With the full bill for the Lock Up Stage now confirmed and a host of exclusive headliners and huge names already gracing the twin sites over the August Bank Holiday, promoters Festival Republic are proud to announce the following superb additions to what is the festival bill of the summer.
Described by Epitaph Records owner Brett Gurewitz as "the greatest pop-punk band in history," NEW FOUND GLORY are back with a new album, ‘Not Without a Fight’ and a new found energy and purpose following their move to Gurewitz’s legendary label. Produced by +44 / Blink 182’s Mark Hoppus, the new album has no guest appearances, no frills, nothing but fantastic songs and powerful performances whilst the band’s worldwide reputation for amazing live shows will ensure that these sets are stand outs from the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.newfoundglory.com
With a new deal with Roadrunner Records just signed and third album ‘Old Crow / Young Cardinals’ due in June ALEXISONFIRE are rapidly becoming one of the biggest names in rock. Following on from the platinum selling ‘Crisis, lead singer George Petit has said that “I'm going to try and take us into some new, weird territories” with the new album and one thing is for sure; the band’s reputation for incredible live shows will only be further enhanced by these appearances. As a special treat for fans, the band will also play an intimate, previously announced set on the Lock Up Stage at both sites later in the day.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.theonlybandever.com
Recent Kerrang cover stars, MADINA LAKE meld ethereal, hypnotic elements with gargantuan riffs and huge choruses to create a rock ‘n’ roll assault on the senses. With recent single, ‘Never Take Us Alive’ picking up play and support from Radio One and breaking the band into the mainstream, the Chicago four piece look all set to make the summer their own and expect huge crowds for these performances.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.madinalake.com
From Manchester's dynamic musical landscape comes the most compelling soundclash to rise from the underground for years. Few bands can so smoothly mix dancefloor-savvy elements of reggae, jungle and ska with the rigorous commentary of hip-hop whilst retaining enough grit and aggression to be an active fixture of the UK's punk scene but SONIC BOOM SIX are doing just that. Little wonder that NME declared them the most ‘exciting live band in the country’.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.sonicboomsix.co.uk
SATURDAY 29th August at The Reading Festival / FRIDAY 28th August at The Leeds Festival
With third album, ‘Klang’ finding THE RAKES attracting their best reviews to date, the London four piece are on course to have a memorable 2009. Recording in Berlin in order to escape the dullness of London has seen this “excellent, eccentric band” (UNCUT) deliver their best songs yet.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.therakes.co.uk
With their future now in their own hands and current album, ‘be human’ set on their own Search and Destroy label, FIGHTSTAR’s incredible story of triumph and credibility against the odds continues. Having overcome the doubters and established themselves as one of the names in British rock, as evidenced by ‘be human’ scoring the band a Top 20 album placing, the band come to the Main Stage set to further enhance their standing and deliver a pair of electric sets.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.fightstarmusic.com
THE HORRORS can currently lay good claim to being the most feted UK band around. With ‘Primary Colours’, their second album, the band have outgrown the adrenaline rush punk of their debut to create a record of staggering ambition that has seen critics fal over themselves to apply accolade upon accolade with good reason. Where once the band were renowned for their explosive live shows (and expect that to be the case with these two performances), The Horrors have now added a creative layer of staggering accomplishment to rightly position them as a must see over the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.thehorrors.co.uk
The runner-up for the Brits Critic Choice, top of the BBC Sound of 2009 poll, Blackpool’s most famous resident for some years, Victoria Hesketh aka LITTLE BOOTS is proving to be the pop moment of the year. With ‘Stuck On Repeat’ a mainstay classic already and debut album ‘Hands’ set for a June release there is little doubt that these performances will be a huge draw for the weekend and that Little Boots is sure to be one of the most eagerly anticipated sets at this year’s Reading and Leeds.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.littlebootsmusic.co.uk
