Our top 7 Bank Holiday events not to miss

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Our top 7 Bank Holiday events not to miss

Right across Merseyside, there’s really good stuff happening this weekend. Which is a good job, to be honest: post-Olympics, and with barely any sun for ages, the summer’s looking like a distant memory already. Sob. As ever, there’s far too many events for us to mention individually - so here’s a rundown of some of [...]

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How Deep Is Your Love: Deep Hedonia

We catch up with the Deep Hedonia boys ahead of an autumn filled with sonic wonder, and excursions into the hinterland of electronica…

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Radar: PÄRK Swedish Weekend at Camp and Furnace

Three days of the finest Nordic-tinged tunes, food, drinks and attitude. At last, a bank holiday weekend the weather really can’t spoil. Swedish summer loving heads to Camp and Furnace.

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Radar: Holy Other at Camp and Furnace, Liverpool

Though there might be a massive clump of faceless electronic music producers clogging up dance music blogs across the world at the moment, it’s artists like Holy Other who particularly stand out. It’s not only visually where the Manchester musician is impressive - with a stark, minimal image and a cloaked, veiled performance style - [...]

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Radar: Waxxx Residents Party

A blistering take-over of Camp and Furnace is on the cards this weekend, courtesy of the Waxxx all stars and Liverpool’s finest .

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Voodoohop: We Came To Party

A party 6,000 miles in the making - São Paulo’s Neo-Tropicalist creatives are set to descend on Camp and Furnace. You’ll want to take the next day off.

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Friendly Fires: Camp and Furnace heats up

Hard to believe that the artists and digital bods down at the Baltic didn’t have a muster station where they could enjoy a lovely cup of coffee. They do now. And we have a thrilling new venue to be proud of…

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Radar: Mark Greenwood’s LAD BROKE

Many of you will have lost ridiculous fistfuls of money after ‘having a flutter’ on a horse last week. It’s an annual treat for most people, in the vague hope they might get a few quid back, but for some it’s a daily, consuming spiral of hope and disappointment. Artist Mark Greenwood takes to Camp [...]

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Threshold festival 2012: In pictures

We’re absolutely exhausted. We spent the weekend at Threshold 2012 - the city’s largest, best, and most ridiculously full grassroots music and arts festival. The three-day event saw us hopping from venue to venue catching some memorable stuff, and the Baltic Triangle looked satisfyingly busy after a turbulent few months. Previously held at the CUC, [...]

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