The latest additions to the May 2009 All Tomorrow’s Parties festival line-up curated by The Breeders were announced today:

FOALS
Ex-Hella member and drumming genius ZACH HILL
The much hyped THE SOFT PACK (formerly The Muslims) and
LA based post-rockers THE HOLLOYS

FANS STRIKE BACK VOTE: THE FIRST TOP TWENTY!
Each week ATP approach the top 2 bands and ask them to play the festival. If they can’t do it, they approach the next two. Keep checking back here for news on how it’s going.

FANS STRIKE BACK WEEK ONE CHART:
1 Sufjan Stevens
2 My Bloody Valentine
3 Beirut
4 Kraftwerk
5 The Knife
6 Eels
7 MF Doom
8 Jesus and Mary Chain
9 The Magnetic Fields
10 Flight of the Conchords
11 The Flaming Lips
12 Dan Deacon
13 Death Cab For Cutie
14 M83
15 MGMT
16 Electric Wizard
17 Jeffrey Lewis
18 Jesu
19 Robert Wyatt
20 Wolf Parade

If all those bands in the Top 20 played any festival, it’d be the best ever… apart from perhaps MGMT who are rubbish.

Anyways - more news when we get it folks!

Oh, and tickets are on sale now… try www.wegottickets.com as they don’t charge stupid amounts for booking fees.

Yup - you read it right! News literally just in - The Jesus Lizard have agreed to reform and play at next years ATP vs The Fans Festival. The orginal lineup of David Yow, Duane Denison, David Wm. Sims and Mac McNeilly will be playing a series of shows throughout 2009, but the ATP hosted event will be the first live appearence from the Lizard since they disbanded in 1999.

In conjunction with the reformation, Touch and Go Records will reissue four full-length releases from the Jesus Lizard in May 2009. Remastered recordings of Head, Goat, Liar, and Down will be available on both LP and CD, all with expanded packaging and liner notes. Bob Weston is heading up the remastering process with Steve Albini, the original session engineer, sitting in.

In other ATP news; The Cave Singers have also confirmed for the vs The Fans event which (if you didn’t already know) takes place at Butlins Minehead on between 8th and 10th of May. For The Breeders curated weekend (15-17th May) - Shellac have been announced as the house band(!) and Gang Of Four are also set to make an appearence.

If you can’t wait until next year (and who can blame you) - ATP have a whole bevvy of London based events lined up before Chrimble. Those being:

December
2nd: DEERHOOF + UNDERGROUND RAILROAD - ULU
2nd: BEACH HOUSE + JANA HUNTER - Cargo
4th: MEAT PUPPETS perform MEAT PUPPETS II + ZU + MONOTONIX - ULU
4th: ISIS + TORCHE - Scala
8th: FANTOMAS perform THE DIRECTOR’S CUT + THE LOCUST - Astoria
9th: MELVINS + BIG BUSINESS + MELVINS 1983 - Scala
16th: TINDERSTICKS - Union Chapel
18th: THE BLACK ANGELS - ULU

Behold! All the stage times for this years Nightmare Before Christmas festival, taking place at Butlins Minehead between December 5th-7th. Interestingly (yet, totally unsuprisingly) ATP have decided to not to use the Pavilion stage. Apparently, many of the acts booked for the weekend would be too loud for that stage… Whatever the reason, it’s a good move all round. I wonder if they’ll continue the trend for next year…? 

Friday 5th December

Stage 1 - Centre Stage
4.45pm-5.30pm - MELVINS 1983
6.00pm-6.45pm - BIG BUSINESS
7.15pm-8.15pm - THE DIRTBOMBS
8.45pm-9.45pm - THE LOCUST
10.15pm-11.15pm - ISIS
11.45pm-12.45am - MEAT PUPPETS
1.15am-2.45am - OS MUTANTES

Stage 2 - Reds
4.30pm-5.15pm - KILL ME TOMORROW
6.00pm-6.45pm - TWEAK BIRD
7.00pm-7.45pm - MADLOVE
8.30pm-9.30pm - TORCHE
10.00pm-11.00pm - ZU
11.30pm-12.30am - WHITE NOISE
1.00am-2.00am - PORN

