Reviews

It’s all too predictable – hazy laidback indie pop music with just enough nods to the worlds of surf and psych to keep it interesting, but not enough to make it imperative.

While it has merit within its lead singles, is an overall unpleasant play.

I’m next in line for the Portaloo queue. A young whippersnapper rushes up begging to jump the queue: “I’ve gotta go onstage in, like, five minutes!” It’s true. Within minutes he’s viewed onstage with his band Break A Leg.

The sheer talent of Sydney songwriter Spooky Land forces us to buy his records. We simply could not bear to not own his EP. You buy now.

Just because you already know what it sounds like, doesn't mean it isn't good.

Photo by Josh Groom

As far as performance goes, Sures come dangerously close to being upstaged by their supports.

It’s a brilliant gig from some of the Melbourne underground’s finest.

Boulet’s journey displays bold, stylistic confidence as he and his four band members cut through a performance that runs just shy of an hour in the stripped interior of the Prince.