Izzy Tolhurst, Journalist

Overall, Cloud Control’s acoustic show is a concise and tight little set that reaffirms the manifold musical talents embedded in the group.

"Victor Hugo would turn in his grave watching Tres Miserables, a modern interpretation of his work, and the musical currently showing at MICF."

"I wouldn’t say we have a huge following here in Japan. The funk scene here is very niche. It’s a small community."

Izzy Tolhurst predicts the continued resurgence of rock and roll in 2014.

"When I was three, I used to rock on my hands and knees on my bed and bang my head on the headboard. My parents were mortified!"

"If you engage too much with social media you risk chewing up your focus, and you start to put your focus on what other people think, or expect of you."

Will you see a one-man effort of such calibre again? Nevermore quoth the reviewer, nevermore.

The Orbweavers is a thoughtful conversation about spirit, adventure, home and history, not to mention the great music.

Tonight’s combination of Jonesez/The McQueens/Darts is punchy but, with the pews so poorly populated, the sparse crowd is left looking around, stunned that the joint is so empty. It’s a residency! Go support them next week.

Dirt Farmer appear to be riding a steady ascent, carrying with them a sound that is infectious, engaging and long-lasting.

"We’re going to a new venue that sounds really good. It’s not heavy metal at all. I think the scene’s changed in Albury, which is good to see."