Saturday 6th December

Stage 1 - Centre Stage
3.15pm-4.00pm - JUNIOR BROWN
4.30pm-5.30pm - MASTODON
6.15pm-7.15pm - MELVINS
- ROOM CLEARED -
8.15pm-9.15pm - BUTTHOLE SURFERS
10.00pm-11.00pm - FANTOMAS
11.30pm-12.15am - NEIL HAMBURGER
12.30am-1.15am - RAHZEL
1.45am-2.45am - SQUAREPUSHER

Stage 2 - Reds
3.00pm-3.45pm - VOCAL SAMPLING
4.15pm-5.15pm - MUGISON
6.00pm-6.45pm - FENNESZ
7.30pm-8.30pm - J.G. THIRLWELL’s MANOREXIA
9.00pm-9.30pm - TEENAGE JESUS & THE JERKS
10.00pm-11.00pm - TARAF DE HAIDOUKS
11.30pm-12.30am - MARTINA TOPLEY BIRD
1.00am-1.30am - TEENAGE JESUS & THE JERKS
2.00am-3.00am - SOULSAVERS FEAT. MARK LANEGAN

Stage 3 - Crazy Horse
5.30pm-6.15pm - KONTAKTE
11.00pm-12.00am - LABEQUE SISTERS

Sunday 7th December

Stage 1 - Centre Stage
1.45pm-2.30pm - JAMES BLOOD ULMER
3.00pm-3.45pm - LEILA
- ROOM CLEARED -
4.30pm-5.30pm - BUTTHOLE SURFERS
6.15pm-7.15pm - FANTOMAS
- ROOM CLEARED -
8.15pm-9.15pm - MASTODON
10.00pm-11.00pm - MELVINS
11.30pm-12.30am - THE DAMNED
12.45am-1.30am - KOOL KEITH + KUTMASTA KURT
2.00am-3.30am - SQUAREPUSHER

Stage 2 - Reds
1.30pm-2.15pm - BOHREN & DER CLUB OF GORE
2.45pm-3.30pm - JOE LALLY
4.15pm-5.15pm - FARMERS MARKET
6.00pm-6.45pm - MONOTONIX
8.00pm-9.00pm - DALEK
9.45pm-10.45pm - BLACK HEART PROCESSION
11.15pm-12.00am - GHOSTIGITAL
12.30am-1.15am - BOSS HOG
1.45am-2.30am - DOUBLE NEGATIVE

Stage 3 - Crazy Horse
2.00pm-3.00pm - BERNARD PARMEGIANI

ATP has announced its return to Kutsher’s Country Club in Monticello, New York for the 2nd annual ATP New York festival. The event will be held Sept 11-13, 2009 (moved from labor day weekend as previously announced).

Existing tickets will work for the new dates. All ticketholders have been contacted with news on the date change. If you are holding a ticket and the new dates do not work for we are happy to offer a full refund.

Friday: Don’t Look Back/Comedy

Dirty Three Performing Ocean Songs
Suicide Performing First LP

David Cross – Hosting Comedy Stage

Saturday: curated by ATP

Animal Collective
Anti-Pop Consortium
Atlas Sound
Panda Bear

Sunday: Curator TBA in the coming weeks

Tickets are $235 + $12 booking fee

Accommodations are available at Kutsher’s and at the nearby Raleigh Resort (on sale from later today!).

Tickets and full information available from this www.atpfestival.com

Lightning Bolt

Jeepers. As gigs are coming up thick and fast this time of season and after talking a good talk about having a super-cool themed costume all at the ready, I wasn’t even prepared for ‘Release The Bats’. My memory has been mush since I got taken down by the killer-man-flu fever doing the rounds though it has to be said. Better act fast. I make a phone call to my friend James the evening before, pleading with him if I can borrow his gruesome Saw-esque Pig-mask to which he duly obliges. Result. Just need to pick it up now… Cutting it a little fine though… Continue Reading

Aaaaaah my favourite day of the year. Halloween? Nope. Far, far more special than that. Yes, today is the day ATP announce the curators of their annual weekend festivals which will both take place at Butlins in Minehead. Looks like Camber Sands has finally being given the cheerio.

So who is curating? I bet you’ve all been guessing - my money was on Broken Social Scene (how good would that be??). It gives me great pleasure to announce that the lineups for ATP 2009 will be chosen by…….

[WEEKEND 1] ATP vs THE FANS STRIKE BACK!!!!! 

[WEEKEND 2] THE BREEDERS

Heeeeeeeell yes!

Ok, so this is what we know so far.

Weekend 1 will take place between 8th-10th May. Weekend 2 will be on 15th-17th May.

