Playstation and Xbox gamers will hear te reo Māori music by thrash metal band Alien Weaponry in the new year.
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NewsCoronavirus cancellations put Shepherds Reign out of work
South Auckland metal band Shepherds Reign were due to be the supporting act for The HU tonight at the Powerstation. However the recently imposed border restrictions meant that The HU were forced to cancel their one night tour of Aotearoa.
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Māori metal band made album of the decade in Finland
Te Reo Māori heavy metal band Alien Weaponry and their debut album Tū has been named the best album of the decade by Tuonela Magazine, a music publication in Finland.
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Alien Weaponry starts NZ tour, Chch show to go ahead
The band is set to start the tour tomorrow and the trio has sent out a heartfelt message following the terror attack in Christchurch.
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Te reo Māori band heap aroha on Native American fans
Alien Weaponry have sent a shout out to their Native American fans who helped them sell out their first USA headline concert in the weekend.
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Six60 set to steal the show at NZ Music Awards
Nominees for the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards 2018 have been announced and Six60 are up for four awards.
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Finalists for VNZMA Best Māori Artist announced
Alien Weaponry, Troy Kingi and Katchafire are up for the Te Māngai Pāho Best Māori Artist Award at this year’s Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards.
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Alien Weaponry thrashes Don Brash in new vid
Māori thrash metal band Alien Weaponry has released yet another new video, this time featuring controversial comments made by Don Brash.
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Alien Weaponry wins Te Whetū Maiangi Award for Young Achievers
Hailing from Northland, Kiwi metal band Alien Weaponry have won Te Whetū Maiangi Award for Young Achievers at the Matariki Awards tonight, for their musical success over the last year.
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Māori metallers feature in new US doco
After releasing their first album, Tū, just last month, te reo Māori thrash metal band Alien Weaponry are now the subject of a new US documentary.
