Posts Tagged ‘festival’

Comic books: not reserved to spotty nerds

Walking into the ICA on Sunday the 8th of November and you would not have recognised the usual contemporary art venue. The corridor joining the reception to the cafe area …

ATP Film – A Review

10 Years of All Tomorrow's Parties on Film

All Tomorrow Parties, a music festival that largely happens at out of season holiday camps, celebrates it’s tenth year in 2009 and part of that anniversary celebration sees the release …

The Green Man Festival

So what's so green about the Green Man then?

The Green Man Festival takes place in the Brecon Beacons, in what is allegedly the “best event site in country,” and I’ve no reason to doubt that. Last weekend, …

Festival Review: Latitude

Suffolk, 17th - 19th July

I imagine it was how Glastonbury started out at the beginning. Families, bare feet, small scale, culture beyond music. Life affirming performances, shady woodland and well managed recycling schemes. New …

Festival Review: Secret Garden Party

Cambridgeshire , 24th-26th July 2009

 What is the magic formula that the Secret Garden Party have got their bejeweled mitts on? Having just spent a weekend with them – and 6,000 happy, friendly campers – …

Music Listings: 27th July- 1st August

Gigs of the Week, Monday, Tuesday, Music Days!

Monday 27th July
Coco Electrik- Pure Groove, London
On it as we generally are, we included Coco Electrik in our magazine a while back. Fun poppy danceable electro with a surreal …

Lounge on The Farm: Festival Review

Summer 2009, Kent

Having emerged from the Farm, picking straw out of my hair and ears still ringing, my first thought was – well, to have a bath – and then, to tell …

Antony and the Johnsons: Live Review

Manchester International Festival, 2-19 July 2009

The Manchester International Festival is upon us once again and as we’ve come to expect is full of truly innovative shows and performances from the most intriguing acts of the …

Music Listings: 13th- 19th July

Gigs of the Week, Monday, Tuesday, Music Days!

Mon 13th July
múm, The Tabernacle, London
With the global success of artists like Bjork, The Sugarcubes and Sigur Ros and it’s a pretty well established fact that Iceland is a …