Acts already confirmed for The Breeders weekend are…. Bon Iver, The Breeders, Throwing Muses, Teenage Fanclub and Holy Fuck. (oh my god, I think I just wet myself).

Acts confirmed for ATP vs THE FANS are… (chosen by ATP) Devo, Sleep, Spiritualized and Grails. Now get this… there are some new rules that have been put in place this year.. ATP have decided to make things more interesting, NO BANDS that have ever played an ATP festival before will be allowed to be voted for. Wowzers. That is going to be one HELL of a great lineup. 

Can I go to both please?

More news as we get it.. But for now, read all the info you need on purchasing tickets etc from the ATP website. I’m off now to dance around the room like a crazy loon.

I <3 ATP.

Shellac’s Todd Trainer. The face of Halloween 2008.

You got your SCARY costumes ready yet then? No? Well you better act fast and get your thinking caps on because there is only a couple of days left until the mega ATP Release The Bats shows at Kentish Town Forum and Birmingham Custard Factory.. Yes, as well as a stellar lineup (Shellac / Les Savy Fav (London Dates Only) / Wooden Shjips / Pissed Jeans / Lightning Bolt + DJ Andy Weatherall) ATP also invite all Release The Bats ticketholders to dress up for Halloween, either as something traditionally spooky or as something to do with one of the bands. Like last year there will be Best Costume and Best Photo competitions, with prices including ATP Chalets, Polaroid PoGo Cameras and ATP goodies.

People wearing costumes should take a picture with either one of the roving photographers that will be at the venues or at the Release The Bats Photo Booth. The three best costumes on each night will win prizes including a PoGo. Images of the costumes will then go onto www.atpfestival.com/releasethebats where people will be able to vote on costumes from all three nights to find the overall chalet winner!

The best photo competition will be judged after the events through photos uploaded to Flickr at www.flickr.com/groups/releasethebats2008 and the best photo over all three nights as picked by a professional photographer will win the chalet!

There are STILL tickets available for both shows and are priced at £22.50 for London (30th October), and £18.50 for Birmingham (31st October).

Doors for all nights open at 6pm. For more information, full stage times and news updates on these shows see www.atpfestival.com.

TLOBF will be at the Kentish Town show…look out for a full review and loads of SPOOOOOKY pictures next week.

Our friends at ATP have given us an exclusive on the latest list of acts announced for this December’s Nightmare Before Christmas festival; Teenage Jesus and The Jerks, Boss Hog, Rahzel, Double Negative and Tweak Bird.

TEENAGE JESUS AND THE JERKS - first European show in 30 years, a ‘Re-Animation’ of the band featuring Lydia Lunch, original bass player Jim Sclavunos (Bad Seeds) on drum and Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) on bass.
BOSS HOG - the return of this garage rock band fronted by Jon Spencer (Blues Explosion) and Cristina Martinez (Pussy Galore). Their first activity under this name for seven years.
RAHZEL - Legendary king of beatboxing, ex-member of The Roots and collaborator with Bjork, Mike Patton.

Tickets are selling fast with some chalet options totally SOLD OUT.
Chalets for 4, 5, 6 or 7 people ON SALE NOW!!

With around 40 bands set to play over the weekend, the line up so far looks like this, with many more acts yet to be announced:

Melvins / Isis / Mastodon / Butthole Surfers / The Damned / Fantômas perform The Director’s Cut / Squarepusher / Soulsavers feat. Mark Lanegan / Teenage Jesus & The Jerks / Boss Hog / Neil Hamburger / Dälek / Big Business / Black Heart Procession / Rahzel / Torche / Kill Me Tomorrow / J.G. Thirlwell’s Manorexia / The Dirtbombs / The Locust / Zu / Bohren & Der Club of Gore / Farmers Market / White Noise / Stockhausen’s KONTAKTE w/ Steinberg & Winant / MadLove / Tweak Bird / Double Negative Continue Reading

As we reported last week, The Drones have a new EP/Retrospective coming out on 22nd September followed by a new studio album Havilah which due to arrive around January 2009. Both discs will feature ‘The Minotaur’; a sludgy brute of a song. Check out the video below.

