The Underground Stage
“The lunacy of putting together a band – called A Band – consisting of various Australian scene royalty, in order to do extremely occasional one-off shows can’t be overstated. It’s a totally daft idea, and as such works like a bloody charm. The only downside is that you’re almost certainly never likely to see it […]
“A lovely noise from Elwood Myre tonight, harmonies to take your eyes out.” Facebook | Instagram | Twitter [flickr_set id=”72157682877126490″]
“It’s smiles all round as @AndyGolledge and the uber-slick band transport us all to the back of a pickup somewhere. Glorious.” Facebook | Instagram [flickr_set id=”72157681865026464″]
“It’s Caitlin Harnett’s birthday celebration tonight, so instead of presents and a cake, we get a bunch of utterly wonderful slices of melancholy americana. Square deal. Happy birthday everyone.” Facebook | Instagram | Twitter [flickr_set id=”72157681866567054″]
“Tom Stephens is off of Phantastic Ferniture, but he’s in noone’s shadow. This is a truly scrumptious set of one bloody lovely after another. Swoons.” Facebook | Instagram | Twitter [flickr_set id=”72157684781974176″]
“Good Boy and their jangly and rumbunctious tunes are an instant pleasure – and that’s a pretty rare combination. It’s the sort of show that seems like it’s just got out of bed, but in reality it’s got enough in the tank to keep you going all night.” Facebook | Instagram | Twitter [flickr_set id=”72157681571895873″]
“Vacations are having so much fun making me have so much fun it’s almost too much fun.” Facebook | Instagram [flickr_set id=”72157684451382346″]
“First time I saw Sunscreen, they were almost apologetic about how good they were. This time, they’re slapping us in the chops. So, now there’s confidence to go along with slyly complex and subtly powerful songwriting. Fear them.” Facebook | Instagram [flickr_set id=”72157684451205076″]
“Light Entertainment have some serious songwriting game. There’s almost not one pop note in here, but it’s dense with invention. It’s heavy stuff, but soars like a jumbo – in no small part due to the saxophone, which turns the expected into something a bit more baroque. Grand, muscle-bound, and as thick as soup.” Facebook […]