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ATL | 16:36 UK time, Saturday, 4 September 2010

Cosby Tent, Saturday 4th September, 3.00pm

Describe in a tweet: Thrash thrash thrash from a band lead by Harry Potter.

What Happened: What's better than a bit of air guitar I hear you ask. Well the answer is obviously nothing... or is it Fang Island?

On the advice of a reasonably inebriated man in a Tony Blair mask ATL headed over to a nearly empty Cosby Tent, not really knowing what to expect from the Rhode Island 5-piece.

And what we got was a wee bit mental. Thrashing, manic guitarist, wizard hoods and dirty dirty funk. By the end of the energetic set there was a crowd of several hundred... not really knowing what was happening in front of them, yet loving every moment.

Good call Tony Blair!

Electric Dreams: The sing-a-long grower 'Daisy' had a few hundred people caught in a... Disney moment together.

Ants at a picnic: The rain. Boo!

EP rating: 7.5/10

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