Apparently, I haven’t been to Glastonbury festival since I started ANBAD, which may or may not be a coincidence (it’s not).
I miss Glastonbury a lot, but I feel that what I miss was Glastonbury used to be: the place that felt (mainly) like alternative cultures colliding in a safe and friendly place, whereas last time I schlepped through the mud there, it felt (partly) like a box-ticking requirement on the bucket lists of a hundred thousand Home Counties trustafarians.
Still, I wholeheartedly wish I was there right now. *Sigh*
Instead, I’m listening to Plastic Flowers, whose Fog Song is a lovely lethargic lollop.
This is such a dreamily slo-mo song that it’s an altogether reasonable swap for wandering through a Witshire field. Plastic Flowers are an exercise in smart pop-song construction.
They released something through the endlessly reliable Bad Panda records, so you may as well click “play”, because you know it’ll be good if they stuck their name on it.