N’ Roses played Auckland, in February 2017. The guitarist wanted to find a cool, late night place to hang out after the show and Knight says they were at a loss to name a suitable haunt.

The venue is located downstairs from the award-winning Italian restaurant Cotto, the building where the Rising Sunvenue and hotel used to be located.

## Bio

The Anthology Lounge is a new music lounge and premium wine bar located in Auckland’s historic Karangahape Road. The multi-purpose venue is a suitable size for showcases, gigs, parties or events, album launches, jazz nights and big names in an intimate setting. The walls at the Anthology Lounge showcase the iconic music imagery of rock’s most legendary artists, curated from the archives of Maryanne Bilham and Robert Knight. Scroll down to view our opening hours.

## Staff

### Current

* Craig Robertson - owner (2018-Present)
* Jesse Smythe - bar manager, venue manager (2018-Present)
* Maisy McLeod-Riera - social media manager, photographer (2018-Present)
* Ginelle Cocks - photographer (2018-Present)
* Matthew "Madmat" Hopping - sound engineer (2018-Present)

### Past

* Maryanne Bilham - silent investor, photo supplier
* Robert Knight - silent investor, photo supplier
* Jadyn Burt - waitress (2018)
* Daniel Bertram - barman (2018)
* Nick Pearce - barman (2018-2019)
* Aaron Gorst - venue manager (2018-2019)

## Featured acts

* Baby Flame
* Bad Dog
* Blu Fish
* Daffodils
* Mr•O6OO
* Munkhouse
* The Rubics
* Silk Road
* Teuila Brown

## Links

* Facebook
* Instagram
* Website
* Spotify

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Anthology Lounge – New Auckland Music Venue Opening, NZ Musician, https://nzmusician.co.nz/news/anthology-lounge-new/
2. ↑ About Us - Anthology Kroad, http://anthologykroad.com/about-us/
The 24-Hour Club

**The** **24-Hour Club** is the debut EP by West Auckland experimental trio Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer. Released on the 15th of September 2016.

## Background & recording

Less than a month after the recording and release of Crab Chunk's debut full-length album *Bible Camp,* the trio met at 232 after a school day at Green Bay High School to record their second effort. This recording session took less than two hours. The EP was recorded using mostly acoustic instruments, with Mason McCurdy's drum kit moved into the hallway outside the music room in order to be able to record the acoustic guitar and 12-string acoustic with the same one Behringer C-1U microphone.

*The 24-Hour Club* was released on the 15th of September 2016. And is the second work by Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer to feature album artwork made by Ruben Mita using Apple's stock photo gallery software.

## Track listing

All music composed by Ruben Mita, Cameron Mason McCurdy and Leon Molyenux; all lyrics improvised by Mason McCurdy and Molyneux, aside from track 2, pre-written by Mita, Mason McCurdy and Molyneux.

## Personnel

* Leon Molyneux - vocals (tracks 3-4, 7), guitar (tracks 1-7)
* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals (tracks 3-4, 6-7),
* Ruben Mita - guitar (tracks 1-3, 4-5), bass (tracks 1-2), engineering, mixing

## References

1. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - The 24-Hour Club - EP, Bandcamp, 15/9/2016, https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/the-24-hour-club-ep
Future Me Hates Me

**Future Me Hates Me** is the debut album by Auckland Central indie pop band The Beths. Released on the 10th of August 2018 on Carpark Records.

## Background & recording

A new single, "Great No One," was released in October 2017. The song was the first to be lifted from the band's debut album, *Future Me Hates Me*. Prior to the album's release, the bands announced their signing to Carpark Records in the US (who also reissued *Warm Blood* internationally) and to Dew Process in Australia. The album was released globally on the 10th of August. The title track was nominated as one of five finalists for the 2018 Silver Scroll award in New Zealand, but lost to Marlon Williams. The album received press worldwide, with articles from Rolling Stone, and a 7.9/10 review from Pitchfork.

## Track listing

All tracks written by Elizabeth Stokes, and arranged by The Beths.

