Reviews

"This is definitely a party-starting album."

"It doesn’t necessarily create groundbreaking sounds as intended."

Throw on Bukkake Tears and relax.

A great little festival that offers something for every level of music lover.

You can anticipate when Jimmy Barnes is about to arrive on stage. The air changes, you get a little bit hotter, and you find yourself warming up your vocals chords.

An impressive set and a successful live debut for this talented artist.

As band members dodged balloons thrown and kicked around by an enthusiastic crowd, they churned out vibrant pop-rock gems with ease and style.

Even more mesmerising than his falsetto – which at times reminds of Passion Pit’s Michael Angelakos – was when it leapt to a guttural growl, as it did in a frenetic finale.

This was an engaging, exciting and at times inspiring set.

Technical issues plague the entirety of the set, but luckily this sort of works within Baths’ glitching, jarring aesthetic.

Burial’s powerfully sombre Southern Comfort washed over the lucky remainders at the 2am mark, settling things down nicely to conclude a marvellous evening.