Heartworms: shouty floaty heavy wall-of-theramin ace-ness
Bubble Tea & Cig: drifted down from a passing cloud to give us some much-needed chillage #RoyleRecommendation
Anna Erhard: just great. Top audience singalong to the botanical gardens one
Getdown Services: I imagine it would be extremely difficult not to have fun watching these guys
Now, where next...
#PsychFest
Blind Yeo: Tight fast Cornish psych played by bouncy orange elves. FAB!
Crocodiles: loud fast SoCal jangle-punk with sunglasses. YES!
The Orchestra (for now): a shambolic tuneless racket, in a good way
Honeyglaze: great voice, great songs, I am running out of adjectives.
And it's still only four o'clock...
Pale Blue Eyes at the o2 Ritz
Rammed in Yes for Bubble Tea and Cigarettes (that's the band name)
#PsychFest weekend! Time for our annual clash conundrum: do we see all the bands we know are great because we've seen them before, or do we dutifully try to see as many new-to-us bands as we can?
Suggestions welcome if anyone has faves on this line up (we benefited from some great tips from @steveroyle and @SteveRuss last year)
Urban music festivals are a really great idea and I feel very lucky to live in a city that hosts this one every year.
Sally Lowell
Will Phoenix
Pierre Huyghebaert
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