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Soundclash line-up announced for 1st October
The festival will be included in this year’s freshers’ master pass.
Preview: Isle Of Wight Festival 2016
Queen, Stereophonics, Faithless and The Who will headline Isle of Wight Festival 2016 at Seaclose Park in Newport (09/06/16 – 12/06/16).
Preview: South West Four Festival 2016
Clapham’s biggest EDM festival is back for its 15th year running, and it’s bringing none other than Rudimental, Knife Party and The Chemical Brothers along with it. (27/08/16-28/08/16).
Review: Eric Prydz – Opus
A decade in the making, the Swedish progressive house idol’s debut proves melodies remain triumphant.
Review: FKA twigs – ‘Figure 8’
Deputy Editor Lewis reviews the brand new track by FKA twigs.
Electric Daisy Carnival stage splits announced
The schedule for the Electric Daisy Carnival in Milton Keynes has been announced. Some tickets are still available.
Glastonbury 2015: Acts we’re excited for
Henna and James let you know the acts they’re looking forward to at this year’s Glastonbury. Will you agree?
FKA twigs releases new self-directed video – watch
The video features the Grammy-nominated artist dangling from her hair, covered in thick silver body paint
Review: Knife Party – Abandon Ship
Three years after prioritising Knife Party over Pendulum, electronic dance duo Rob Swire and Gareth McGrillen have released their first album, Abandon Ship, after a succession of EPs.
FKA Twigs announces UK tour
FKA Twigs will begin her six-date UK October tour in Brighton.
Review: FKA Twigs – LP1
FKA Twigs’ stunning debut record sets new heights for her unique style of barely-there R’n’B
Records round-up: 09/08/14 – 15/08/14
This week’s round-up includes Southampton’s very own Foxes with her new single, as well as FKA twigs’ debut.
Review: Camden Crawl 2014 (20 – 21/06/14)
Despite a plethora of desperate half-price ticket deals, Lewis Cato found the event eerily empty, but noble in it’s failure.