Froth & Fury Gambles On The Forgotten Cities
On paper, starting a festival during a pandemic and only catering to the notoriously skipped over state sounds like a recipe for failure. However, Froth & Fury have defied the odds.
Thomas Jackson, Journalist
Tom is an Adelaide-based writer chasing the high of his first live music experience at Soundwave in 2009. Covering everything punk, metal and hardcore.
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