Reviews

"Waxahatchee drops a confident and nuanced performance of material that brims with indie-pop melody underscored by grittier grunge-influenced guitar."

"What So Not is a talented producer, phenomenal DJ and engaging stage presence to keep an eye on."

Title Fight "can transform from a stir-crazy borderline melodic hardcore act into a trance-inducing atmospheric wall of noise".

"This largely acoustic record is not your average indie release — it’s passionate, evocative and gritty."

"New material like 'Under A Rock' and 'La Loose' were met with admiration from a dedicated and captivated audience."

"Kilbey used stage antics, belting and vibrato to capture the crowd in addition to the dreamy keyboard and guttural guitar."

"They treated us with loads of their new stuff that has the edginess true to Stonefield’s style but also shows how the band has grown."

"A sound that would have Zack Braff gagging on any of these songs for soundtrack inclusion."

"Funky keys and snare beats lit up the audience and showcased Harts’ mastery of blending elements of heavy rock and upbeat synth."

"The girls have fun with the vocals and the boys jam along at full speed to end on a high as we all groove along."

"Duckworth promptly floats off to more comforting, daydreamy states."