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Innerpartysystem really are the band that merge the genres. Although given quite an early slot on the line up, the performance was one of a headline act.
It was a truly electrifying performance, catching the attention of the crowd with their sheer brilliance, timing and perfect act, sounding as good as you’d want it to: not quite as produced as the record, and not quite as raw as some live acts.
Playing all the hits off their selftitled album, including ‘Last Night in Brooklyn’ and ‘Don’t Stop’, which were the two best songs of the set. The bleeps and beats of their ‘electro-rock’ sound really came out and defined just why this band are the next massive thing.