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Posted on 5th September 2009

Haldern 2009 Day 1

What is it with girl students? Don’t they know it’s possible to be cute, charming and ever so slightly kooky without buying a clapped out 2CV and painting ladybirds all over it?

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Posted on 5th September 2009

Haldern 2009 Day 2

They also had mouse traps with the word ‘Hello’ written on them, something called a “Commode Funny One” and a special offer on a wetsuit when you buy a pair of flippers. Having learnt our lesson in years past, we bought some sparkling water and then left rather sharpish.

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Posted on 5th September 2009

Haldern 2009 Day 3

Now, we’ve gone on about the pre-planning of our campers before, but I tell you, you know you need to work harder when you see four men carrying what looked like a viking long boat and oars up the road.

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

Incendiary have a quick chinwag with Frank Sidebottom

I had a mate from Accrington who wouldn’t go on holiday without a couple of boxes of Kellogs cornflakes. Do you have any similar tips for those bent on foreign travel?

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

Incendiary interview Plant Duw

When the Super Furries were huge, you had the absurd situation of bands from South Wales singing in the (very different) North Walian accent to sound more like Gruff Rhys.

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

Barbara Morgenstern – BM

…these tracks really reminded me of the smooth, deceptively calm emotional pressure the Blue Nile used to exert in records like A Walk Across the Rooftops.

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

Cornershop – Judy Sucked a Lemon for Breakfast

Opener Who Fingered Rock and Roll has a heady early seventies stomp to it, a nod to Mott the Hoople here or even Elton at his most star-struck there.

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

David Cronenberg’s Wife – Hypnagogues

Hypnagogues starts with Sweden, a monotonous Ted Chippendale-as-boffin monologue over a sort of speeded up, droney Church of Anthrax backing.

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

Cabinet of Natural Curiosities – Searchlight Needles

Although the tracks are, in the main, built round acoustic guitar, there is enough going on sonically to make a case for this LP being much more of a psychedelic than a folk album.

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Posted on 2nd September 2009

Sunset Rubdown – Dragon Slayer

So there you go; it’s a sleek, powerful record, at times playing with big, rawk, sub U2 gestures albeit with a discernable panache.

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