Dylan Stewart, Journalist

Bradley is backed by his tight-as-fuck band The Extraordinaires and the crowd is subjected to a set of pure enjoyment. We lap it up with glee.

It’s a truly enjoyable show in a gorgeous setting.

"We still like to make pop songs and sometimes – especially for commercial radio – you need to edit things down stupidly."

Plenty of kids will get their kicks from Croll’s charming arrangements and quality production, and while this album is better than much in the genre, it’s hard to get too excited about it.

Sure, her voice still packs a punch, but Louder should’ve been so much more.

The Pack A.D. are raw, rambunctious and rebellious, here and ready to rip you a new one.

Lowlakes may appear a little too serious for their own good at times, but Iceberg Nerves is sure to strike a chord deep inside.

"[When working for television] you can’t just do whatever you want because the music always has to fit within the frame of the show."

It’s a change from the pop-punk stylings of their original band, Say Anything, for Jake and Jeff Turner; a considered sound that reverberates long after the listener puts down their headphones.

"The internet has been a godsend for us as musicians."