“You get the impression that South Arcade could make friends in an empty room, let alone one as insanely packed as this one. The connection they create with their crowd is deep and wild and hilarious, throwing themselves around and into the crowd as much (nearly) as the crowd hurl their own bodies. It’s definitely worth hurling yourself at too, it’s impeccable and it’s polished, and it fizzes with the electronic tinge and the crackly neon of 00s pop-punk, updated with a boatload more sheer bloody fun than many of the original versions managed. A riot of colour and sound that leaves you breathless, sweaty, tingling and grinning like a total idiot.”
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