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  • “Clear from the moment you enter the main gates, that this isn’t your average festival.”

    The Independent
  • “A must for music lovers looking to discover lesser-known acts before their commercial come-up.”

    The Guardian
  • “What festival freedom really feels like”

    Nobody Is Watching
  • “A renowned gem in the Great British Festival Calendar.”

    Broke Magazine
  • “A truly individual festival in a sea of mediocrity. Long may it reign.”

    The Independent
  • “Britain’s best music festival, surely.”

    Morning Star
  • “Still the future of festivals.”

    Bristol 24/7
  • “The best family festival in the world.”

    FestivalKidz
  • “Uncompromising in its vision of what festivals can be.”

    The Festivals UK
  • “Artsy but not fartsy”

    Heat Magazine
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