Reviews

A magical mystery tour well worth revisiting.

The Temper Trap filming Need Your Love

Call Brisbane's Re:Enactment what you like, theres no doubting the array of excellently crafted music on offer from their debut album Sport.

The “hits” were delivered – I’ve Seen All Good People, Your Move, Close To The Edge, Roundabout, even the ‘80s “pop” hit, Owner Of A Lonely Heart – and a few monochrome tunes from the latest album, Fly From Here, too. But in the end – and I hate to say this – it all seemed a bit tired.

We feature 22 year Idaho native Trevor Powers; the brainchild behind the reverb drenched bedroom pop project Youth Lagoon

All in all, a very fun and entertaining gig that just reinforced Bluejuice’s position as one of Australia’s greatest live bands.

The fact that the band was a tightly oiled machine came as no surprise, but what did shock was the godliness of new vocalist Stu Block, who handled all eras of the band’s existence with equal aplomb.