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Lesser Known Gems Added to the Line-up


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As lots seem fairly underwhelmed with the announcement thought it would be worth highlighting some of the good music that others may not have discovered yet.

At a quick glance Time & Space Machine should be good - if you like live dancey psychedelia..,

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As lots seem fairly underwhelmed with the announcement thought it would be worth highlighting some of the good music that others may not have discovered yet.

At a quick glance Time & Space Machine should be good - if you like live dancey psychedelia..,

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loads of them. Try out

Pinkunoizu

Suuns

Public Service Broadcasting

Zun Zun Egui

Scott & Charlene's Wedding

The Black Angels

65daysofstatic

Pearson Sound

Joy Orbison

Trembling Bells

Ulrich Schnauss

or just have a listen to this

Glastonbury 2013

...it's collaborative for the purposes of a thread elsewhere. Please don't put anything shit on it

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The wee things that have caught my eye and made me very happy:

Digs & Whoosh on Thurs in Block 9:

They were the DiY sound system and are a _huge_ part of dance music history.

Taiko meantime every day in the Astrolabe:

Japanese drumming is pretty much Kodo's domain but this lot are ok ;)

Pretty much the entirety of the Beats Hotel line up is ace but Beats International DJ set? Ooooohhhhhh.

And DJ Yoda and the Transiberian Marching Band - one of my fave DJ's undoubtedly causing yet more brain breaking in Hell on Friday....

God bless the complete nutters. (Can't get the last vid to embed sorry)

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John Fairhurst, Friday at the Bimble Inn. He's a Mancunian guitarist who plays a hypnotic blend of bluegrass and raga.

Professor Elemental, Saturday at the Sensation Seekers.

When I say Earl Grey you say yes please:

I hope to be able to see him, but it looks like he may be clashing with The Rolling Stones.

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John Fairhurst, Friday at the Bimble Inn. He's a Mancunian guitarist who plays a hypnotic blend of bluegrass and raga.

Professor Elemental, Saturday at the Sensation Seekers.

When I say Earl Grey you say yes please:

I hope to be able to see him, but it looks like he may be clashing with The Rolling Stones.

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i honestly can't remember if they were in the first announcement (or if people would consider them a 'lesser known' act) but Mount Kimbie playing twice on the Friday - early on the Sonic stage and then late on William's Green. amazing minimal / trippy / 'post-dubstep' (Wikipedia's words, not mine) act that put on a fantastic live show

i promised myself i wouldn't take too many drugs too early on at Glastonbury as it has messed me up in previous years but... for this, i think i may have to make the exception

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loads of them. Try out

Pinkunoizu

Suuns

Public Service Broadcasting

Zun Zun Egui

Scott & Charlene's Wedding

The Black Angels

65daysofstatic

Pearson Sound

Joy Orbison

Trembling Bells

Ulrich Schnauss

or just have a listen to this

Glastonbury 2013

...it's collaborative for the purposes of a thread elsewhere. Please don't put anything shit on it

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