Brendan Telford, Journalist

Not that the show has been poor – Yo La Tengo could never be tarred with that brush, and most songs tonight have been awe-inspiring – but this experiment hasn’t necessarily worked.

It isn’t a best of – but it kinda is, because this is the most cohesive release they’ve put together to date.

Tomorrow’s Hits proves that The Men aren’t hardcore heathens but rock tragics at heart, that they do whatever they damn well please – and do it damn well.

"We like to keep ourselves busy and broke."

"I don’t want to become a formulaic songwriter – I want to keep playing with the form."

Wire deliver a clinical masterclass in atmosphere and statement – indelibly impressive so many years after the epoch of their punk movement impact.

Mississippi’s Water Liars have followed up last year’s debut, Wyoming, with this self-titled album, and it’s even more gut-wrenching than ever.

"With almost three hours of Green Day you're gonna get a bunch of everything; old stuff, new stuff, stadium rock posturing and covers – plenty of covers. It all works well – though three hours is far too long."

"[Weird Season] is essentially summing up the year that we’ve had."