Justine Keating, Journalist

The dominance of theatrics and over-dramatics in Teal and The Red Paintings’ performances were certainly enough to grab one’s attention, but it was the absence of any pretension and a modest display of brilliant musicianship that set We Lost The Sea’s set apart from the other two performances.

Leto has aimed far too high with this one, and clearly forgotten the art of subtlety.

It’s when TRP pull the breaks a touch that the band’s musicality is at its best.

Bands like Funeral For A Friend can get by simply on nostalgic value, but the amount they butchered their earlier catalogue made it hard to even enjoy that aspect. Bluntly put, their performance was a let-down.