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Chris Taylor (guitarist) of The Bays silhouetted against red and yellow lights while performing on the Main Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2005 Photographicon
The Bays
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Andy Gangadeen (and his circular drum kit) plus Chris Taylor (guitarist) of The Bays performing on the Main Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2005 Photographicon
The Bays
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An external front view of lasers, lights, and decor in the Liquid Stage tent during a night time peformance at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2005 Photographicon
Liquid Stage
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DJ Vek on the Liquid Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2005 Photographicon
DJ Vek
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Asazi and friends on the Golden Syrup Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2005 Photographicon
Asazi and friends
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Boys From The Wood on the Golden Syrup Stage at Glade Festival 2005. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2005 Photographicon
Boys From The Wood
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An organic looking sculpture of metal tubes that periodically emits smoke at Glade Festival 2007. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2007 Photographicon
Metallic smoke plant
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An organic looking sculpture of metal tubes that periodically emits smoke at Glade Festival 2007. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2007 Photographicon
Metallic smoke plant
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The cheering and waving Glade Stage audience are silhouetted by the Sun and stage smoke at Glade Festival 2007. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2007 Photographicon
Sun smoked cheers
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The cheering and waving Glade Stage audience are silhouetted by the Sun and stage smoke at Glade Festival 2007. Aldermaston, United Kingdom. © 2007 Photographicon
Sun smoked cheers
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Fire and smoke leap from the Mutoid Waste's Arcadia Installation while Merv Pepler of Eat Static DJs in Trash City at Glastonbury Festival 2008. Pilton, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Arcadia Installation
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Fire and smoke leap from the Mutoid Waste's Arcadia Installation while Merv Pepler of Eat Static DJs in Trash City at Glastonbury Festival 2008. Pilton, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Arcadia Installation
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Fire and smoke leap from the Mutoid Waste's Arcadia Installation while Merv Pepler of Eat Static DJs in Trash City at Glastonbury Festival 2008. Pilton, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Arcadia Installation
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The crowd dnace amongst the fire and smoke from the Mutoid Waste's Arcadia Installation while Merv Pepler of Eat Static DJs in Trash City at Glastonbury Festival 2008. Pilton, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Arcadia Installation
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Fire and smoke leap from the Mutoid Waste's Arcadia Installation while Merv Pepler of Eat Static DJs in Trash City at Glastonbury Festival 2008. Pilton, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Arcadia Installation
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Fire and smoke leap from metal trees that form the Mutoid Waste's Arcadia Installation in Trash City at Glastonbury Festival 2008. Pilton, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Flaming trees
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Michele Adamson and Raja Ram enter the stage wearing Shpongle masks at Shpongle Live in Concert. London, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Shpongle
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performs a dance at Shpongle Live in Concert. London, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Shpongle
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Raja Ram performs on flute with Shpongle at Shpongle Live in Concert. London, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Shpongle
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Harry Escott performs on a cello with Shpongle at Shpongle Live in Concert. London, United Kingdom. © 2008 Photographicon
Shpongle
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