Stuart Staples invites Interpol to join them!

As I’m nearing the main stage, a mournful funeral wail of a riff starts up, soon to be joined by stiff drums and icy synth. If Sigur Ros hadn’t started their set with “Svefn-G-Englar” last night, it would surely be the most doomy headline set opener of the festival. Of course, it's Interpol.

Plus Blondie, Foals and Glasvegas play to huge crowds: Check out Uncut's reports from Suffolk

New York doom-mongers delight the fans in Suffolk

Cave players Grinderman and The Breeders cover the Beatles on the main stage too

Security are called as the 70's pop legends play the hits

“Given though this is a family affair, we all know someone who’s a meth head or a speed freak,” thus it is that Kim Deal endears herself to the good ladies and gentlemen of Latitude.

Oxford indie rockers pull in a large crowd on the main stage

The good folk of Latitude are becoming more lucid and lyrical, as guest blogger Terry Staunton has discovered...

Toddling over from The Breeders’ shambolic but utterly brilliant set, I check in on Okkervil River, who seem to be practically filling up the Uncut Arena. This is obviously a band who inspire a lot of love. Unsurprising, of course, looking at their clothes. All the band are dressed to the hilt in tailored suits, white shirts and braces like a transatlantic Pogues. What’s not to love?