Madeleine Laing, Journalist

This is a record to be proud of, and the most exciting thing is that you leave it so assured that these guys are only gonna get better.

It’s a pitch-perfect and incredibly professional show, from a charismatic and talented songwriter, and the sighing crowd leave contented.

“It’s a little isolated city and it’s kind of got this sense of community about it because of that fact, so I guess any of the magic that people refer to that comes from the Perth music scene comes from the camaraderie aspect of the scene – people helping each other out and playing in each other’s bands."

Here’s hoping it becomes an annual event, too much fun!

It’s almost certain British India will lose this vital angst sooner or later, but for now they’re doing fine.

Most of the album’s problems stem from the fact that it’s too cluttered.

If Christopher were a person, he’d be someone you’d always see out on the town, drunk and complaining about a new unrequited love.

Everything about Beach House’s show seems to be set up to captivate an audience...

Jeremy Neale and the Dirty Projectors were some of Madeleine Laing's faves in 2012.