Luke Butcher, Journalist

Taking advantage of a great feeling in the room all night, the set was in equal measures beautiful and ugly, highlighting the evolution of one of Perth’s treasures.

Proving their prestige, Karnivool packed out their spin in the Concert Hall, and somehow made a room of that scope seem surprisingly intimate.

As they so often do, consummate professionals I, Said The Sparrow took to the stage and immediately showed up their predecessors.

Playing all their big tracks, and even a promising newie, the anthemic insights into life as a twenty-something in suburban Australia yet again forced those in attendance to re-evaluate the way they see the world.

As if any more was needed, the Red Hot Chili Peppers closed the main stage in sensational style.

Like many commercial ‘urban’ releases, the 17 tracks of ONIFC is way too long, and too shit.

"TV Snow have succeeded at crafting a release that ticks the boxes while adding enough moments of uniqueness above the plethora of cookie-cutter stylistically similar triple j bands."