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"Sadly the crowd wasn't welcoming, from the rude hecklers to the guy shoving his phone in Moore's face."
"If Horror My Friend can sound this incredible in a tiny record store, there is no stopping them on stage."
"Even if they're not your favourite band, when you're witnessing them live they are everything to you in that moment."
"Songs blurred seamlessly together with constant infectious beats, ensuring everyone danced long into the night."
The usually reliable Creases suffered some unfortunate technical setbacks, but their openers helped soften the blow
"Nostalgic guitar riffs coupled with warm vocals echoed through the room, utterly captivating the crowd."
"With seven members, they're a jumble of thrashy guitars, jangly percussion and gang vocals."
"They're simply a whole lot of wacky fun."
"The Perth punk-rockers explore familiar territory on their second EP with its references to suburbia and loneliness."