Justine Keating, Journalist

Moon has been carefully arranged so as not to overwhelm the listener, but rather to softly extend an invitation into its otherworldly arrangements.

It comes as quite a let-down that the British three-piece didn’t attempt to be any bolder this time around.

The audience was then left to experience the residual awe, speechless.

Taylor York gets candid about the band's split with the Farro brothers

"I was confused when they left. I grew up with them and I was unsure of how it was going to go without them."

The day was perhaps tricky to navigate and fairly exhausting, but it was also a brilliant showcase of some of the best melodic hardcore and ‘90s-influenced emo and a really positive atmosphere to be a part of.

The Leap Year's 'The Narrowing' topped the releases of 2013 for Justine Keating.

Starvation's debut self-titled album is a great example of hardcore that is accessible to hardcore elitists, as well as those simply with a penchant for anything gutsy.

The Leap Year have perfectly and realistically simulated a gorgeous interpretation of melancholy (one completely devoid of self-indulgence and petty whining) to produce what should really become your new favourite record.

A little patience would go a long way for the outfit, for it seems that is what Vanity lacks.