The Underground Stage
“Forest Hall rarely seem like they’re moving at all but you still race to keep up with their sleepy-but-madly-technical fuzz and roar. A wildly imaginative band, who make it seem like they’re barely trying – a tough trick to land, and a killer when it does.” Gallery Listen
“It’s hard not to love a band who are launching their current album but still play a bunch of stuff from the next unreleased one. Forest Hall don’t really need more reasons for you to love them, but you can add that to the pile. The new new stuff is added to the new stuff […]
The cover this month is graced by the outstanding Clews, who blew the walls out at their show earlier this month. It wasn’t the only brilliant performance on Sydney’s stages though, and this issue features shows from Sweetie, WILSN, Good Ramen, the outstanding Turpentine Babycino, and tons more. Away from the stage, there’s also the […]
“This fuzzy slab of late afternoon sunshine from Forest Hall is just what’s needed to blow the cobwebs away, and to put everything into soft focus. Lie back, relax, soak it all up ☀️”
“It’s a little heart-breaking to watch Forest Hall without their much-missed bassist Millzy, to know that hole in the world exists. It’s a lot heart-mending though to hear them smash through this blistering set, to feel that energy and love. Both tribute and legacy, landed.” Gallery Learn More Facebook | Instagram
“So good to see Forest Hall again, it’s been too long. Despite the time & distance, it all comes flooding back – the urgent instrumentals, the soaring song, and the occasionally fearsome noise. As grand as a stately home and as hard as a nail, all at the same time.” Facebook | Instagram Subscribe to […]
“Forest Hall have almost no direction at all, but this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. For a two-piece, they really do rattle around all over the place, and you get the sense that between the extremes of yelping, shredding and crooning, they really just don’t care if you can keep up or not.” Facebook | […]
“First up tonight is Forest Hall, who bring a two-piece set up, but whose shred is so blistering that I start to see through time. The vocal could do with some time in the gym, but this is strong liquor, and there are some bouncing tunes behind the squall, and it’s delivered with both gusto […]