Reviews

A dance record with heartbreakingly beautiful tracks.

Power chords, punchy vibes and high-octane energy.

There are 17 tracks in total and tunes like Let It Go, despite its grandiose guitar, start to sound the same.

Floating throughout the crowd all night checking sound levels (but mainly cheering brother and lead singer Cam Lee on) Andy Lee takes to the stage to handle trumpet duties.

The patrons on Saturday were completely fixated on the elegant dance between King’s left and right hands.

The immensity of the shrieks and screams would have raised the dead a hundred miles away.

Her vocal took on an air of vulnerability, such as in Nick Cave’s The Ship Song, where she exposed its lyrical beauty, or of raw emotion.

Pattengale’s playing in particular was a dazzling display of dexterity.

Three quarters or so through his set, a wayward fire alarm went off.