With debut album, ‘Tate’, scoring high on the critic’s radars in February of this year, THE AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT are a band very much in the spotlight at the current time. The Los Angelinos ‘widescreen rock of the very highest quality’ (THE GUARDIAN) has seen comparisons to everyone from The Strokes to The Stooges via The Killers but the simple truth is that this band is unique and their sets at the twin sites are sure to see what The Times described as their ‘future festival anthems’ fulfil all that has been written and more. – Mercury Records.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.theairbornetoxicevent.com
If someone made a film about THE VIRGINS, the director’s pitch to the studio would be Stand By Me meets The Goonies meets Kids. One of the hottest tips at the start of 2009, The Virgins have delivered on that initial rush of critical praise with their deut eponymous album. With a reputation for hedonistic live shows, the New York trio are set to follow former NYC residents in making the UK their own this year.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.thevirgins.net
Inspired by the pounding, primal assault of Weezer's Pinkerton , Nirvana's In Utero , and Foo Fighters' The Colour and the Shape , MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA has created its own version of what a classic rock album should sound like, complete with fiercely beautiful melodies, shifting guitar and keyboard textures, loud/soft dynamics, and an urgency in each band member's performance.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.themanchesterorchestra.com
A quick online Google search for DANANANANAYKROYD brings up the comparisons with Pavement, Glassjaw, Sonic Youth, a spikier Blood Brothers, as well as mentions of ‘post hardcore’, the ‘Dischord record label’, a ‘Wall of Cuddles’ and 10/10 live reviews. Bursting with energy, ideas, character and melody, ‘Hey Everyone’ throws together every known genre of music, pushing way past their previous moniker of ‘Fight Pop’ into a wonderful new heavier/lighter/odder territory in equal measures.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/dananananaykroyd
SATURDAY 29th August at The Reading Festival / FRIDAY 28th August at The Leeds Festival
According to Kerrang, ‘YOU ME AT SIX are the only new British band you need to be bothered with this year’ which should automatically make any discerning rock fan interested in these shows. With debut album, ‘Take Off Your Colours’ entering the UK Top 30 and support shows with the likes of Fall Out Boy and Fightstar, 2009 is shaping up to be the year the Surrey based quintet break into the mainstream.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/youmeatsix
PATRICK WOLF has a well earned reputation for being one of the most challenging and innovative artists in the British music scene. Having earned his spurs with the performance art group Minty, Wolf has gone on to make three albums with the last, ‘The Magic Position’ seeing him break into the mainstream. With a fourth, self funded album in the form of ‘The Bachelor’ due soon and a fifth, ‘The Conqueror’ scheduled for a 2010 release, Wolf is an independent artist of the best type and a performer of quite startling abilities.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.patrickwolf.com
Sometimes, it makes sense to wait. Most bands, after an initial taste of success, would happily rush headlong and record album after album but not METRIC. Following the success of their 2005 hit single “Monster Hospital”, and the accompanying album, “Live it Out”, the Canadian quartet decided instead to gracefully retreat into the margins and think things through carefully. The result is their brilliantly raw and innovative new album “Fantasies”, and their own record label, Metric Music International, and distribution system.
Metric
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.ilovemetric.com
SPINNERETTE is the sound of a black leather glove holding a lollipop stick and shoving it into crushed glass before offering you the first lick. Led by former Distillers front woman Brody Dalle, her new band has been described as ‘feral stuff’ by The Sunday Times whilst Dalle herself has described her new band as “what happens when I let the tap flow”. Debut UK shows saw sold out crowds and feverish excitement so expect more of the same when the band take to the twin stages over the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.spinnerettemusic.com
DELPHIC are the next logical step on from boundary-breakers such as The Klaxons and Late Of The Pier, while sounding like neither, a musical unit who value classy design over ephemeral flash. Whilst the Mancunian trio create their music on laptops in their Manchester flat when they take it to the stage it blooms into something much bigger. With debut single, ‘Counterpoint’ prompting admiring comparisons to the likes of New Order and Orbital, these sets are sure to reveal one of the bands likely to rule 2010.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.delphic.cc
