Reviews

A great post-hardcore debut from an equally great band.

Snoop genuinely created and loves this shit so we should always welcome him to our shores.

Finally, only Marshall Allen remains, playing one last note on his EVI that sounds like a spaceship taking off. So long, Sun Ra.

The songs are largely good, the comedy a mixed bag, but the links between the two are awkward at best.

It’s not a surprise that Elite Force comes with some seriously eclecticism in not only his production, but his DJ sets too.

Arms, fists and horns are in the air everywhere as the whole crowd sings the chorus - “Come together as one, come together for Lucifer’s son.” A fitting and somewhat heart-warming end to tonight’s ritual.

The boys absolutely slayed on the guitar and it was incredible to watch. Although these acts still have a way to go, Gignition is a great way to begin.

It’s an evening of fun and dancing, though the band is most exciting when they bring more to the table than well-worn conventions of rock’n’roll.