Main Stage

Tetchi: Are an electronic band based in Hebden Bridge who have been offering quality live psychedelic grooves since the Summer of 2003. They pride themselves on their live credentials, being more than 4 geeks behind some laptops, with live bass and drums, keyboards, squidges and laptop madness, and a sweet new vocalist. They have the ability to move seamlessly between lazy Sunday afternoon chill out and full on Friday night mash up, and through collaborations with VJ artists Magic Lantern, and Celluloid Disco especially, have had club goers and festival revelers dancing and smiling their nights away at a number of the best summer events and psychedelic club nights around. If you're not familiar with the [tetchi] sound then in your in for a treat.
http://www.myspace.com/tetchi

Invisible System : Founder Dan Harper from nr Bath/Box/From moved up north, to Brighton, to Brixton, to Mali, to Ethiopia (as an aid worker), and back to Somerset clocking up many members and sounds and a growing and moving studio base. Mixing dance, psy, trance, rock, funk, world, dub, dnb etc with African vocalists and traditional instruments. Remixes done for Zion Train, Jesus Jones, Baka Beyond etc; writing for Suns of Arqa, and collaborations with some of the bands below e.g. Ozrics, Static, Zion Train, Temple of Sound etc and even good old captain sensible and Simon Hinkler from The Mission


Dream Machine: In October 2005 Dream Machine released their debut album 'Trilogia' to a tremendous response, selling out within months. This was followed in Feb 2006 by their 'Live at Bush Hall DVD'. Summer 2006, 2007 and 2008 saw Dream Machine deliver many magical main stage performances at Sunrise, Eastern Haze, Waveform, Pullens and Wickerman festivals. ***
http://www.myspace.com/dreammachinespacerock



Saturday 26th September 12noon to 11.45pm


L-Mo: Is a mass of cells whose origins can be traced back through history, the naturally occurring energy that an L-Mo produces keeps it constantly moving forward rather than looking back. It is a rare species found in obscure locations around the world. Native to Australia, America and England. Recent sightings have been concentrated in the North of England in the center of Leeds.
http://www.myspace.com/lukemoseley>http://www.myspace.com/lukemoseley

Birdman Rallies: 'Creative Dance' kicks in with a bass line that The Flaming Lips must be kicking themselves for missing off the last album (it's that good) before another beautifully worked verse and chorus come in, which are both familiar and refreshing…with post-punk invention meeting modern indie edge…Remarkably accomplished, both in writing and arrangements 9/10 – leeds music scene

 http://www.myspace.com/thebirdmanrallies

The Bad Apples are a female fronted, Grimsby based band that perform an original hybrid of wild rockabilly, surf, country and punk. They call it, 'COWPUNK TRASH'A'BILLY'. They formed in the summer of 2006 and went on to perform at that years musically diverse ‘Eco–Festival’ and ‘Small World Festival’. They perform live regularly and have recently headlined at the 2007 Eco-Festival, where they played an amazing set, which has gained them even more critical acclaim.
http://www.myspace.com/thebadapplescowpunkabilly


China Shop Bull: Are from Leeds, West Yorkshire have been shmoozing the UK Scene since 2004, by combining infectious riffs, dubby brass with dance beats and some hyper stage activity, CHINA SHOP BULL have created a unique blend of Ska/Rave/Rap/Rock n Roll.
http://www.myspace.com/chinashopbulluk

Akahum : Weaving together trancey dub vibes with a cool, ethnic flavour, Akahum generate thundering dance rhythms and complex soundscapes. They complete the show with breathtaking original video projections. David, Zenga and Lyndon have been playing together for over seven years.
http://www.myspace.com/akahum

Subsource : Are a frenetic concoction of electro, breakbeat and drum’n’bass executed with fearsome punk rock energy and for a band in the embryonic stages of an assault on Britain’s musical consciousness they already have an impressive CV.
http://www.myspace.com/subsource

System 7: Is the dance floor project of Steve Hillage and Miquette Giraudy. Their style hovers between trance, techno and progressive house - with a unique spacey character that is deeply psychedelic without being typical
http://www.a-wave.com/system7/

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