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ArcTanGent post-rock festival: Friday in pictures

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By Rob Laing ( Total Guitar ) published 1 September 2014

Russian Circles, This Will Destroy You and Maybeshewill play UK festival

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ArcTanGent post rock festival: Friday in pictures

ArcTanGent post rock festival: Friday in pictures

ArcTanGent festival returned to Fernhill Farm, near Bristol, on the weekend (August 30) with Russian Circles and Mono topping a bill of post rock and mathcore acts from around the world on four different stages.

Nick Reinhart from Californian trio Tera Melos are pictured here playing the Yokai stage on the Friday.

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Tera Melos

Tera Melos

Large pedalboards were a staple sight onstage at ArcTanGent; here's some of Tera Melos guitarist Nick Reinhart's stompbox armory.

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Crippled Black Phoenix

Crippled Black Phoenix

Founder Justin Greaves and guitarist / vocalist Daniel Änghede from British progressive rock collective Crippled Black Phoenix play the Arc stage.

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Crippled Black Phoenix

Crippled Black Phoenix

Crippled Black Phoenix's live sound featured a three-guitar attack.

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This Will Destroy You

This Will Destroy You

Texas post rock four-piece This Will Destroy You playing the ArcTanGent's main Arc stage. Guitarist Jeremy Galindo used his Fender Telecaster Deluxe throughout the set.

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This Will Destroy You

This Will Destroy You

Chris King, guitarist with This Will Destroy You, playing a Rickenbacker 360.

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Maybeshewill

Maybeshewill

Leicester instrumentalists Maybeshewill celebrated the release of fourth album Fair Youth with a storming set on the Yokai stage.

Earlier in the day, their guitarists Robin Southby (pictured here) and John Helps had taken part in a special Total Guitar interview alongside This Will destroy You and Russian Circles' Mike Sullivan. Look out for that in a future issue.

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Maybeshewill

Maybeshewill

John Helps, guitarist with Maybeshewill, either had the band's set written on his arm or a post-gig shopping list for Tesco.

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Maybeshewill

Maybeshewill

Maybeshewill headlined the Yokai stage on the Friday of the festival.

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Russian Circles

Russian Circles

Chicago instrumental trio Russian Circles headlined the main stage on the Friday with a set dominated by their heavier material.

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Russian Circles

Russian Circles

As they were flying in for the show especially, Russian Circles guitarist Mike Sullivan played through hired Orange heads instead of his usual Verellen Loucks and Meatsmoke amps.

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ArcTanGent 2015

ArcTanGent 2015

After a successful 2014, ArcTanGent is set to return next year between August 20-22. For 20% off ticket next year's prices for a limited time visit the ArcTanGent 2015 website.

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Rob is the Reviews Editor for GuitarWorld.com and MusicRadar guitars, so spends most of his waking hours (and beyond) thinking about and trying the latest gear while making sure our reviews team is giving you thorough and honest tests of it. He's worked for guitar mags and sites as a writer and editor for nearly 20 years but still winces at the thought of restringing anything with a Floyd Rose.




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