Reviews

Legendary San Franciscan psych-rockers The Brian Jonestown Massacre release a new single entitled 'Days, Weeks and Moths'

The punters emit nothing but raucous shouts and massive smiles. Win.

Lead vocalist Damien Sutton apologises for being so drunk (not that anybody cares) and thanks everyone for coming, bringing to an end another typically sweaty, boisterous Bon Scotts gig.

A big ‘hats off’ to one of the most interactive and captivating bands around.

He’s got an incredible voice somewhere between Nick Cave and Antony Hegarty, and some wonderful interpretive dance moves, as he swirls his arms rythmically and juts his hips.

Together these women represent the robust state of a perennially underappreciated folk rock scene in this country, and their excellent collaboration begs the question: why haven’t they been doing this all along?

After leaving Mojo’s and stepping back into the real world, I couldn’t think of a better ending to such a sweet weekend for the Perth music scene.

An encore has Lane performing I Won’t Back Down by Tom Petty and a final song that summons Williams and Ludecke back to the stage for a coming together of three of the best storytellers around.