If you're new to Lil Yachty, you probably find his rapping style a little unconventional.

The Keepers is "harrowing but impossibly compelling" writes Duncan Greive.

Harding can move with nothing but light guitar and her broad, exquisite voice.

You could tell what kind of show we'd just seen by the reaction of the crowd afterwards.

Farpoint gives you a gun and strands you on a terrifying planet filled with spiders.

Let's fact facts: Snoop Dogg has been phoning it in for years. No more.

One song, in the right time and the right place. Sometimes, that's all it takes.

That time when Paul Casserly offended one of the most offensive people on television

Please, this can't be the last we see of Lily McManus on our TV screens

Is the former One Direction star all style and no substance?

Comedy starlet Angella Dravid gets great laughs for "really wrong" love story.

"I'm not in this for the craft, I'm in this for the fame, the free s**t and the dick."

Hyde & Seek is the third series from the creators of Filthy Rich - and easily their best.

Green Day had some rules for their first Auckland show - but they quickly broke them.

Fazerdaze is capable of both comforting and challenging her listeners.

It's great to see the real New Zealand back on TV thanks to new show, Gutsful.

You want it to be reckless. Mostly, that's what At the Drive-In's comeback album is.

Blondie have returned to their roots but the old spark seems to have died down a bit.

Paco Erhard might be German but he's genuinely funny.

Thrilling stuff from orchestra needs marketing.

New theatre is a great setting for Driver's Amadeus interpretation.

Michael Houstoun and Rodger Fox's Big Band have got a good thing going.

Are we a nation of "fat phobic turds"? Survivor's first elimination suggested we might be.

L.S Hilton's new novel combines sex, murder, designer dresses and art forgeries.

Our first Pasifika African play is a powerful coming-of-age tale, writes Dione Joseph.

William Dart takes a listen to contemporary Latin America composers.

TVNZ's new series is more 'Praise Be' than a cappella X Factor.

Auckland has new classical concert initiative that's proving popular,writes William Dart.

Discovered just last year, Stravinsky's 1909 music is brought to vivid live by the APO.

Ed Byrne did his research before performing for the Kiwi crowd.