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Off The Record

Off The Record

By: Radio Hauraki
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 Radio Hauraki goes "Off The Record" with all the biggest bands & musicians in the world. Featuring uncut and uncensored interviews not heard on the radio2026 Radio Hauraki Music
Episodes
  • Greg chats to Drooper!

    Greg chats to Drooper!
    Feb 24 2026

    Wellington rockers Dropper have had a busy summer, and they're finishing it off with a run of shows opening for Transvision Vamp. Their singer Jude called up for a chat about touring the country, the possibility of doing a stage dive at Meow Nui or The Powerstation, plus getting mistaken for Oasis.

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    5 mins
  • Bec chats to Yellowcard!

    Bec chats to Yellowcard!
    Feb 22 2026

    Ahead of Yellowcard’s long awaited return to New Zealand, Sean Mackin called up to talk about the band’s resurgence, the legacy of Ocean Avenue, and why Better Days feels like a new chapter rather than a nostalgia lap. From skate punk roots to violin powered anthems, Sean reflects on 20 plus years of music, growth, and what it means to play these songs all over again.

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    12 mins
  • Bec chats to Dick Valentine from Electric Six!

    Bec chats to Dick Valentine from Electric Six!
    Feb 22 2026

    Electric Six are coming to New Zealand soon, their singer Dick Valentine called up for a chat about the staying power of Electric Six, Detroit’s fiercely supportive ‘90s scene, the MTV explosion of Gay Bar and how their cult status has kept them touring decades after their first hit.

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    14 mins
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