Reviews

Towards the end of their long set, they really crank up the strobe-light madness and ear-wrecking noise, ensuring the ecstatic crowd leaves wholly satisfied.

A great set and proof that electronic music comes into its own as a live performance.

Well received overall, it was moments like the MT show that remind you of the living icons Australia has in the lead-up to the healing holiday long weekend.

At the close of another 40 degree stinker of a day, the huge soft slashes of Nick Allbrook’s guitar are perfect balm for the heat-weary.

Lyrically it feels like they're targeting far too narrow an audience but sonically they have finally got it right.

John Butler coming in with the goods.

Pic by Stephen Booth

A decent, but ultimately lacklustre release.

A neat little psych debut.

Synth textures swirl around splashy jazz drumming, while Martinez’ agile guitar dances over several layers of Rosie’s bright vocals.

This release should ensure that Sydonia are exposed to a wider audience, proving their versatility by producing an inspiring and atmospheric album.