Dylan Stewart, Journalist

"You’re putting yourself out there to fail; and there’s not a single human being who wants to fail, especially publicly."

Some of the drums recall DJ Shadow, but more often Big Scary blaze their own trail, and it works well for them.

While Tyga has a lot of work to do before he can separate himself from the rest and reside in such illustrious company, Hotel California shows serious potential.

The sound and lights are once again perfect – helloooo, glitter ball! – and this ski chalet-lookin’ place is becoming a definite favourite. New Gods do it justice.

It’s time to get that cardigan and escape into the night, ears ringing and face plastered with a smile.

Joy burns through songs from his debut EP God Loves You When You’re Dancing, finishing with lead single Riptide to a very happy audience.

Instead, their comfortable stage presence and genuine enthusiasm, not to mention serious volume, has everyone in the room excited about just how far Songs will go in 2013 and beyond.

It would be unwise to categorise Victim Of Love in the ‘easy listening’ genre like you would with, say, Michael Kiwanuka or Al Green.