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Rare images capture the life of the Man In Black

I remember seeing dEUS at their UK 'comeback' show at London's ICA around the time of the excellent 'Pocket Revolution' album, the band's four year hiatus having not dented the furious, urgent, wonderfully fuzzy live experience that Belgium's biggest musical export can create. Tom Barman and Klaas Janzoons' group are certainly one of the more exciting 'underground' bands to be playing on Latitude's main stage this year.

The boys stick to the team behind Because Of The Times

Ten live dates added to summer appearances

Beatles' classics may be made into video games

Feat release new collaborative album and European tour

New DVD mixes jazz, blues and country classics

Guy Garvey & Co play twelve live dates across the UK

Not to be confused with the late ‘60s German Krautrock group of the same name, Anglophile New Yorkers Interpol will close Latitude Festival 2008 with a barrage of their Television and Joy Division indebted, guitar-driven storytelling songs.

Plus read Uncut's verdict on the Roundhouse shows