Very rarely does everything come together in a perfect compliment of personalities and musical abilities. Songs full of humour and razor sharp wit entices the audience and the brilliant harmonies, funky bass lines and drums keep them dancing and smiling for the sets’ duration. The band leave the stage to rapturous applause and on comes another generic indie band, most of the crowd follow through the door.

Review by Chris Chinchilla
Photgraph from Blah Blah Blah @ The Good Ship by Paul Madden (see more photos here)

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