## Personnel

### The Beths

* Elizabeth "Liz" Stokes - vocals, guitar

* Jonathan Pearce - lead guitar
* Benjamin Sinclair - bass guitar

* Ivan Luketina-Johnston - drums

### Technical

* Larry Killip - mastering
* Eleanor Barker - artwork
* Pablo Espinosa - design
* Garyun Young - photography

## Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify
* Apple Music/iTunes
* Soundcloud

## References

1. ↑ "Premiere: The Beths Share New Single 'Great No One'". Under the Radar. Retrieved 12 November 2018. https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/news/13336/Premiere-The-Beths-Share-New-Single-Great-No-One.utr
2. ↑ Bakerstein, D.L. "Kiwi pop-punkers (punk-poppers?) The Beths sign to Carpark Records, re-release debut EP on cassette, announce gnarly world tour dates". Tiny Mix Tapes. Retrieved 12 November 2018. https://www.tinymixtapes.com/news/new-zealand-pop-band-beths-sign-carpark-records-announce-cassette-re-release-debut-ep-warm-bloo
3. ↑ "Introducing The Beths, your new favourite Middle Earth-based band". Pilerats. Retrieved 12 November 2018. http://pilerats.com/music/bands/the-beths-future-me-hates-me/
4. ↑ Belfield, James. "Simply the Beths: Why this new Auckland band is a Silver Scroll contender". *New Zealand Listener*. Retrieved 12 November 2018. https://www.noted.co.nz/culture/music/the-beths-auckland-power-pop-quartet-living-hype/
5. ↑ "WINNERS ANNOUNCED FOR THE 2018 APRA SILVER SCROLL AWARDS". *APRA AMCOS*. Retrieved 12 November 2018. http://apraamcos.com.au/news/2018/october/2018-apra-silver-scroll-winners-announced/
6. ↑ The Beths on the Sly Humor and Irresistible Hooks of Their Debut Album, Rolling Stone, 7/8/2018, *https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/beths-future-me-hates-me-interview-705662/*
7. ↑ The Beths: Future Me Hates Me Album Review, Pitchfork, https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/the-beths-future-hates-me/
Are You Think?

**Are You Think?** is the debut EP by Auckland Central indie rock band Charlie Freak. Released on the 12th of March 2014.

## Background & recording

Charlie Freak formed sometime in late 2013. Leith Towers, on the formation of the band, said: "*Gabe and I used to be in a prog metal band… We sounded kinda like Animals as Leaders, and like 10 people came to our shows. And then I became a raging alcoholic and forgot how to play guitar, so now we just do sorta poppy rock songs".* The band is named after the Steely Dan song of the same name from the album Pretzel Logic.

The EP was released on the 12th of March 2014.

## Track listing

All music composed by Charlie Freak; all lyrics written by Leith Towers, except where noted.

## Personnel

* Leith Towers - vocals, guitar
* Gabriel Grant - bass
* Callum Lewis - drums
* Leonard Hill - lyrics (track 3)

## Links

This EP has been removed from all streaming services and social media.

## References

1. ↑ Are You Think? by Charlie Freak (Ep, Indie Rock), Rate Your Music, Gallifrey, 8/12/2014, https://rateyourmusic.com/release/ep/charlie\_freak/are\_you\_think\_/
2. ↑ New Band of the Week: Charlie Freak, OK Music Blog, https://okmusicblog.wordpress.com/2014/04/14/new-band-of-the-week-charlie-freak/
Juice Newton: Queen Of Hearts

## Lyrics

Midnight, and I'm a-waiting on the twelve-oh-five
Hoping it'll take me just a little farther down the line

Moonlight, you're just a heartache in disguise
So won't you keep my heart from breaking
If it's only for a very short time

Playing with the queen of hearts
Knowing it ain't really smart
The joker ain't the only fool
Who'll do anything for you

Laying out another lie
Thinking 'bout a life of crime
'Cause that's what I'll have to do
To keep me away from you

Honey, you know it makes you mad
Why is everybody telling everybody what you have done
Baby, I know it makes you sad
But when they're handing out the heartaches
You know you got to have you some

Playing with the queen of hearts
Knowing it ain't really smart
The joker ain't the only fool
Who'll do anything for you
Polyester

Polyester in October 2018, taken by Karin Yamasaki

**Polyester** (previously known as Kip McGrath) was an indie pop band from Auckland Central from late 2014 until late 2018. Consisted of Amelia Berry (keys, guitar, backing vocals), Sylvia Dew (vocals, percussion), Tane Pamatatau-Marques (guitar, backing vocals), Michael Garelja (bass, backing vocals), and Keria Paterson (drums, percussion, backing vocals).

