Glenn Waller, Journalist

All eyes were on Hiatus Kaiyote's charismatic frontwoman Nai Palm.

A set so tight you'd think they made a deal with the devil

“I want my balloons popped, Melbourne."

Bass player Ed Nash pumps out the low-end vigorously, long hair a blur, feeding off the energy from the crowd.

Protest The Hero keep their well-oiled machine rep in check at The Hi-Fi.

"Toehider have created an album that abounds in more than just vocal hooks and guitar chops"

"Live favourite I Am The Revolution then concludes the set and brings a night of proud and progressive Australian rock to an end"

Usurper Of Modern Medicine should be commended for having the ‘nads to play given their situation.