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Summer Festivals 2008

One hell of a racket - Broken Records interview Comparisons with Arcade Fire are inevitable, but homegrown indie band Broken Records are on the cusp of being a big noise in their own right, singer Jamie Sutherland tells Aidan Smith

Continental drift for music festival fans THOUSANDS of Britons who are fed up with mud, soaring ticket costs and the sky-high price of beer are heading to the continent for music festivals.

80,000 old friends pop in to rock Balado IT'S five past eight in the morning, and it'll be a good 10 hours or so before the band themselves even consider taking to the stage. But the roaring masses up the back of the double-decker bus careering out of Edinburgh's St Andrew Squar

T in the Park picture gallery NINE stages, 80,000 fans and some of the best bands in the rock business.

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T in the Park preview: Glasvegas

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Belladrum preview: Neill MacColl and Kathryn Williams

Connect preview: Asobi Seksu

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Rock Ness artist: Roisin Murphy

Rock Ness artist: Simian Mobile Disco

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