Tyler McLoughlan, Journalist

Showcases a refreshing vocal freedom from Wasner. On the whole though, a less engaging effort.

"I also came through being a house DJ and think there’s quite a lot of relevance between soul and house in terms of piano lines and groove."

It’s best summed up by Dulli himself on the sonic grandeur of It Kills: “Over and over I get to know myself”.

The underlying ethos of Bonjah prevails – just let loose and go with the flow.

Trees does too, showing for a moment the outfit’s wonderfully gentle side, though this record is driven by extraordinary ferocity – it’s a beast. Listen loud.

"I wouldn’t say there’s any album getting planned or any official plans yet but we’ve been definitely makin’ new tracks and trying to write some songs."

The sound of central Australia.

"We went about the best of like it was a gig, like we were writing a setlist."

It is lovely though to finally hear Everettsmith let loose, shaking off some the adult contemporary appeal with the rhythmic roots-style Whisper.

Even though her voice seems to defy her age and her enviable stage energy is as bubbly and vivacious as a teen, she could have simply talked for the whole show and the audience would have been as equally captivated. Dolly Parton – just wow.