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On September 2nd, Australia’s The Drones will release the digital version of their limited edition picture disc, The Minotaur + A Brief Retrospective via ATP Recordings. The EP includes a selection of tracks from their Australian Music Prize Award nominated Gala Mill (2006) and AMP Award winning LP Wait Long By The River And The Bodies Of Your Enemies Will Float By (2005). Also featured is ‘The Minotaur’, a song that will find itself on the band’s highly anticipated fourth studio album, Havilah (releasing early 2009).

Recorded in a mud brick house somewhere in the mountains outside of Myrtleford, Victoria, ‘The Minotaur’ is a lusty and brutal blitz, that over three and a half minutes, manages to draw the historical line between ancient Greek mythology and current-day time-wasting.

Download ‘Baby2′ originally released on Wait Long By the River and the Bodies of Your Enemies Will Float By at the bottom of the post.

The Drones will be touring the US throughout August and September including All Tomorrow’s Parties New York with My Bloody Valentine, Shellac and Built to Spill.

August 13 - 3 of Clubs - Los Angeles, CA
August 18 - Spaceland - Los Angeles, CA
August 24 - Tractor Tavern - Seattle, WA
August 28 - Hemlock Tavern - San Francisco, CA
August 31 - Echoplex - Los Angeles, CA (w/ Polvo & Trans Am)
September 13 - Piano’s - New York, NY
September 20 - Kutshers Country Resort - Monticello, NY (All Tomorrow’s Parties)
September 21 - Trocadero - Philadelphia, PA *
September 22 - The National - Richmond, VA *
September 23 - 9:30 Club - Washington, DC *
September 24 - Ram’s Head Live - Annapolis, MD *

* w/ Built To Spill, Meat Puppets

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Ho-ho-motherfucking-ho. It may be baking hot outside, but the folks at ATP have one thing on their minds at the moment - and that’s Christmas. Yes, their annual ATP Nightmare Before Christmas shindig is shaping up very nicely indeed, with the fabulous Squarepusher and Butthole Surfers being the latest additions to the already fabulous bill. The event (curated by Mike Patton and The Melvins), will takes place at Butlins, Minehead between 5th-7th December and currently boasts the likes of The Dirtbombs (!), Isis and Torche.

Tickets include self catering accomodation and can be purchased here. For further info on the festival, how to get there and up to date additions to the lineup, visit the ATP site here.

The full lineup so far consists of:

CURATED BY MELVINS
KILL ME TOMORROW
BUTTHOLE SURFERS
MASTODON
MELVINS
ISIS
NEIL HAMBURGER
DALEK
BIG BUSINESS
THE DIRTBOMBS
THE BLACK HEART PROCESSION
TORCHE
J.G. THIRLWELL’S MANOREXIA

CURATED BY MIKE PATTON
FARMERS MARKET
BOHREN UND DER CLUB OF GORE
FANTOMAS PERFORMING THE DIRECTOR’S CUT
THE LOCUST
ZU
SQUAREPUSHER

Click below for some of our past ATP festival coverage.

Sunday. The final day of perhaps the greatest festival I’ve ever been to, and what a day to round things off. Without doubt the strongest line-up of the weekend (for me anyway). Kicking things off with a beautiful set was Jens Lekman, followed by a more muscular Beach House with added drums and bass on a few numbers. Victoria Legrands vocals really are something special, she’s turning into such a powerhouse. Silver Jews were staggeringly good, and I’d hazzard a guess that the entire audience at the Pavillion stage would agree. De La Soul injected a sense of fun into the day. A great set that featured a ton of audience interaction. You never really know what line-up Broken Social Scene are going to bring over with them. We were treated to Amy Milan and Evan Cranley from Stars. Plus the regular offenders Charles Spearin and Justin Peroff. Sam Goldberg too, who is proving to be a great asset to the live BSS line-up. Battles were, in a word, phenomenal. Even after the ridicuous queuing debarcle before their set, they didn’t fail to dissapoint.

Until next year then…

Remember you can check out the previous days photos - Friday / Saturday and our full review of the event here.

Jens Lekman

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The pain of my headache on the Saturday morning of ATP will haunt me forever. Cider and Guiness don’t mix. Simple as that. I learnt a valuable lesson there. However, a few Ibuprofens, a humongous english breakfast and several cups of tea later I was right as rain and fighting fit ready for the first act of the day; A Hawk and A Hacksaw. Their unique take on Eastern European gypsy folk nearly left me taking my shoes of and doing some sort of weird jig. I restrained myself though you’ll be pleased to know. Other acts taking to the three stages on the Saturday were Ghostface Killah (”greedy bitches” still ringing in my head), The National, Iron & Wine and Adem. Enjoy the photos below, and remember to check back tomorrow for the final part of our ATP features.

