Ripship

Ripship has made a mark with tracks that resonate with fans of rock and psychedelic rock. “New Mexico” stands out for its catchy rhythm and engaging lyrics. “Debugger” mixes layers of sound, creating a unique listening experience. The energy of “Fearsome Engine” draws listeners in, making it a favorite at live shows.

Other notable tracks include “Lube the Cube,” which showcases their playful side, and “Utopia,” offering a deeper, more reflective vibe. “Chrome” and “Bon Voyage” round out their discography with memorable hooks. “Caribou” adds a touch of adventure, while “Ripship is Online” captures the essence of their style. “The Spyre” brings a darker tone, contrasting with their lighter tracks. Each song contributes to the band’s diverse sound, appealing to a wide audience.

Ripship's latest album, "Crawling Chorus," is set for release in 2025. This album follows their previous work, "Fearsome Engine," which came out in 2022. The new material continues to explore their distinctive sound within the rock and psychedelic rock genres.

The band recently dropped a single titled "Debugger," also scheduled for release in 2025. Prior to that, they released "New Mexico" in 2024 and "Fearsome Engine" alongside "Moore's Law," both from their 2022 album. Each track showcases their evolving style while maintaining a cohesive sound that fans have come to expect.

With these releases, Ripship remains active and engaged in the music scene, offering listeners a mix of new and familiar sounds. As they prepare for their album launch, anticipation continues to build around what they will deliver next.

Ripship has made notable appearances across various venues and festivals in New Zealand, contributing to their growing reputation in the rock and psychedelic rock scenes. At Meow, they delivered a compelling set that resonated with local fans, showcasing their ability to engage audiences in an intimate setting. Their performance at Valhalla also stood out, where the energy in the room matched the band's dynamic sound.

Additionally, Ripship participated in the YOT Club Raglan festival, a gathering known for its celebration of diverse musical styles. They shared the stage with other acts, adding to the festival's vibrant atmosphere. Other venues like Whammy Bar and Last Place have also hosted their shows, allowing them to reach wider audiences. Each performance builds on their unique style, reflecting their commitment to live music in New Zealand.