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A Young man's game: Glastonbury Diary 2009, Friday

Part two of DiS's monolithic attempt to process the UK's biggest fest. Part one can be found here --- Wake up at the blessedly late hour of 11am to the steady clip clop of a mild downpour, which gives up the ghost around noon. Though there were some oth»

In Photos: Glastonbury 2009 - Day 2

In Depth by Gary Wolstenholme

Photos from Friday 26th June 2009 at Glastonbury Festival.»

What to see at Glastonbury: a rough and biased guide

In Depth by Andrzej Lukowski

Here’s a rough, rumour-soused guide offering some vague thoughts on what to do with your Glasto ’09 – please post tips, ideas, rumours and alternate suggestions below.»

DiScuss: So this 'Glastonbury' thing, eh..?

In Depth by Andrzej Lukowski

In celebration of managing to wheedle Glasto review tickets and a photopass for the first time (oh, and also it being one of the biggest musical and cultural events in the British calender), DiS is having a wee Glastonbury week this week, in advance of everybody actually going buggering off next Wednesday. We kick off with a ponder over what the festival is meant to mean to the average indie kid in 2009.»

The Weekly DiScussion: the greatest bands to have never played at ATP

In Depth by DiS Festivals

With ATP firmly on DiS's agenda for the next two weekends, we invite some industry types to suggest their favourite acts yet to play the celebrated festival, and you to DiScuss the potentials»

Keeping your powder dry: Five of the best from Neil Young

In Depth by Gareth Dobson

Neil Young is blazing a fearsome trail at the moment, offering his best work for some time and reportedly turning in some of his most brilliant shows ever. DiS takes a plunge into the great man's back catalogue»

A Month, or two, In Records: November 2007

In Depth by Mike Diver

Time got away from DiS somewhat last month, what with this thing called a 're-launch', so this month we take a look back not only at November's best albums, but also our top ten picks from October. After all, those vouchers from nan aren't gonna spend themselves come Boxing Day»