DINOSAUR PILE UP describe themselves as ‘a Terminator 1 kicking the f*ck out of a solid steel version of Rambo, Megatron discovering punk-rock and learning how to play guitar or Jimmy Eat World’s evil twin plugging in sledge hammers instead of guitars.’ We describe them as a band you need to see over the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.dinosaurpileup.com
SUNDAY 30th August at The Reading Festival / SATURDAY 29th August at the Leeds Festival
Since forming in the summer of 2004, CRYSTAL CASTLES, the Toronto-based duo of Ethan Fawn and Alice Glass have amassed a cult following through their uncompromising and intense delivery, a slew of limited edition singles, and shows packed solely from word of mouth. With NME covers and acclaim for their nihilistic yet thrilling live shows, the duo are already one of the most talked about acts of recent times.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.myspace.com/crystalcastles
Already being talked about as one of America’s great white hopes for 2009 PASSION PIT have begun picking up support on this side of the Atlantic dubbed a “brilliant, heart winning ten legged electro-pop beast” by NME and an “undiluted, unalloyed joy” by the Guardian. With debut album, ‘Manners’ imminent, these shows are a chance to see the band that many critics see as one of the frontrunners in the race for widespread acclaim in 2009.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.passionpitmusic.com
With second album, ‘Nights Out’ METRONOMY made the jump from solo project to bona fide band. Coming across like a wonky love-child of Giorgio Moroder, New Order, Pet Shop Boys and Unfinished Sympathy, ‘Nights Out’ garnered the trio huge critical praise in both the dance and indie worlds with NME in a recent review simply stating ‘tonight belongs to Metronomy’.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/metronomy
Former Million Dead singer, FRANK TURNER has risen to such prominence that he has now totally eclipsed his former band. As NME pointed out “Everytime he plays London, Turner sells out a bigger venue and our money’s on him finally taking on the mainstream - deservedly so.” With a new album, his third, in the shape of ‘Poetry Of The Deed’ due in September, these shows are a perfect moment for fans to hear his new material and newcomers to get to know one of the UK’s most outstanding musical talents.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.frank-turner.com
With a new album due in the autumn and a potentially massive hit single in the shape of ‘Go Hard’, his collaboration with Donaeo due out on June 29th, LETHAL BIZZLE comes to the festival at the top of his game. NO stranger to the charts since his Top Ten debut as part of Mo Fire Crew in 2002, Bizzle has delivered a string of hit singles since then as a solo artist and has a well earned reputation for being one of UK Hip Hop’s most thrilling live performers.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/lethalbizzlemusic
With press, praise and plays from the likes of Kerrang, The Fly, Music Week, Rock Sound, Q Magazine, Zane Lowe, Huw Stevens and more besides, Northern Ireland’s IN CASE OF FIRE are firmly in the one to watch category. Their debut album, produced by Gil Norton of Pixies and Foo Fighters fame saw Q magazine praise ‘’formidable debut’ and these performances are an early opportunity to see band sure to be on everyone’s lips by the close of the year.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.incaseoffire.co.uk
BROADWAY CALLS are a band that spend the vast majority of their time on the road. Born to tour, the Oregon band have started to make a name for themselves both here and in their native USA with a punishing live schedule. With their second album set for release later in the year, this is an early chance to see a band sure to be on the lips of tastemakers throughout the latter months of 2009.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/broadwaycalls
For further information on the festivals please visit
www.readingfestival.com / www.leedsfestival.com
Still To Come
The Festival Republic Stage will once again host the headliners of the future and, in a year when there have been so many feted new bands, expect a line-up to die for. The BBC Introducing Stage returns to both sites to give unsigned bands their first taste of playing the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll weekend.
The Alternative Stage delivers more late night entertainment, films, comedy, unique collaborations and unexpected surprises.
The Dance Stage delivers a day of the best the scene has to offer.