## Members

### Final lineup

* Amelia Berry - keys, guitar, backing vocals (2014-2018)
* Sylvia Dew - vocals, percussion (2014-2018)
* Tane Pamatatau-Marques - guitar, backing vocals (2014-2018)
* Michael Garelja - bass, backing vocals (2014-2018)
* Keria Paterson - drums, percussion, backing vocals (2016-2018)

## Discography

### EPs

* *Kip McGrath* (2015) - Self-released
* *Sour Grapes* (2016) - Self-released

### Singles

* *Lucky Me* (2016)
* *Different for a Boy* (2017)
* *Maybe* (2018)

## Links

* Facebook
* Instagram
* Bandcamp
* Spotify
* Apple Music/iTunes
* Soundcloud
* YouTube
Multiplicity

**Multiplicity** is an album by West Auckland ambient artist David Adison. Self-released on the 4th of May 2017.

## Background

The album was written by Adison Whitley, aside from track 9 "Take Me Home", formed by Whitley and Clever Calvin, and track 11, co-written by Reuben Winter. Every instrument was performed entirely by Whitley, aside from drums, keys, and additional guitar by Winter, who also recorded, mixed, mastered, and produced the album as well as co-writing track 11, "Janus is One".

On the 17th of March 2017, Whitley played as David Adison on 95bFM's Breakfast Club, in promotion of the upcoming album. "Deadfish", the lead single from the album, was released on the 3rd of April, the song reached number 1 on the 95bFM top 10. On the 20th of May 2017, Whitley featured on 95bFM's Long Player, discussing the different layers and tracks to the album.

The album is given the subtitle of "Astrophysics, Heartache, Mirroring Partnerships and Greek Tragedies".

## Track listing

All tracks written by Adison Whitley, aside from track 9 written by Whitley and Clever Calvin, and track 11 written by Whitley and Winter.

## Personnel

* Adison Whitley - vocals, guitar, bass, noise, programming
* Reuben Winter - producer, recording, mixing, mastering, drums, keys, additional guitar

## Links

* Bandcamp
* Spotify

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 David Adison - Multiplicity, Bandcamp, 4/5/2016, https://davidadison.bandcamp.com/album/multiplicity
2. ↑ bFM Breakfast Club: David Adison, 95bFM, 17/3/2017, http://95bfm.com/bcast/bfm-breakfast-club-david-adison?fbclid=IwAR3rNA56I\_kyFJc5QLFGa-2LB1M5VGx\_Zhx\_8A3PBT6nW8KLeHUkro1x8zE
3. ↑ David Adison - Deadfish, Bandcamp, https://davidadison.bandcamp.com/track/deadfish
4. ↑ Let's get behind teenage mental wellbeing, Givealittle, https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/lets-get-behind-teenage-mental-wellbeing
5. ↑ Long Player: David Adison - Multiplicity, 95bFM, 20/5/2017, http://95bfm.com/bcast/long-player-david-adison-multiplicity
Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer

Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer

**Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer** were an improvised experimental band from West Auckland from August 2016 until October 2016. The lineup consisted of Leon Molyneux (vocals, guitar, keys, drums), Cameron Mason McCurdy (vocals, guitar, keys, drums, trumpet), and Ruben Mita (guitar, bass, keys, drums).

## History

While playing together at Green Bay High School in bands such as Title Pending and Long Boy, Mason McCurdy, Mita and Molyneux formed the improvised experimental band **Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer** on the 18th of August 2016, the day before Mason McCurdy's birthday. They released three albums and one EP over a two month period before breaking up; *Bible Camp* on the 30th of August 2016, *The 24-Hour Club* EP on the 15th of September 2016, and the double album *Chef's Best: Hot Mess / Crustacean Nation* on the 21st and 22nd of October 2016, respectively.

