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Split Enz deliver energy and vividness – and the songs weren’t bad either

Here came the six-piece band of four originals – the brothers Finn, Noel Crombie and Eddie Rayner – and two excellent junior blow-ins in bassist James Milne and drummer Matt Eccles, all suitably dressed in Crombie-designed loud checks, vivid patterns and wide stripes.

The senior men may be well aged, but they were not going quietly, peeling off Shark Attack, which still feels like a teenage frenzy done by arthouse punks, History Never Repeats, a synth pop song that forgot to get rid of guitars, and Poor Boy, ostensibly a straight pop song but one that can’t hide its oddness. Biff. Bang. Pow! What a cracking opening of energy and vividness, and the songs weren’t bad at all, were they?

Split Enz deliver energy and vividness – and the songs weren’t bad either

Here came the six-piece band of four originals – the brothers Finn, Noel Crombie and Eddie Rayner – and two excellent junior blow-ins in bassist James Milne and drummer Matt Eccles, all suitably dressed in Crombie-designed loud checks, vivid patterns and wide stripes.

The senior men may be well aged, but they were not going quietly, peeling off Shark Attack, which still feels like a teenage frenzy done by arthouse punks, History Never Repeats, a synth pop song that forgot to get rid of guitars, and Poor Boy, ostensibly a straight pop song but one that can’t hide its oddness. Biff. Bang. Pow! What a cracking opening of energy and vividness, and the songs weren’t bad at all, were they?

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