ON THE MAIN STAGE
FRIDAY 28th August at The Reading Festival / SUNDAY 30th August at the The Leeds Festival Described by Epitaph Records owner Brett Gurewitz as "the greatest pop-punk band in history," NEW FOUND GLORY are back with a new album, ‘Not Without a Fight’ and a new found energy and purpose following their move to Gurewitz’s legendary label. Produced by +44 / Blink 182’s Mark Hoppus, the new album has no guest appearances, no frills, nothing but fantastic songs and powerful performances whilst the band’s worldwide reputation for amazing live shows will ensure that these sets are stand outs from the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.newfoundglory.com
With a new deal with Roadrunner Records just signed and third album ‘Old Crow / Young Cardinals’ due in June ALEXISONFIRE are rapidly becoming one of the biggest names in rock. Following on from the platinum selling ‘Crisis, lead singer George Petit has said that “I'm going to try and take us into some new, weird territories” with the new album and one thing is for sure; the band’s reputation for incredible live shows will only be further enhanced by these appearances. As a special treat for fans, the band will also play an intimate, previously announced set on the Lock Up Stage at both sites later in the day.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.theonlybandever.com
Recent Kerrang cover stars, MADINA LAKE meld ethereal, hypnotic elements with gargantuan riffs and huge choruses to create a rock ‘n’ roll assault on the senses. With recent single, ‘Never Take Us Alive’ picking up play and support from Radio One and breaking the band into the mainstream, the Chicago four piece look all set to make the summer their own and expect huge crowds for these performances.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.madinalake.com
From Manchester's dynamic musical landscape comes the most compelling soundclash to rise from the underground for years. Few bands can so smoothly mix dancefloor-savvy elements of reggae, jungle and ska with the rigorous commentary of hip-hop whilst retaining enough grit and aggression to be an active fixture of the UK's punk scene but SONIC BOOM SIX are doing just that. Little wonder that NME declared them the most ‘exciting live band in the country’.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.sonicboomsix.co.uk
SATURDAY 29th August at The Reading Festival / FRIDAY 28th August at The Leeds Festival
With third album, ‘Klang’ finding THE RAKES attracting their best reviews to date, the London four piece are on course to have a memorable 2009. Recording in Berlin in order to escape the dullness of London has seen this “excellent, eccentric band” (UNCUT) deliver their best songs yet.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.therakes.co.uk
With their future now in their own hands and current album, ‘be human’ set on their own Search and Destroy label, FIGHTSTAR’s incredible story of triumph and credibility against the odds continues. Having overcome the doubters and established themselves as one of the names in British rock, as evidenced by ‘be human’ scoring the band a Top 20 album placing, the band come to the Main Stage set to further enhance their standing and deliver a pair of electric sets.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.fightstarmusic.com
ON THE NME / RADIO ONE STAGE
FRIDAY 28th August at The Reading Festival / SUNDAY 30th August at The Leeds Festival THE HORRORS can currently lay good claim to being the most feted UK band around. With ‘Primary Colours’, their second album, the band have outgrown the adrenaline rush punk of their debut to create a record of staggering ambition that has seen critics fal over themselves to apply accolade upon accolade with good reason. Where once the band were renowned for their explosive live shows (and expect that to be the case with these two performances), The Horrors have now added a creative layer of staggering accomplishment to rightly position them as a must see over the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.thehorrors.co.uk
The runner-up for the Brits Critic Choice, top of the BBC Sound of 2009 poll, Blackpool’s most famous resident for some years, Victoria Hesketh aka LITTLE BOOTS is proving to be the pop moment of the year. With ‘Stuck On Repeat’ a mainstay classic already and debut album ‘Hands’ set for a June release there is little doubt that these performances will be a huge draw for the weekend and that Little Boots is sure to be one of the most eagerly anticipated sets at this year’s Reading and Leeds.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.littlebootsmusic.co.uk
With debut album, ‘Tate’, scoring high on the critic’s radars in February of this year, THE AIRBORNE TOXIC EVENT are a band very much in the spotlight at the current time. The Los Angelinos ‘widescreen rock of the very highest quality’ (THE GUARDIAN) has seen comparisons to everyone from The Strokes to The Stooges via The Killers but the simple truth is that this band is unique and their sets at the twin sites are sure to see what The Times described as their ‘future festival anthems’ fulfil all that has been written and more. – Mercury Records.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.theairbornetoxicevent.com
If someone made a film about THE VIRGINS, the director’s pitch to the studio would be Stand By Me meets The Goonies meets Kids. One of the hottest tips at the start of 2009, The Virgins have delivered on that initial rush of critical praise with their deut eponymous album. With a reputation for hedonistic live shows, the New York trio are set to follow former NYC residents in making the UK their own this year.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.thevirgins.net
