An afternoon sojourn of synth pop, shoegaze and spiky post-punk, featuring:

Naarm/Melbourne-based four-piece Mess is Law walk the complex line between power, grit and melody. With a sound that meshes 80s analogue synth dreams, bracing guitar counterpoints with an acerbic and pointed social commentary, MIL will play material from their recent debut EP ‘Tarnish’.

Middle Street are a guitar-driven outfit who bring together up tempo sounds with a hint of prog. With their newly dropped single 'Woah' causing some buzz, come and experience their finely crafted wall of sound.

While Hours are a band who wear suits, don’t assume their scene is straight up rock 'n' roll. Peddling what they describe as ambiguous danger music, Hours prod at the experimental edges of alternative. With songs like 'Desert Paths' and 'Without Closure' getting a lot of exposure on Spotify, Hours are a Geelong-based band to watch.