Tash Edge, Journalist

Perth’s eighth Future Music Festival was a hot, sweaty mess of skin, booze and good times.

Accompanied towards the end by guest vocalist from the new record For Now I Am Winter, Arnór Dan, whose soaring tenor sent chills up this reviewer’s spine, Arnalds finished off with arguably his most popular song, Ljósið, which was, as it turns out, written for a bathtub commercial.

Finishing on this note was unlike anything this reviewer has witnessed before, and it’ll be a long time before it’s done this well again.

Do yourself a favour and listen to this album. Now.

Green’s ability to translate his songs from recording to live performance made for an astounding show and left the audience raving all the way back to the classic concert-gridlocked car park.

It was an interesting night unlike anything I’d seen before, and the audience left thoroughly breathless and satisfied.

Overall the evening showcased a talented mix of up-and-coming Perth musicians.