Ringlets

Ringlets has produced a range of notable tracks that resonate well with fans of rock and alternative rock. "I Was on That Roof Once" stands out with its introspective lyrics and catchy melodies. Another track, "Street Massage," showcases their knack for blending rhythm and raw emotion, making it a favorite among listeners.

Other songs like "Heavenly Wheel," "Sucking on a Surly Pout," and "New Life" also contribute to their growing catalog. "Posh Girl Holds a Whip" and "Sever" present a mix of energy and thought-provoking themes. "Ancient Gays," "Hit the Frog," and "I Used to Paint" round out their popular offerings, each adding a distinct flavor to their sound. Fans appreciate the variety, from reflective moments to upbeat rhythms, reflecting a broad palette of influences.

Ringlets has continued to make strides in the rock and alternative rock scene with their recent releases. Their latest album, "The Lord Is My German Shepherd (Time for Walkies)" set to drop in 2025, showcases their evolving sound and lyrical themes. The earlier self-titled album "Ringlets," released in 2023, already hinted at their unique style, featuring a blend of catchy hooks and thoughtful lyrics.

The band’s most recent single, "New Life," released in 2024, explores fresh beginnings and personal growth, resonating with listeners on various levels. Before that, "Feeling of the Body," from 2022, presented a mix of introspective lyrics and engaging instrumentation. These tracks reflect their ability to connect with audiences while maintaining their distinctive edge in the rock genre.

Ringlets have made notable appearances at various venues and festivals across New Zealand. Their performance at San Fran Wellington showcased their energetic presence, drawing in a diverse crowd. Another significant show took place at Neck Of The Woods, where they connected with fans through a set that highlighted their unique sound.

The band also participated in local festivals, including the popular Whammy Bar events, which offered a platform for them to reach wider audiences. Their set at Space Academy contributed to a vibrant atmosphere, further cementing their place in the local music scene. Each of these performances has played a role in shaping their identity as a band, allowing them to engage with listeners and expand their following.