Reviews

As the group finished their wildly energetic performance, tired but excited punters slowly drifted back to their tents and bade farewell to the charming Belford property and the Gum Ball for another year.

Unlike the vampiric insect after which this set is named, you’ll welcome Mosquito into your home.

The Black Seeds perform with so much energy and finesse that they could have played until dawn and still held a captive audience grooving by their side.

Whatever the case may be, these shows will be a milestone for them, and for us.

Paranoid inevitably closed a memorable two-hour display that, without being an all-time classic, still exceeded most or all expectations.

While some tracks are still a little juvenile, Allday, with his understated manner, is on his way to longevity and if he stumbles, he has a dedicated family of followers who will no doubt raise him up.

You’d be hard-pressed to find a more laidback and fun atmosphere as the one created by this festival gem.

Though Dee spends his life scowling, the strength of this show should give him plenty of reason to smile.