Jeremy Taylor

The quicksilver guitar of Mdou Moctar, a wonderful new track from Anthonie Tonnon, and Tracey Thorn's homage to her friend Lindy Morrison. Audio

A 50th birthday celebration for Joni Mitchell's masterpiece, plus Troy Kingi collaborates with Delaney Davidson for the latest in his sequence of albums, and St Vincent's homage to slippery 70s funk.

Orchestral reimaginings from Phoebe Bridgers, the Gibb songbook gets countrified, and the heavy soul of Valerie June. Audio

Tracks from Jon Savage's curated compilation, which Jeremy says is a fine two disc compilation of tracks from the first half of the 70's showcases the fertility of the era. Audio

Jeremy has an 'Ultimate Version' of John Lennon's superb solo debut, Lucinda Williams pays tribute to the late Tom Petty, and OMC's debut receives a vinyl reissue. Audio

An all NZ selection covering several different eras, and featuring Auckland powerpoppers Voom, Pixie Williams reimagined, and pre-Blam Blam Blam combo The Plague. Audio

Timely reissues for turn of the millennium classics from PJ Harvey and Weta, and the magnificent blood harmonies of The Staves. Audio

A collaborative album from Marlon Williams with Kacy & Clayton, a lost deep soul classic from Tami Lynn, and Kurt Vile pays tribute to the late, great John Prine, Audio

Jeremy plays some tracks from one of his favourite UK indie labels. Rough Trade. Young Marble Giants, Robert Wyatt, Scritti Politti and more. Audio

Slowboat Record's Jeremy Taylor has chosen his favourite songs of the year. He plays Fiona Apple, Phoenix Foundation, Reb Fountain, Bob Dylan and Phoebe Bridgers. Audio

Jeremy Taylor from SlowBoat Records says the 19th album from Oklahoma’s Flaming Lips is full of trippy nostalgia, Auckland’s Na Noise come over like an indie rock Thelma & Louise, and he plays an… Audio

The 3rd album from dreamy electronic pop locals Glass Vaults, a lockdown covers set from Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, and an Ace Records compilation of female-led power pop" Audio

Jeremy takes a deep dive into the Prince vaults, plus new music from bluegrass whiz Molly Tuttle and local faves The Phoenix Foundation. Audio

A timely reissue of Dexys Midnight Runners frontman Kevin Rowland's 1999 solo opus, Bettye LaVette pays tribute to her black female forebears, and Auckland indie rockers Superturtle's third album. Audio

Utterly immersed in Bob Stanley's 'poptimistic' and weighty tome on the history of pop music, Jeremy Taylor attempts to traverse 40 years of hit-making in just 6 songs. Audio

Jeremy Taylor reports back on the music from the TV remake of High Fidelity, and revisits a classic PJ Harvey album. Audio

Jeremy Taylor brings us the triumphant return of Jarvis Cocker, the gritty indie-folk of Waxahatchee, and the deadpan stylings of ex-Brunette Jonathan Bree. Audio