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A cornerstone of New Zealand’s experimental underground, Soibiast Anti-Culler by Witcyst is a delirious journey through mangled tapes, surreal sound collage, and outsider electronics.
Spirits Dogroll by Teen-X-Ray is a frenetic outpouring of DIY punk, lo-fi noise, and playful absurdity, capturing the irrepressible energy of New Zealand’s underground.
A cult favorite, Leisure & The Elderly by Armpit is a noisy, disorienting collage of tape loops, feedback, and surreal humor—a true artifact of outsider art.
A lo-fi odyssey through fractured pop, noise, and experimental songcraft, Poise Etc by Pumice showcases the singular vision of New Zealand’s Stefan Neville and Sugar Jon Arcus.
Witcyst returns with Screuma / Chilli Song, a surreal blend of tape manipulation, noise, and outsider pop sensibilities, further cementing his status as a true original.
When one thinks of the musical centers of New Zealand, the city of Tauranga doesn’t have as celebrated a history as Dunedin, Auckland or Christchurch. Which is apt, in a way, as the artist known to us only as Rotate The Completor makes music that sounds unconnected to any scene in NZ or elsewhere. A chance encounter with an enthusiastic passerby while busking on the streets led to the receipt of a home-recorded cassette, which caught the ears of the outsider music community, although any attem…