Samantha Armatys, Journalist

It reeks of nostalgia; faded t-shirts, basement bedrooms and cassette tapes.

A sea of beaming heads spills out into the night, riding the high through ‘til Monday.

As the train pulls into the station the passing scenery becomes a distant memory, and leaves little reason to dwell for very long.

Its true strength lies in its ability to say something that has been said many times before – with words so simple and elegant – that listeners have no choice but to smile at the profundity.

While whiling away the hours it can be revisited time and again, with enough careful nuances for new discoveries each time.

After ten years, this group has not forgotten how to turn lemons into lemonade and it still tastes pretty damn good.

These guys have been on the scene since most members of the audience were in primary school, and they still know how to shred.

For those who like to work for their kicks, this will be a welcome challenge.

Sure, there’s plenty of room for progression and experimentation, but there’s also plenty of time for this fledgling group to find their wings.