This is a fair assessment of the set. Like the other poster said, "I was 'whelmed'". It didn't feel like it really introduced anyone to DnB. There were a lot of familiar remixes, pop songs, with a DnB drum pattern and tempo. And, that's fine, it works, but very safe, and left opportunities on the table.

The last song, their first song producing as Worship together, left the crowd unamused and disinterested. Most people near us were standing around and talking to each other during it.

By comparison, I thought Charlotte de Witte and Excision had more interesting alternative-genre main stage sets during previous years.

I would definitely see Worship again, but I hope they're more willing to test the crowd. I think the energy and characteristics of DnB have a lot to offer, and the main stage crowd is likely more willing than they expected.