Natasha Lee, Journalist

In all its fuzz, glazed, atmospheric glory, the album fails to leave any indelible mark. It’s all a little much of the same.

“We’ve had a few line-ups across the years and, you know, you get new people in and they might have a new direction they want the music to go in and sometimes it works out and sometimes it doesn’t."

The girls carried a heavy load to keep the crowd’s attention, with the rest of the band seemingly apathetic about the whole performing thing, lazily stroking their guitars. Uninterested doesn’t equal cool, yo.

Is it too early to start a best of 2013 list? It’s not? Good. Slam this album right in there.

“I mean, I wasn’t at the helm of choosing what song to sing. RocKwiz had already chosen this duet and that’s the song that I was to learn and 360 was to rap over it.”

Not many artists these days can boast such a mix of fans ranging from nannas and pops to tweens – and even fewer possess the power to keep them transfixed for nearly two hours.

Bradley proves he’s got the passion and pain to push through into his music that artists a third of his age can only dream of.