Stephanie Tell, Journalist

"We all love doing what we do, and you kind of make friends with the people around you making similar music, so we all just kind of play at one another’s shows, we go to one another’s shows – we all just love to play live."

This album could certainly feature on a list of quintessential summer road-trip records, which holds these celebrated newbies in good stead for the future.

A gratifying record that will hopefully continue to appreciate over time.

The Love Junkies end their sweaty, animated show with a bang, promising longing punters they’ll definitely be heading our way again soon.

"We were all quite shocked with how it went. We had a feeling it was gonna sell out but didn’t think it was going to be such a big deal."

Skipping Girl Vinegar’s dreamy rooftop gig evokes a wholesome feeling; like an idealised family reunion where everyone magically gets along.

It’s a melancholy end to an entertaining night of modernised, rocky covers and retro-inspired originals, all of which solidly affirm that attending local gigs gets you much bang for very little buck.