A house

To the UNCUT Arena, then, and the Vaselines and St Etienne. Two bands who, although wildly different in sound and execution both, astonishingly, emerged from the same kind of cultural environment.

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I remarked yesterday of the rather neat symmetry that took me to Fever Ray and Bat For Lashes. Well, something similar has happened again this evening. This time, it’s White Lies and Doves, who followed each other at the Obelisk Arena and who both, in admittedly different ways, are exponents on a similar style of music.

Family friendly show from the “Grace Kelly” star is a hit

Just back from the Uncut Stage, which has hosted some pretty remarkable performances so far today.

It’s perhaps a strange moment of symmetry, but earlier I was fortunate enough to catch some of Fever Ray’s set, also in the UNCUT Arena. Clearly, there’s some parity between Karin Dreijer Andersson and Natasha Khan. Both own a significant debut to Kate Bush, and both are convincing exponents of their own, fantastic interior world.

Wise heads are out in force at Latitude, as always, and we've been eavesdropping on their conversations...

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The Beach Boy to play 'greatest hits' in the Roundhouse

New European tour hits the UK and Ireland this November