## Members

* Leon Molyneux - vocals, guitar, keys, drums (2016)
* Cameron Mason McCurdy - vocals, guitar, keys, drums, trumpet (2016)
* Ruben Mita - guitar, bass, keys, drums (2016)

## Discography

### Albums

* *Bible Camp* (2016) - Self-released
* *Chef's Best: Hot Mess* (2016) - Self-released
* *Crustacean Nation* (2016) - Self-released

### EPs

* *The 24-Hour Club* (2016) - Self-released

## Links

* Facebook
* Bandcamp

## References

1. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - Bible Camp, Bandcamp, 30/8/2016, https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/bible-camp
2. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - The 24-Hour Club - EP, Bandcamp, 15/9/2016, **https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/the-24-hour-club-ep**
3. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - Chef's Best: Hot Mess, Bandcamp, 21/10/2016, *https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/chefs-best-hot-mess*
4. ↑ Crab Chunk and The Persistent Wafer - Crustacean Nation, Bandcamp, 22/10/2016, https://crabchunkandthepersistentwafer.bandcamp.com/album/crustacean-nation
Death By Butterflies

Death By Butterflies performing at the Jam Cellar in 2016.

**Death By Butterflies** is a rock duo from the Te Atatu Peninsula, West Auckland. Consisting of Keegan Tunks (vocals, guitar, drums) and Izak Kennedy (vocals, guitar, bass, drums). The band is currently on hiatus.

## History

### Formation (2013)

Death By Butterflies formed in response to Tunks and Kennedy growing bored of playing the instruments they were playing in their other bands, and deciding to jam together as a two-piece where they could regularly switch between instruments. On the 17th of February 2013, Kennedy made the band's Facebook page. On the 7th of October 2013, the band posted a "Rough and Unmixed" 2:43 preview of their EP; the EP is still as yet unreleased.

### Smokefree Rockquest & Auckland all-ages scene (2014-2016)

The band won first place at the 2014 Smokefree Rockquest West Auckland regional finals at ZEAL West, and on the 15th of July 2014, the band uploaded their video submission for the finals; recorded and filmed by Marcus Powell from the Crescendo Trust of Aotearoa at Canfly Studios, and containing the songs "I Dunno", "Desire", "Scared of the Dance Floor", "Post-Party Stress Disorder", "Saved in Drafts", and "To Keep the Intrigue in Place".

The band was a regular part of the Auckland all-ages scene, playing alongside The Moots, Joe Says No, Indotestudo, The Big Gus, Poqurial, Fields\*, Courtney Hate, and Title Pending.

### Hiatus & other projects (2016-Present)

Tunks was the drummer of alternative rock quartet Live Poets from 2016 to 2017, and performs solo under the alias Velveteen Shakes and is currently working on his debut funk rock EP. Kennedy is a DJ and producer under the name Shallows, he has worked with acts such as Church & AP.

## Links

* Facebook
* Instagram
* Bandcamp
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ Bandcamp bio, Death By Butterflies, https://deathbybutterflies.bandcamp.com/
2. ↑ Death By Butterflies - (Rough and Unmixed) EP Preview, Bandcamp, 7/10/2013, http://deathbybutterflies.bandcamp.com/track/rough-and-unmixed-ep-preview
3. ↑ SmokeFree Rockqueset 2014 Video Submission, DeathByButterfliesNZ, 15/7/2014, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZsNQjDDNh0&list=PL5koF6yifPWCCfS0ohb6x5sY89KghzmfX
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 Authentic Stereo Party (The Moots, Joe Says No, The Paradise Stone, ASL, Death By Butterflies, Indotestudo), Facebook event page, 10/4/2015, https://www.facebook.com/events/1643607589192146/
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 School's Out! THE-BIG-GUS|DEATH-BY-BUTTERFLIES|POQURIAL, DWS Productions, Facebook event page, 12/12/2014, https://www.facebook.com/events/810863072269846/
7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 7.2 UFO Holidaze, DWS Productions, Facebook event page, 10/10/2014, https://www.facebook.com/events/777241172332720/
8. ↑ Put it in your diary!, The Crescendo Trust of Aotearoa, 10/8/2015, https://www.facebook.com/CrescendoTrust/photos/p.950135895009029/950135895009029/
The Big Gus (album)

**The Big Gus** is the self-titled debut album by West Auckland indie rock trio The Big Gus. Self-released on the 15th of April 2016.

