Dick Move

Dick Move has made a mark in the punk scene with tracks that resonate with raw energy and bold themes. One standout song, “Fuck It,” channels a carefree attitude, reflecting the band's unapologetic stance. “Blood” dives into darker emotions, capturing a sense of urgency that fans appreciate.

Their track “Slut/Wife” plays with societal norms, blending humor and critique, while “Under My Skin (A Love Song)” offers a different take, mixing vulnerability with punk's signature grit. Other notable tracks include “Nurses,” “Wet,” and “Small Man, Big Tweet,” which showcase their diverse sound and lyrical wit. Songs like “Feel Better,” “Jerk,” and “I Am Your Dog” add to their catalog, further cementing their place in the punk rock landscape.

Dick Move's latest album, "Wet," released in 2023, showcases their signature punk sound. The tracks explore themes relevant to today's society while maintaining a raw and energetic vibe. Their songwriting reflects a blend of humor and frustration, typical of the punk genre.

The recent single, "Nurses," set to drop in 2025, continues this trend, addressing critical issues with a straightforward approach. Another upcoming single, "Fuck It," also scheduled for 2025, promises an intense listening experience. In contrast, their earlier track, "Dick Move," from 2019, set the groundwork for their evolving style. Each release reinforces their commitment to addressing real-life topics while staying true to their punk roots.

Dick Move has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals across New Zealand. Their performance at Dark Mofo was particularly memorable, showcasing their raw energy and connecting with the crowd in a unique way. The festival, known for its diverse lineup, provided a fitting backdrop for the band's punk aesthetic.

In addition to festivals, they have hit stages at venues like Spark Arena and Sky Stadium, where they drew significant crowds. Their set at Dabadaba highlighted their ability to engage with smaller audiences, creating an intimate atmosphere that resonated well with fans. Other appearances include performances at Orangetheory Stadium and The Brightside, solidifying their presence in the local music scene. Each venue brought a different vibe, allowing the band to adapt and experiment with their sound in various settings.