It goes hard with a metal riff before cutting into an arpeggiated reverie that feels like some cosmic revelation lifting you off your feet. Within this duality lies its beauty. This is augmented by Jeremy’s infectious energy. Who doesn’t want to see a medieval courtier head-bang whilst soloing.

Their chill is just as engaging. “Flexorcist” shows them at their prettiest with a hazy synth that sounds like summer in a song. Followed by the absolute eruption that is “QYURRYUS” an eastern tinged stomp topped with a wailing vocal from Julian that is the most danceable song of the set. It is sheer joyous infectiousness.

After the New Order esque guitar of “Square Wave” the band go hard with “Johan Von Bronx” which sounds like a it’s been drummed on a bin – in the best way possible. The genius of the Voidz is that just as you think you’ve figured out what that song is – it transcends to another plane. Lifts off further than you thought it could go. It’s an energetic end to the set with “Pyramid of Bones” calling the audience back to the pit too.

They finish with two songs from their debut and you leave the concert feeling like a kid in a candy store. Like music itself is an infinite galaxy and it’s the Voidz who are going to find the best of of it and bring it back to show you.