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By Yoghurt on a Stick · Posted
I'm reading it over and over again, but am not getting anywhere. No need to inform me if it shouldn't be mentioned explicitly (whatever it is). Oh and no need to answer if you simply can't be arsed. I'm quite used to having to let things go over my head. -
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unintentionally I saw Aurora 4 time in quick succession, at various festivals and a gig at Bristol. The first time I was really impressed by her heartfelt appreciation of the audience. As the weeks went on I grew tired of her using exactly the same lines of appreciation, at exactly the same points during the setlist. At first you find it quite sweet, but as it goes on it starts to feel like the "oh my, i'm so humbled" spiel is a bit too affected and a bit too deliberate.
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Hmm not sure I'd agree about Friday, but it's still objectively speaking a very weak set of Other headliners in respect to recent years isn't it? Admittedly we've generally been spoilt with acts who are big enough to headline most festivals 2023: Wizkid - Lana Del Rey - Queens of the Stone Age 2022: Foals - Megan Thee Stallion - Pet Shop Boys 2019: Tame Impala - The Chemical Brothers - Christine and the Queens
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He's got a label called Canoe that's well worth checking out on Bandcamp. Has also had a couple of releases on Correspondant which is owned by Jennifer Cardini. She often plays Glasto so would be another one to keep an eye out for. Don't know if either of these will be there but Kendal and Clint are of a similar vein. This is probably my favourite track he's released, although 'Happy highs' is also great:
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