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Huw Stephens Huw Stephens | 11:40 UK time, Thursday, 14 May 2009

It's the name of one of those films that's always on at Christmas, it's the name of a Blur album that didn't get very good reviews back in the day, and it's the name of a wicked festival in Brighton that's on from today untill Saturday. Happening in venues across the city, with hundreds of bands playing, the list of who's on is massive, it reads like a who's who of new band round at the moment, and it's gonna be ace.
One things for sure, The XX written about here on the Newsbeat Music pages, will be a hit. They're mesmerising live. Might have to see them again between stopping n fish and chips shops!

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  • 1. At 5:39pm on 29 May 2009, THEKIARAELLES wrote:

    Brighton has always had its finger on the pulse and The Great Escape proves it year upon year.

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  • 2. At 01:12am on 10 Jun 2009, ifyouwere wrote:

    i cant work this site properly, please if any1 does read this please cud u get in touch by email my introducing name is ifyouwere,,, i have been trying to contact ppl since i made my 1st song 2 years ago, hadb no luck lol, now ive got 10 songs but i cant get to ne1. i went to this years x factor but i just havent got the confidence, im really ready to write n hopefully lol perform sum no 1s man, im just no good at the actual music please i need help lol cheeeers

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