Hayden Donnell

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Editor - New Zealand

Everything By: Hayden Donnell

Society01.06.15

A Beautiful Death

Campbell Live's demise was a tragedy, but it also inspired something bloody marvellous, writes Hayden Donnell.

Society20.04.15

Court documents suggest Kim Dotcom spent $1,000,000 on Grammy winners, ad campaigns and the best studio in the country. So why was his much-derided album such a disaster?

Music26.03.15

The Redeemer of Lost Time

Anthonie Tonnon's new album Successor pits baby-boomers against his own hopeless generation, and manages to find the beautiful and the monstrous in both.

Music19.12.14

Heart attacks, heartbreak, loss and beautiful voices in song: Silver Stars is what happens when you make American Idol for seniors.

Music20.11.14

Between the Lines: Honey in the Whiskey

Hayden Donnell talks us through a song he wrote for his friend, musician Sam Prebble, who died last month.

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