Live At The Void

About This Movie

Live At The Void is quite the raw and immersive glimpse into the local music scene, shot right in a Mount Roskill flat during a 21st birthday. It has that gritty, authentic feel typical of DIY setups. The atmosphere is electric, with bands like Neither Do I and CCTV really bringing their A-game. You can sense the camaraderie among the crowd, which adds a layer of intimacy to the performances. The pacing flows well from one act to another, keeping you engaged without losing that laid-back vibe of the party. Plus, you can't help but appreciate the practical effects of just being in that cramped space, capturing the essence of Tāmaki Makaurau’s indie scene in a way that feels both current and nostalgic.

DIY aesthetic highlights local music culture.Intimate performances in a small setting.Strong representation of Auckland's indie scene.