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work the crowd. This progressive pace quickens as do our heartbeats as the sound of pounding bass reverberates through the theatre. Romare's arms stretch out to the various pieces ... turntable, each touch of a button intensely. "This is my second show in Australia in three years," announces Simon Green (aka Bonobo ). But tonight is unlike anything we've ever

kicked things off, taking us on a journey through the pensive and trance-infused sounds of his early career, mesmerising the early crowds. Kllo had a chill and meditative vibe ... caused unbridled hype and anticipation for audiences all over the world, not least in Australia. The lights moved from minimal to kaleidoscopic as Bonobo played such utterly catchy tunes

settling down for the evening for this interview, Criss already sounds like a man quite at home with retirement. At the time, he wasn't  quite off the touring ... demand. “It’s kind of like, my heart feels really big. All the nostalgia, Australia has always been so cool to KISS,” he says. “The minute we played there

wanted this record to be completely different to previous albums but with it still sounding like “The Piss” which I'm quite confident we pulled off. Gaz was fantastic ... doomy rock music of late coming out of Australia, namely yourselves and Grim Rhythm. Overseas you’ve also got heavier sounding bands like Pallbearer as well. Would you attribute such