Reviews

No Joy have shown that they’re a solid head above their contemporaries with this release, which will prove to be essential to the genre’s fans and might just win over the unconverted.

KLP has just released her debut EP and a remix release containing adaptations from collaborator and label boss DCUP, JAMES CURD (DFA Records) & heaps more.

Finishing off the night by asking people what jokes they wanted to hear, this joke jukebox gave us some golden oldies from Amos and was a great way to finish off one heck of an entertaining hour of comedy.

Finishing off the show asking for some feedback on his performance, no one seemed to have any criticisms except for asking if he was wearing a rolled up sock in his jeans.

Green’s jokes are quick, his jokes are relevant, and his jokes are hilarious.

The throat-shredding Bloody Cape segued into a terribly destructive encore of songs from the debut record Adrenaline, which sent the already throbbing crowd into a violent frenzy.

The sound and lights are once again perfect – helloooo, glitter ball! – and this ski chalet-lookin’ place is becoming a definite favourite. New Gods do it justice.

A better than expected version of Beyonce’s Halo is trotted out for her housemate’s birthday but it’s her own compositions in Cold Water and closer Reckless that have the crowd hanging on her every swoop and dive.