Drapht

The night was incredible from the get-go as Drapht headlined Lion Arts Factory in Adelaide on Saturday (10 June).

"A great hip hop show which while not particularly ground breaking in the context of Australian rap today, was very well received by Drapht's fans."

Because of these previously mentioned issues with security, I missed pretty much all but one song of Briggs. The outfit had all of us warming up to good effect. Thundamentals blasted onto stage not too long after. In a cacophony of jaunty tunes that ranged from party-esque jams to more dubsteppy sounds, the t

Drapht was jumping on anything and everything to get the party started on Saturday night.

It feels good to shake off the pressure for three minutes or so with an almost-at-capacity Metro Theatre crowd.

TGIM has been an initiative of Carlton Dry and is an attempt to aid those Australians who “have their weekends on Mondays”.

All levels at Metros filled up rather early as Elefant Traks’ battle master The Tongue graced the stage and took the energy up working his way through class tracks The Punch and recent single The Show to an appreciative crowd.