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Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia

Camp + Furnace, Liverpool | 26 – 27 September

The Liverpool International Festival Of Psychedelia is a dream for any lover of euphoric, tripped-out rock music. This year, the likes of Goat, Zombie Zombie, Lay Llamas, Gnod and White Hills appeared among a line-up of some of the best psychedelic bands from across the globe. Amongst the mirky, noise-bleached chaos we found ourselves awash with scenes of mystery and excitement and, armed with camera, set about documenting a temporary island inhabited by woozy fans and even woozier bands.

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Photography: Antonio Curcetti

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