[Day 1 pictures] [Full review of the weekend]

A Hawk and A Hacksaw

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As well as Rich Hughes’ fine review of the three day event at Butlins this past weekend, we will also be running some of my favourite pictures over the next few days. The Friday lineup was certainly a great way to blow away those cobwebs, with acts such as Constantines, Phosphorescent and the weekend curators Explosions In The Sky all taking to the three stages. Look out for more photos tomorrow, featuring Ghostface Killah, The National and Iron & Wine.

Constantines

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Jens Lekman. All photographs by Rich Thane.

Another year, another great weekend of ATP action. This was the first year TLOBF have covered it properly, with press passes and everything, so it was a slightly more distancing experience. Staying in a (rather splendid) B&B about 10 mins walk away from the Butlins site itself, our morning stroll along the sea front a breath of fresh air to clear the residual hangover each morning (well, afternoon really…).

Explosions in the Sky had managed to bring a lot of bands from across the globe together for this weekend. There were barely a home-grown act amongst the line-up, the bands flown across from Japan, America and Canada for our listening pleasure. The best sign though was how great the first act on each of the days were. Our Friday pilgrimage was finished by the dirty rock ‘n roll of The Constantines. Lead singer Bry Webb deciding that he needed a hair cut, taking chunks out of his hair between chords. Saturday saw the raucous gypsy-noise of A Hawk and a Hacksaw, blasting away the remnants of the night before, causing people to spontaneously dance at 4pm in the afternoon. It was the turn of the nicest man in Sweden, Jens Lekman, to woo the crowd on Sunday. A perfect slice of sunshine filled pop, his delicate picking out of chords from the air, twisted with his spoken interludes of ‘Postcard to Nina’ sending the crowd into equal measures of applause and laughter. He also had the best looking backing band of the weekend… Continue Reading

Photgraphs by Shannon McClean

Camber Sands Pontins, the site of the ATP vs Pitchfork Festival, is a wonderfully shabby monument to the British seaside holiday, perched out on the edge of the salt flats in the remote hamlet of Camber. Ranks of ‘chalets’, actually more like leisure-orientated council flats than any wooden-beamed taste of European living, flank the complex itself - a windowless Modernist block painted hyperlink blue. Just over a tall dune lies an expanse of sand leading to a wide, sweeping bay. When the sun is shining and there’s a weekend of free time and amazing music ahead, there’s no place quite like it.

Going inside the venue itself is like plunging into a dark cave. Within the minute the eyes take to adjust to the darkness, you’re surrounded by hundreds of steaming people in the smaller of the two rooms in which the performances take place, squinting as things start to come into focus. Continue Reading

The summer is officially here! ATP kickstarted the festival season with their Pitchfork curated event, held at Camber Sands this past weekend (9th-11th May). And what a weekend it was, the weather was incredible and the bands of course were fantastic. The three day event saw the likes of TLOBF faves Bon Iver, Jens Lekman, Fuck Buttons, Sebadoh, Deerhunter and Les Savy Fav take to the stage.

Lets hope the weather stays with us for this weekends ATP vs Explosions In The Sky weekend. Until then, enjoy the photos. Many thanks to Shannon McClean and Fiona for their rather excellent snaps. Also, special thanks goes out to The Wire Wool.

Click for our full review of the weekend.

No sleep till Minehead!!!

Deerhunter

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It may well be two weeks away but we’re getting excited here at TLOBF. We’re off to this fine ATP event and those lovely people have already announced the stage times! For the first time in two years, no ridiculous clashes! Woo hoo!

FRIDAY

PAVILION STAGE
EXPLOSIONS IN THE SKY - 8.45PM - 10PM
SUNSET RUBDOWN - 7.00PM ­ 8.15PM
PAPIER TIGRE - 5.45PM ­ 6.45PM

CENTRE STAGE
FOUR TET - 1.30AM ­ 2.30AM
THE PAPER CHASE - 12AM - 1AM
OLA PODRIDA - 10.30PM - 11.30PM
DINOSAUR JR - 7.15PM ­ 8.30PM
MONO - 6.00PM ­ 6.45PM
CONSTANTINES - 4.45PM ­ 5.30PM

