Celline Narinli, Journalist

Closer, Fist, Teeth, Money, was undoubtedly the highlight as the quartet pushed themselves to the brink of a sonic mess filled with loose rhythms and screaming synths

The duo were genuinely appreciative to the sold out crowd for the support, as Plapinger screamed with delight at the end of the show, “I am gonna kiss every single one of you!”

“I love music so much and it’s always been the most important piece of my life. Like, you know, at a young age [I was] going to record stores all the time and sneaking into gigs when I was too young to be able to go."

“I mean, we came up with the name Alt-J, you know, we thought it was quite neat. It looked quite good when it was written down, and a lot of people kind of like really expect us to give great explanations about it or think that we’re Illuminati or something."

“So I just kind of wanted a fresh start but without really changing the band name or anything, or changing much. I just wanted people to be aware that we are doing something a little different than we were before.”

Celline Narinli reflects on the year that was and Grumpy Cat.

Finishing off with Phone Sex – a new collaborative effort with Blood Diamonds – that oozed with a Caribbean-pop/dance aesthetic and left many exiting with unsure (but satisfied) smiles on their faces.

"I really like the violent, female protagonistic girly-pop in all those [Hayao] Miyazaki movies and stuff like that. I like that Asian culture still really embraces the action in all the music videos.”

Kitty, Daisy & Lewis, Tony Joe White, Henry Wagons and more!

Parades announced this afternoon via Facebook that they will be no more.