Describe in a tweet: Intergalactic, planetary, planetary, intergalactic.

What went down: Irritatingly young and remarkably talented Space cheetah Jack Hamill opens Belsonic Day 2 under the moniker 'Space Dimension Controller'. It's early, quiet (a lack of both punters and volume) and more than a little wet. You'd think that would make for a rubbish gig, wouldn't you? Think again.

The highlight: Space Dimension Controller is a recent invention, so it's impressive just how established his music has become in a matter of months. It's a tough enough gig for our space hero and he doesn't get much of a chance to really get this small gathering all riled up. Lucky for those here nice and early, there's more than enough decent tuneage on show to justify his place alongside Phil Kieran as the local representation on this bill. It's mostly quirky electro decorated with spangly production and on (set highlight) 'Space Party' some intergalactic rapping and it goes down well with a crowd that has just about quadrupled by the time Jack sheepishly wanders off stage. What planet will we see him on this time next year? One things for sure - it'll be well populated and much more noisy.