## Background & recording

"Laingholm Lads" was recorded at Roundhead Studios as part of the band becoming finalists in the 2015 Smokefreerockquest competition. The rest of the album was recorded at White Records, White's father's home studio. Chris White produced, recorded, mixed and mastered the album. The album's artwork was drawn by White. Before the album was released, the band released fan favourite track "Jam Jar" on their YouTube account, as well as previously unreleased early song "Six Feet Tall".

## Personnel

### The Big Gus

* Mitchell Baber - vocals, guitar
* Fergus White - bass (tracks 2-8), drums (track 1), backing vocals, cover art
* Luke Walsh - drums (tracks 2-8), bass (track 1)

### Technical

* Chris White - recording, mixing, mastering
Swan Fest

Swan Fest poster.

**Swan Fest** was a concert at the Wine Cellar on the 24th of March 2018 in honour of Adison Whitley, following his death on the 14th of February 2018.

## Background

On the 14th of February 2018, Adison Whitley of David Adison, Heroes for Sale, milk, NIISA, and CHEATS, committed suicide.

Posthumously his unreleased albums and EPs were released on Bandcamp for free download by his friends and collaborators Reuben Winter and Rachael Charlie. The two also released the compilation album of Whitley's solo work, *Forever and Always Rings True*, on the 24th of March through Prison Tapes; *"a* showcase of his progression, his moods, his self-understanding, of his beauty." with all proceeds donated to the NZ Music Commission. Charlie (OPI), Caroles, Greenfog, P.H.F., and Flameboy played **Swan Fest**, a fundraising eventfor the New Zealand Music Foundation Wellbeing Service in Whitley's memory and release party for the *Forever and Always Rings True* cassette, produced by Prison Tapes. $2000 was raised and donated on the night.

Each performer's full set was recorded by Rohan Evans and was released as one album, *SWAN FEST (LIVE RECORDING),* on the 3rd of May 2018 on the David Adison Unreleased Bandcamp account.

## Acts

* Charlie (OPI)
* Caroles
* Greenfog
* P.H.F.
* Flameboy

## Personnel

* Rachael Charlie - organising
* Corey Taylor - organising
* Jordan Wilson-Grell - organising
* Chuck E Ramone - organising
* Rohan Evans - sound engineering, mixing, mastering

## Links

* SWAN FEST (LIVE RECORDING)
* "Forever and Always Rings True" from Prison Tapes

* Event Page
* Undertheradar

## References

1. ↑ Let's get behind teenage mental wellbeing, Givealittle, [null https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/lets-get-behind-teenage-mental-wellbeing]
2. ↑ David Adison - "Forever and Always Rings True", Prison Tapes, [null https://prisontapesstore.bigcartel.com/product/david-adison-forever-and-always-rings-true]
3. ↑ Swan Fest - PHF, Caroles, Greenfog + More, Undertheradar, 24/3/2018, https://www.undertheradar.co.nz/gig/59512/Swan-Fest---PHF-Caroles-Greenfog--More.utr
4. ↑ SWAN FEST, Rachael Charlie, Facebook, https://www.facebook.com/events/183164259130313/permalink/187199965393409/
5. ↑ Charlie (OPI) + Caroles + Greenfog + P.H.F. - SWAN FEST (LIVE RECORDING), Bandcamp, 3/5/2018, https://davidadisonunreleased.bandcamp.com/album/swan-fest-live-recording
Silk Road

Callum, Luiz and Taylor at Anthology K Road in 2018

**Silk Road** is a psychedelic rock 4-piece from Whangaparaoa Peninsula. The Band is composed of Luiz Paganelli (vocals, guitar), Callum Lincoln (guitar), Taylor Doherty (bass) and Zac Wilcox-Brown (drums).

