A great short clip here looking back at the Official 2011 Parklife Afterparty at Fakeclub in Sydney, featuring Diplo, Nero, Simian Mobile Disco and more...

This video was put together by the good fellas at Negative Films.

Wow. The weather gods do NOT like Parklife. Is it just me or does it rain on the first Sunday of every October? Though we avoided a torrential downpour, the rain did little to stop the punters from jumping in the mud - and the extreme cold did little to stop the rest from taking off their shirts and wearing painfully short skirts. I guess you have to admire their conviction to adhere to whatever this festival mentality is... But I digress. Onto the music!

Backstage at Parklife, Larry Heath catches up with German electronic duo Digitalism to chat about touring Australia, the world, their new album - and releasing a greatest hits record!?

Larry Heath catches up with New Zealand group The Naked & Famous backstage at Parklife to chat about their rising popularity around the world, what's next for the band, Lollapalooza and how the Parklife tour has been going...

Larry Heath catches up with Canberra electronic duo The Aston Shuffle backstage at Parklife Sydney.

Anticipation is rising as fans await the remaining dates one of the country's biggest festivals, Parklife. With a reputation for being a launching board for some of the most talented and experienced artists, it's no surprise to see Sweden's Adrian Lux headlining this year's festival.

It was dancing in the rain as the Parklife circus rolled into Perth, featuring a lineup consisting of Gossip, The Streets, Kimbra, Duck Sauce, The Aston Shuffle, Death From Above 1979, Crystal Fighters and more. Stuart Sevastos brings us the photos from the day...

The AU Review had the pleasure of catching up with Kimbra after her smoking performance at the Melbourne leg of Parklife 2011. Kimbra discussed her recent chart successes, life on the road, her talented band mates and some of her influences. You can hear the full interview below.

Parklife 2011 really was a thing of beauty. It came complete with perfect weather, a great line-up, good crowd and short drink queues. The organisers have found the perfect setting for the festival at Sidney Myer Music Bowl in the heart of Melbourne. In such lush surroundings it’s easy to forget that the CBD is only a quick stroll along the Yarra away. And so the scene was set for another cracking round of cutting edge electronic and indie vibes.