2005

Crowds and projections on the Sancho Panza Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Sancho Panza Stage
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DJ TooGood plays against a backdrop of projections on the Sancho Panza Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
TooGood
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Loose Cannons on the Breaksday stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Loose Cannons
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Loose Cannons on the Breaksday stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Loose Cannons
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Easy Star Allstars on the Main Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Easy Star Allstars
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Easy Star Allstars on the Main Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Easy Star Allstars
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Asazi and friends on the Golden Syrup Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Asazi and friends
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Asazi and friends on the Golden Syrup Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Asazi and friends
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Asazi and friends on the Golden Syrup Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Asazi and friends
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Boys From The Wood on the Golden Syrup Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Boys From The Wood
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Cabert performer in the Pussy Parlour at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
In the Pussy Parlour
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Five women have drinks in an acrobatic cabert performance in the Pussy Parlour at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, Great Britain. © 2005 Photographicon
Drinks in the Pussy Parlour
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The Glade Electronic Music Festival started life as the alternative dance music stage at Glastonbury Festival sometime around year 2000 (indeed the name refers to the lightly wooded area opened up especially for the purpose). In 2004 the organisers span out their own experimental off-shoot event. In 2005, The Glade came into its own as an inspiringly creative festival showcasing the very best talent in the contemporary underground electronic dance scenes. I had the privilege of being one of the official event photographers. Huge kudos to Anselm Guise, Nick Ladd, and the rest of the team for pulling this one off! Also big love to fellow photographer Matthew Cameron-Wilton.