Timothy Scarfe, Journalist
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Live Review: Autre Ne Veut, Oscar Key Sung
Despite the vocal challenges, the set justified the buzz around Autre Ne Veut, and showed that while the trends might be moving closer to his aesthetic, he is one artist who won’t be defined by anyone else.
The Music Writers' Poll 2013: Tim Scarfe
Tim Scarfe sees an expansion of the live scene in 2014.
Live Review: I OH YOU/FasterLouder ARIA Week Showcase: Palms, DZ Deathrays
What’s awesome about seeing a DZ set is that it always seems fresh; like you are seeing the boys play their first ever gig.
Live Review: Veronica Falls, Go Violets, Mope City
Veronica Falls aren’t the first atmospheric jangle-rockers and they won’t be the last, but their lush, immediate tracks put them at the forefront of current British guitar bands. Let’s hope they don’t stay underrated for long.
Live Review: Palms, Unity Floors, The Guppies
Let’s just hope this incarnation of the band is around a lot longer.
Live Review: Listen Out Sydney
At 8.30 all of the other stages closed down, and the entire crowd flocked to the Atari Stage for a show-stopping set by Disclosure. The highlight of the set was Aluna Francis joining the guys on stage for renditions of White Noise and Latch.
Live Review: Glass Towers, Sures, Jordan Lesser
And by the time crowd favourite, Halcyon, closed out the set, it was clear there were some new kings of the local indie rock scene.
Live Review: CHVRCHES, City Calm Down
The set showed a band ready for the limelight. Hell, even the lighting worked perfectly.
Live Review: Everything Everything, Vydamo
Everything Everything are an awesome live act, and one that will be playing to much bigger crowds next time they are in Australia.
Live Review: At First Sight
An awesome day for an awesome cause – here’s hoping that At First Sight becomes a mainstay of the Sydney calendar.
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