Reviews

A whole lot of love has gone into this album, and it shows on every track.

While being weird for the sake of being weird doesn’t always work in their favour, there are some fantastic moments when their eccentricity is undeniably charming.

The towering Hoover Dam makes this reviewer howl along if driving to it, so it’s nice to know there are several hundred others who do the same.

The bleeding edge between performer and audience is where he lives, and he thrived on the thrill of trying to catch up with himself. We were right there with him.

Playing for only 45 minutes, the short but very sweet set surpassed all expectations.

After about an hour-and-a-half and an energetic encore (“It’s not over yet!” Flint growled), four more tunes made it out, all coming to a close with Hyperspeed and Out Of Space.

Expectedly, Fun. were, in fact, fun.

Abrasive hardcore punk that isn't afraid to have a little fun.

A very impressive debut for a songwriter better known for much more aggressive work.

Good quality laid back Aussie punk rock.

D At Sea and his debut EP Unconscious may just be the begging of a new dynamic in how indie artists go about making their fame.

A key album in 2013.