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ATL | 13:03 UK time, Monday, 23 January 2012

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Anybody wishing to play this year's up the Sperrin Mountains will need to apply to play before Tuesday the 31st at midnight. The "Small But Massive" festival began in 2000 and the likes of Ash, Duke Special, And So I Watch You From Afar, Cashier no. 9 and Fighting With Wire have all headlined the event.

This year the festival organisers are seeking submissions electronically by emailingÌýthem links to your music (your website, social networking site, third party site) and a bit of information about you/your act.

Those who wish to apply should use 'Glasgowbury 2012' as the email subject and send toÌýsubmissions@glasgowbury.com.

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