## History

### Formation

Silk Road originated in music class at Whangaparaoa College. Paganelli, Doherty and Wilcox-Brown played a few small shows as a trio from 2015 to 2016, before second guitarist Callum Lincoln joined in 2016. The band has been playing under the name Silk Road since their first gig in Auckland City at Lowtide. alongside flaxblood, OLDS and Charlie Freak.

Silk Road went on a temporary break from performing from August 2017 to October 2018. In that time they released the single "Doozah" to Bandcamp.

## Members

* Luiz Paganelli - vocals, guitar (2015-present)
* Callum Lincoln - guitar (2016-present)
* Taylor Doherty - bass (2015-present)
* Zac Wilcox-Brown - drums (2015-Present)

## Discography

### Singles

* *Doozah* (2018)
* *Hypnotoad* (2019)

## Links

* Facebook
* Bandcamp
Eva-Rae McLean

McLean performing with Teuila Brown at Anthology K Road in 2018.

**Eva-Rae McLean** is a drummer & singer from Glen Eden, West Auckland. She is a member of Ripship, and supergroup Fish & Ships, and plays live drums for solo acts Teuila Brown and Cameron McCurdy.

## History

McLean met boyfriend Callum Lincoln at a Miss June gig at Whammy Bar, they began jamming together before forming the band The Ever-Loving Fuck. The band performed their first gig at McLean's mother's house alongside Blu Fish. In 2019, the band changed their name to Ripship, and began recording their debut EP *Turn Me Off or I Will Die.* Ripship and Blu FIsh debuted their collaborative song "Camel Race" under the guise Fish & Ships on the 26th of April 2019 at Anthology K Road.
Youth Arts New Zealand

The Youth Arts New Zealand logo.

**Youth Arts New Zealand** is a youth organisation seeking to humanise and interconnect New Zealand’s arts facilities, organisations and young creatives.

## History

Youth Arts New Zealand was founded on the 13th of December 2017 after Matthew Bellingham produced 'The Thing About Music' featuring Avalanche City and realised he wanted to empower young people beyond single events.

The organisation holds monthly creative open mic nights, held at creative hub MoveSpace on Dominion Rd; as well as holding "Strange Summer Streets", teaming up with Britomart Group and Play It Strange to produce a weekly summer event, showcasing young musicians every Saturday afternoon in Britomart's Takutai Square.

On the 19th of January 2019, Bellingham and Harrison Sugrue formed Neglect Music with Cameron Mason McCurdy of Blu Fish.

## Members

* Matthew Bellingham - founder
* Harrison Sugrue - co-founder
* Zak Devey - co-founder

## Links

* Website
* Facebook
* Instagram

## References

1. ↑ YANZ, Our Team, https://www.youtharts.co.nz/new-page
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 YANZ, Past Projects, https://www.youtharts.co.nz/new-page
3. ↑ Neglect Music, Neglect Music, 13/2/2019, https://neglectmusic.fandom.com/wiki/Neglect\_Music
Auckland all-ages scene

Joe Says No's final show at the Mt. Eden Scout Hall in 2016

## Bands

* Bad Dog
* Barracuda Swim School
* The Beths
* The Big Gus
* Bric-A-Brac
* Teuila Brown
* Bynx
* Charlie Freak
* Courtney Hate
* Daffodils
* Desperate Models
* Death By Butterflies
* Fields\*
* Heroes for Sale
* Host Club
* Joe Says No
* Long Boy
* Linway Street
* Mermaidens
* The Moots
* Mucus Kids
* Polyester
* Poqurial
* Rubbertongue
* Sheep
* Silk Road
* Soda Boyz
* Title Pending
* Yukon Era

## Venues

* Auckland Old Folks Ass.
* Ellen Melville Hall
* Fuzzy Vibes
* Grey Lynn Library Hall
* Jam Cellar
* Lowtide.
* Mt. Eden Scout Hall
* Musicworks Hobson Street
* UFO
* Western Springs Community Hall
* ZEAL West

## Organisations

* DWS Productions
* Ignite
* Oldies
* Turtleneck
* ZEAL

## References

1. ↑ Gabriel Everett, Pinch and a Punch II, https://www.facebook.com/events/116788155342027/permalink/117795475241295/