Lukas Murphy, Journalist

Fans of Infinite Arms will be elated to hear these re-workings of some of the band’s favourites, the entire album front-to-back an absolute treat.

Rock music is a fickle beast, but perhaps these heavyweights are indeed a band to look out for in the near future.

"Corsaire provide the titular piece, one of sweeping orchestral and ethereal instrumental experimentation, and ominously reverberated vocals."

Pretty little harmonies and tender lead vocals deliver potent, thoughtful songs, and the music swells and ripples beneath in a deeply moving kinda way, sending you off on a cosmic journey over and over again.

There were pork-pie hats, clunky shoes and sunglasses aplenty as the massing orchestra delivered gem after gem of jump-up-and-down ska dance pieces, sadly cut short by a curfew.

If you’re familiar with them, go back and listen; if you haven’t heard them before, check it out.

The main act cranked that volume up just another couple of notches to bring their own noise down on their head-banging, boot stomping audience.