REDS
PALE GALLERY - 12.30AM ­ 1.15AM
PHOSPHORESCENT - 11.15PM - 12PM
THE OCTOPUS PROJECT - 10PM - 10.45PM

SATURDAY

PAVILION
THE NATIONAL - 8.30PM - 10PM
IRON AND WINE - 6.45PM ­ 8.00PM
OKKERVIL RIVER - 5.15PM ­ 6.15PM
A HAWK AND A HACKSAW - 3.45PM ­ 4.45PM
JENS LEKMAN - 2.30PM ­ 3.15PM

CENTRE STAGE
BATTLES ­ 1.45AM - 3AM
STARS OF THE LID - 12.00AM - 1AM
ADEM - 10.30PM ­ 11.30PM
DINOSAUR JR - 8.30PM - 10.00PM
TRAIL OF THE DEAD - 6.45PM ­ 8.00PM
GHOSTFACE KILLAH - 5.15PM - 6.15PM
SAUL WILLIAMS ­ 4.00PM - 4.45PM
WORLDS END GIRLFRIEND - 2.45PM ­ 3.30PM

REDS
LAZARUS - 12.30AM - 1.30AM
WESTERN KEYS - 11.15PM - 12.00AM
ELUVIUM - 10.00PM ­ 10.45PM

SUNDAY

PAVILION
BROKEN SOCIAL SCENE - 8.30PM - 10PM
DE LA SOUL - 7.00PM ­ 8.00PM
SILVER JEWS - 5.30PM ­ 6.30PM
BEACH HOUSE - 4.00PM ­ 5.00PM
BAND TBA - 2.30PM ­ 3.30PM

CENTRE STAGE
THE FIELD 1.30AM - 2.30AM
BATTLES – 11.45PM – 1AM
LICHENS - 10.30PM ­ 11.15PM
RAEKWON featuring GHOSTFACE KILLAH - 8.30PM - 10.00PM
ANIMAL COLLECTIVE - 7.00PM - 8.00PM
ATLAS SOUND ­ 5.30PM - 6.30PM
POLVO - 4.00PM - 5.00PM

REDS
BAND TBA - 12.30AM - 1.30AM
TONY TEARDROP - 11.15PM - 12.00AM
THE DRIFT - 10.00PM ­ 10.45PM

Are your favourite bands going to clash? Probably. It’s sods law after all. Plan your weekend here, so you can work out when to go back to the chalet for light refreshments. Our very own John Brainlove will be at the 16-18th May event, so keep your eyes peeled for a full report on TLOBF.

FRIDAY MAIN STAGE (doors 4pm)
WEEN - 9PM - 12AM
SEBADOH - 7.30PM – 8.30PM
VAMPIRE WEEKEND - 6PM - 7PM
THE CLIENTELE - 4.30PM - 5.30PM

FRIDAY 2ND STAGE (doors 3.45pm)
HOT CHIP DJS - 1.30am - 5am
GLASS CANDY + DJS - 12.30 – 1.30AM

REDD KROSS - 10.45pm - 12am
FUCK BUTTONS - 9.15pm - 10.15pm
SHIT AND SHINE - 8.00pm - 8.45pm
CAR SICK CARS - 6.45pm - 7.30pm
MAN MAN - 5.30PM – 6.15PM
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Just when you thought it couldn’t get any better than Jens Lekman, The National and Ghostface Killah; two more acts have been added to the Explosions In The Sky curated festival held at Butlins in Minehead between May 16-18th.

via the ATP website:

Are you excited? Well you should be because we have news just in that the legendary De La Soul have just signed for May alongside Battles who return to slay you all with two late night sets in Centre stage like Aphex Twin did in December.

More good stuff is coming over the coming weeks and this line up is starting to be a hot ticket as the 2 and 5 berths are selling faster than you can say Glastonbury is for Sex Tourists! So I would advise you book soon before all the tickets go.

A quick run down of the current line-up then..
Explosions In The Sky
Broken Social Scene
Iron And Wine
Dinosaur Jr
Adem
….And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of The Dead
Polvo
Animal Collective
A Hawk And A Hacksaw
Eluvium
Ola Podrida
Lazarus
The Paper Chase
Four Tet
Western Keys
Silver Jews
Jens Lekman
Mono
Tony Teardrop
The Drift
The National
Liars
Sunset Rubdown
Lichens
Stars Of The Lid
Battles
De La Soul
Ghostface Killah

For further information and tickets, click here.

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