All Eyes on New Zealand
More and more, bands from New Zealand are creating ripples thousands of miles away from the remote island. No longer known for Crowded House and Keith Urban, the late-blooming kiwi pop scene is alive, thriving, and coming to a mainland near you. Here's how they did it.
When you make the far-flung continent of Australia look somewhat centrally located, you've got a serious case of geographic isolation going on. But New Zealand, whose popular music scene didn't take root until well after the British Invasion hit its shores in the mid-'60s, has made up for a late start in joining the global pop-music party. And the... 
