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Keep up to date with all the latest Reading and Leeds 2012 news on our live blog As the four-piece ended their set with ‘We Were Children’, Lloyd ran down the front of the stage slapping fans’ hands before he stood on the front railing and sang into the crowd. “That gig was one of our best,” he said.Įnding with an ear-piercing version of ‘Moving Further Away’, Badwan thrust his mic into the amp stacks to create an overwhelming screech of feedback.Įarlier in the day, Tribes debuted new track ‘Dancehall’ in the same tent, which frontman Johnny Lloyd confirmed will feature on their second album – which is due out next January. “Thanks to everyone who came to see us last year over on that small stage,” Badwan said pointing towards the Festival Republic stage, before a version of ‘I Can See Through You’.
The Horrors rounded off a summer of festival appearances on the NME/Radio 1 stage, watched by Cats Eyes’ Rachel Zeffira, who recorded an album with frontman Faris Badwan under the guise of Cat’s Eyes.
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