Dan Condon, Journalist

One imagines this was a cathartic record for Griffin and here’s hoping it finds the audience who won’t just appreciate it, but truly utilise its emotional gravitas.

It’ll be a shame if this reunion ever ends, but at least we’ve had the privilege of witnessing a once great band relive a great past with pure class.

Break up a band, help find Joe Strummer's car, invite 30 strangers to your house and help an atheist back into their home.

Its long songs, distorted guitars and freewheeling spirit might shock older fans, but Jen Cloher has never sounded more comfortable and, as a result, more affecting on record.

Order a Pixies book, get drunk with Ron Peno, have a young band wash your car and help Scotland get a Bon Scott statue.

Sick of Daft Punk? We’ve got the medicine.

If it’s good for hip hop, why can’t we get in on it?

The event will be a celebration of one of the greatest indigenous bands in history.