Reviews

Sublime song The Girl, a much loved ode with its two-speed tempo, is a lasting highlight to spirit us away into the night.

It was Livin’ On A Prayer that really sealed the deal.

Dignity is an album of great promise and solid delivery.

Returning back to reality, we fear we will never be impressed by another party trick again.

Whilst there is some laughter, it’s laughter borne of pain and politeness, as Hamburger uses his caustic shock tactics to mask his own failures in his chosen profession.

Yahtzel is one of our best upcoming producers and his new track 'Jungle Feels' is now a prime example of the "Australian Sound".

Baio is back with another bright remix of an originally dark track.

The cast is strong tonight, the action blending well between scenes, and the intimate space is used to good effect, as has been the case over all five shows to date.

Rockwell & Groom have kept their finely tuned vocals and pulled in dark and futuristic tones that dip and swell through shimmering highs and grungey lows.