Lucia Osborne Crowley, Journalist

This song, and in fact the whole record, is a sure sign of great things ahead.

Future Music Festival really did offer something for every type of music lover, but there were major issues with a lack of organisation, poor sound and overcrowding.

A remarkably accomplished performer in every sense, Sarah Blasko completely captivated the huge audience with a modest confidence, the evening utterly flawless.

The crowd was overwhelmed and exhausted by the time the duo left the stage for the last time, confirming that the performance was completely enthralling and satisfying on all counts.

The night was then closed with an incredible set by the Red Hot Chili Peppers. One of the world’s most celebrated rock bands, the group certainly lived up to their title as they faced a packed-out main arena.

Lucia Osborne-Crowley loved her some Frank Ocean and Mumford & Sons in 2012.

Pope Innocent X’s strength is that there is really never a dull moment, with Blackman constantly providing the listener new ways to absorb and appreciate her formidable musical talent.

The best performance of the day was, however, without a shadow of a doubt, given by the unbelievably enigmatic and immeasurably talented Kimbra. One of the highlights of the set was her performance of Two Way Street, where she displayed her incredible ability to sing, dance and play complex tambourine rhythms simultaneously.