Coup De Main
Coup De Main is a monthly music magazine published in New Zealand. "Coup De Main translates into a military term that capitalises on surprise. Coup De Main the magazine, takes our name-sake very seriously in the adventuring of Pop Culture."
8 articles
Foals' Yannis Philippakis on What Went Down
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 28 August 2015
Foals aren't the kind of guys to mess around. It was a matter of days between the fuss-free announcement of fourth studio album What Went ...
Live Review by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 18 September 2015
KOKO IS one of London's most splendid gig venues; a converted theatre at the foot of Camden High Street that plays host to an eclectic ...
One Direction's Harry Styles and Niall Horan On Their New Album, Made In The A.M.
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 18 October 2015
IT'S BEEN A wild year for One Direction. Five years down the line from their original formation as one of Simon Cowell's amalgamations of solo ...
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 22 December 2015
We are beyond fascinated by California rapper Vince Staples, who is scheduled to bring his critically acclaimed debut album Summertime '06 to New Zealand for ...
Savages' Jehnny Beth on new album Adore Life
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 23 January 2016
Savages blazed into the post-punk scene in 2011, releasing the distinctive and menacing debut album Silence Yourself less than two years later. As we begin ...
Panic! at the Disco: Brendon Urie on his new album, Death of a Bachelor
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 22 February 2016
Hot on the heels of his new album release, we had a chat with Brendon Urie of Panic! at the Disco. Now we've had a ...
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 29 February 2016
When you hear the word Foxes, what do you think of first? The cute and cuddly urban mammal? Or the similarly cute and cuddly Louisa ...
Shura on her debut album, Nothing's Real
Interview by Pip Williams, Coup De Main, 5 July 2016
Musically, Shura is an enigmatic beast. She remixed her own disco-infused pop into the echoing and eerie 'Space Tapes', and has worked with everyone from ...
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