The Play That Goes Wrong does - nearly - everything right, writes Roger Hall.

In the stillness of the New Zealand summer, Yumi Zouma have created their best work yet.

How does Beck manage to mash-up so many styles and still sound completely fresh?

Rap trio Migos berate a mosphit full of fans for failing to create a perfect circle pit.

Tom's Marvellous Imagination is a little gem for holiday fun, says Elisabeth Easther.

Pushing boundaries, breaking rules and innovating, APO's New Directions was fantastic.

Tempo Dance Festival opens in fine style with performance where anxiety becomes art.

Miley's appropriation of black culture is problematic, but her new album is still good.

Wolf Alice's return is a thrilling, punchy return for the UK alt-rockers.

Voices NZ Chamber Choir's WWI commemoration a powerful experience, writes William Dart.

Driving to Treblinka: A Long Search for a Lost Father is an elegant remembrance.

Graham Hepburn rounds up the latest teen reads released in New Zealand.

Pleasuredome - the musical is pure spectacle, writes Janet McAllister.

Wonderful Wonderful is not exactly wonderful - but there are some killer tunes.

Fergie's made her comeback with Double Dutchess, but is it going to be enough?

Macklemore tries so hard to project effortlessness that you can almost hear him strain.

A New Zealand classic gets a sequel which shows it still resonates, writes David Hill.

If you're wondering whether to bother with the new Foos record, Dave Grohl has an answer.

Technically, Fabric is impressive - but musically, it has little to say.

Move over Hosking and Gower, these are NZ's toughest political interviewers.

Politics, old age and rest home life are laughing matters for playwright Roger Hall.

Just like Avatar, Toruk is beautiful to behold but lacking some crucial substance.

The maker of The Wire nails 1970s New York.

This strange new look at Spookers will change how you look at the house of horrors forever

Odesza just discovered Moby's Play, and the results are disappointing.

Who Owns New Zealand Now blames the housing crisis on Chinese buyers - with no evidence.

If you're not on the Billie Eilish bandwagon already, you should get moving.

Celeb chef is the guinea pig in a new health series, writes Greg Bruce.

LCD Soundsystem's first album in six years might be their best one yet.

NZ harpist Carolyn Mills' new CD forges French-Kiwi connections, writes William Dart.