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Author: Alex Kirk
“Delivery don’t so much drop off the goods as smash the bloody windows in and throw them down your throat. This set is *magnificently* off-kilter but stays firmly in the realms of madly danceable. One of the best sets I’ve seen at #sxswsydney, shining and madcap and wall-climbingly fun.” Gallery
“Rattling the teeth out of our heads, Skegss tear through their set, dragging us along while our bodies bounce off the concrete behind them. Enough to blister the skin as well as block out the noise, medicine for modern life.” Gallery
“Andrew Gurruwiwi Band’s blasts the air, the rich and deep sound of experience and enthusiasm, country and chorus. Shoulders are twitch, feet are moved, and souls are filled all the way to the brim.” Gallery
“ENOLA’s crisp and clinical post-punk roars on stage, the sweet spot between precision and bare-knuckle energy. Their songs occasionally lull you into a metronomic sense of security – but in short order you find your face has been ripped clean off.” Gallery
“Mali Jo$e’s hip-hop repeatedly breaches the lines between deep chill and peak party. Smooth lines fade into sharp-as edges to create a mix as joyous as it is in your face.” Gallery
“The Terrys’ sunny, wide-pupilled set courses through the veins, a mid-afternoon pick-me-up to kick the day back into gear. Reflective at moments, but also never shy to boot the ball way up into the sky.” Gallery
“Barkaa is off, running and coming directly for you. As well as some truly fearsome rage, there’s enough energy to light up the city and enough power to level it to the ground. It makes no difference whether you get out of the way, get on board, or start following behind – either way, Barkaa’s […]
“San Diego lands in Sydney tonight in the shape of Almost Monday, who drive the late show to the finish line via Arctic Monkeys-level art-rock plus literally all the fun in the world. Clearly no strangers to these shores, it lands like a bomb but fits like a bloody glove.” Gallery