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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: La Dispute, Balance & Composure, Hindsight
"The band’s colossal performance had great contrasting moments of tension and release, and culminated with a perfect rendition of King Park for an encore."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Paper Kites, Phebe Starr, Airling
"The biggest cheer of the night is for the perfectly-written love song, Bloom."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Bronx, High Tension
"If the crowd were whipped up, now they’re frothing when he leaps even further afield for LA Lady, claiming he’s found the Crowbar’s “G spot” in the centre of the room."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Schoolboy Q, Isaiah Rashad
As the night comes to a close, Q’s DJ calls out from behind the decks: “Get home safe. Why drink and drive when you can smoke and fly?"
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Bastille, Foxes, Alison Wonderland
Bastille created an intense and complex tapestry of instruments to complete their masculine and earthy set.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Bastille, Foxes, Alison Wonderland
Bastille put on an amazing, ridiculous and incredible live show. You’ve been told. Don’t miss them next time.
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Live Review: Wagons, Jonny Fritz, The Rusty Spring, Syncopators
Of course Henry ended up in the crowd, a little concerned that we were being a bit too musical, telling everyone to, “Just sing your fucking guts out. Don’t worry about pitch, you pedants!” So we did.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Betraying The Martyrs; I, Valiance; Save The Clocktower; At Fate's Mercy; Sig-nals; Disaster Path
Mosh-driven Disaster Path had the difficult task of opening the show at an awkwardly early 6.15pm with their down-tempo, breakdown-heavy brand of hardcore.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Tarantinos, Florelie Escano
"An encore mash-up of Girl, You’ll Be A Woman Soon and surf-rock classic Misirlou finish off tonight’s incredible show. The Tarantinos are tight, talented and totally fun."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Ron Pope, Cam Nacson
"Perth was the last show Pope played on this Australian tour and he sure made every moment worth it, even managing to set his audience two homework assignments – support Cam Nacson and listen to Richard Manuel."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Hideous Sun Demon, Hunting Huxley, Aborted Tortoise, Emu Xperts
After a quick and inexplicably polite plug for upcoming LP, Sweat, the speed demons rip through Glue and Monoculture with a crazy, anxious and competitive speed, leaving a gracious audience to worm their way home.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Carcass, Rome
Though there are no surprises here, Keep On Rotting In The Free World and Heartwork’s glorious title track bring it home in buckets of bloody fun.
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