Throughout the set they are fantastically energetic, which is somewhat strange as front man Meric Long spends the entire set sat down. They easily switch between the country-tinged guitar play of ‘Paint the Rust’ to Death Cab For Cutie-esque track ‘The Season’ With Long’s superb control of his acoustic guitar shining through.

It would be quite easy to see Logan Kroeber as a metal drummer, it is after all his drumming background. His drumming style brings on mental images of Hella’s Zach Hill on a tight rhythmic leash, easily as apt of the Hella sticksman but a lot more controlled in his drumming. Coupled with Long’s guitar it makes for a perfect pairing and with the added spectacle of an extra set of hands on percussion bashing the hell out of anything that makes a noise it makes for a truly spellbinding set. The crowd are enthralled throughout the set with ‘Visiter’s stand out track ‘Fools’ receiving a large cheer and even a hushed singalong to the songs main hook. From this performance it seems undoubtable that there are bigger things destined for the Dodos, whether or not it happens is to be seen.