James Hunt, Journalist

Williams gave a safe but certainly amiable performance centring around his unavoidable love for everything tech-house.

Burial’s powerfully sombre Southern Comfort washed over the lucky remainders at the 2am mark, settling things down nicely to conclude a marvellous evening.

Syrup has truly solidified its position as the most important monthly club night in Perth.

It’s not a surprise that Elite Force comes with some seriously eclecticism in not only his production, but his DJ sets too.

The Origin festival may have been shorter this year, but the atmosphere of the whole event was undoubtedly maintained.

Shlohmo tops 2013 for James Hunt.

If it’s anything to go by for next year, will be another extravaganza not to miss.

Objekt began his performance by momentarily teasing the crowd with demonic drones and barely audible sub bass, before unleashing a set packed full of the relentless and ingenious techno that he has found himself so inseparable from.

The humble Surrey born brothers performed an array of impressive live adaptations of their wide library of hits, to conclude a day that confirmed Listen Out’s title as not a festival, but a ‘carefully crafted party’.

The trio finished their performance with their ambitious cover combination of Tyler the Creator’s Bastard and Gucci Mane’s Lemonade.