Jazmine O'Sullivan, Journalist

“I recently did a tour like this in the States and it was so nice; it just created this really mellow, yummy vibe, I almost wanted everyone to have a nap!”

While the sisters have provided a stimulating set, there’s an overall sense of disappointment; it would have been interesting to see what kind of energy these two could conjure with a more appropriately sized audience.

"People are listening, interpreting and responding to the music, and to me it’s now become a two-way thing, which is one of the best bits about making music or art or words."

They swing back into the set with Crawl Back, before a run through of tracks including Don’t Need Nothing, Sno Fun, Can’t Feel A Thing and the instrumental ditty Monkey In The Kitchen, which is completely hypnotic with its repetitive riffs.

"We arrived in Heathrow and got picked up by a guy we didn’t know who just whisked us off to Wales straight away – it was pretty surreal after the 24-hour flight to be heading into the unknown with this stranger, it was really cool.”

“I can’t really record vocals in my house because the walls are so thin. I bumped into my neighbour on a bus the other day and he said he could hear me sometimes!”

It has been incredible to see so many Brisbane-based artists on the same line-up, and has acted as a reminder that there is some real brilliance residing in our humble city.

“The recording process was really a reaction to [The Panic’s] last record which took a while to put together; I wanted to make sure I still had it in me to sit down and write a whole bunch of songs really quickly just because I felt like it."

“We were walking around and we looked like a god damn band; you know, long hair, skinny jeans, boots, the works!”