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Eco-revolutionary festival versus the Police State? The Big Green Gathering was billed as 'The world's premier and award winning Green Festival', and after some troubles in 2007 and a respite in 2008 it was all systems go this year, or so it seemed. Over 15,000 people were expected on 29th July at Fernhill Farm near Cheddar, Somerset, but something suddenly happened to this stalwart of the UK fes...
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Several pints of blood, sweat and tears later, we can present the second issue of Toxin – also cunningly known as Toxin 2. It’s been a funny old summer and in Toxin we’ve tried to cover some of the bits that matter (to us, at least).
Notably, a key event in the festival calendar – the Big Green Gathering – was cancelled at the last minute, raising immediate accusations of politica...
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 Part 1 - Introduction and Getting Started. Words & Pics: Joe Sheldrick, aka Cellardore This is... |
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 15th - 18th July 2009, Matterley Bowl, HampshireWell, you wouldn't write home about the weather. Fes... |
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23rd-27th July 2009. Abbots Ripton, nr Huntingdon Outside here, in the twilight blue,You don't fin... |
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 Most people hate the government. Most people believe in democracy. According to democratic theory, p... |
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 It's a strange feeling to find yourself in a place you never imagined yourself in, about to do somet... |
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 Parker McMillan, 12th June 2009
If you're setting up a new, groundbreaking record company, there a... |
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 We caught up with two of the most influential heads in the breakbeat dance music scene, and picked t... |
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 20th September, Dingwalls, London. Banco de Gaia has been a stalwart of the global dance music scen... |
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