Inspired by the pounding, primal assault of Weezer's Pinkerton , Nirvana's In Utero , and Foo Fighters' The Colour and the Shape , MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA has created its own version of what a classic rock album should sound like, complete with fiercely beautiful melodies, shifting guitar and keyboard textures, loud/soft dynamics, and an urgency in each band member's performance.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.themanchesterorchestra.com
A quick online Google search for DANANANANAYKROYD brings up the comparisons with Pavement, Glassjaw, Sonic Youth, a spikier Blood Brothers, as well as mentions of ‘post hardcore’, the ‘Dischord record label’, a ‘Wall of Cuddles’ and 10/10 live reviews. Bursting with energy, ideas, character and melody, ‘Hey Everyone’ throws together every known genre of music, pushing way past their previous moniker of ‘Fight Pop’ into a wonderful new heavier/lighter/odder territory in equal measures.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/dananananaykroyd
SATURDAY 29th August at The Reading Festival / FRIDAY 28th August at The Leeds Festival
According to Kerrang, ‘YOU ME AT SIX are the only new British band you need to be bothered with this year’ which should automatically make any discerning rock fan interested in these shows. With debut album, ‘Take Off Your Colours’ entering the UK Top 30 and support shows with the likes of Fall Out Boy and Fightstar, 2009 is shaping up to be the year the Surrey based quintet break into the mainstream.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/youmeatsix
PATRICK WOLF has a well earned reputation for being one of the most challenging and innovative artists in the British music scene. Having earned his spurs with the performance art group Minty, Wolf has gone on to make three albums with the last, ‘The Magic Position’ seeing him break into the mainstream. With a fourth, self funded album in the form of ‘The Bachelor’ due soon and a fifth, ‘The Conqueror’ scheduled for a 2010 release, Wolf is an independent artist of the best type and a performer of quite startling abilities.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.patrickwolf.com
Sometimes, it makes sense to wait. Most bands, after an initial taste of success, would happily rush headlong and record album after album but not METRIC. Following the success of their 2005 hit single “Monster Hospital”, and the accompanying album, “Live it Out”, the Canadian quartet decided instead to gracefully retreat into the margins and think things through carefully. The result is their brilliantly raw and innovative new album “Fantasies”, and their own record label, Metric Music International, and distribution system.
Metric
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.ilovemetric.com
SPINNERETTE is the sound of a black leather glove holding a lollipop stick and shoving it into crushed glass before offering you the first lick. Led by former Distillers front woman Brody Dalle, her new band has been described as ‘feral stuff’ by The Sunday Times whilst Dalle herself has described her new band as “what happens when I let the tap flow”. Debut UK shows saw sold out crowds and feverish excitement so expect more of the same when the band take to the twin stages over the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.spinnerettemusic.com
DELPHIC are the next logical step on from boundary-breakers such as The Klaxons and Late Of The Pier, while sounding like neither, a musical unit who value classy design over ephemeral flash. Whilst the Mancunian trio create their music on laptops in their Manchester flat when they take it to the stage it blooms into something much bigger. With debut single, ‘Counterpoint’ prompting admiring comparisons to the likes of New Order and Orbital, these sets are sure to reveal one of the bands likely to rule 2010.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.delphic.cc
DINOSAUR PILE UP describe themselves as ‘a Terminator 1 kicking the f*ck out of a solid steel version of Rambo, Megatron discovering punk-rock and learning how to play guitar or Jimmy Eat World’s evil twin plugging in sledge hammers instead of guitars.’ We describe them as a band you need to see over the weekend.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.dinosaurpileup.com
SUNDAY 30th August at The Reading Festival / SATURDAY 29th August at the Leeds Festival
Since forming in the summer of 2004, CRYSTAL CASTLES, the Toronto-based duo of Ethan Fawn and Alice Glass have amassed a cult following through their uncompromising and intense delivery, a slew of limited edition singles, and shows packed solely from word of mouth. With NME covers and acclaim for their nihilistic yet thrilling live shows, the duo are already one of the most talked about acts of recent times.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.myspace.com/crystalcastles
Already being talked about as one of America’s great white hopes for 2009 PASSION PIT have begun picking up support on this side of the Atlantic dubbed a “brilliant, heart winning ten legged electro-pop beast” by NME and an “undiluted, unalloyed joy” by the Guardian. With debut album, ‘Manners’ imminent, these shows are a chance to see the band that many critics see as one of the frontrunners in the race for widespread acclaim in 2009.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.passionpitmusic.com
With second album, ‘Nights Out’ METRONOMY made the jump from solo project to bona fide band. Coming across like a wonky love-child of Giorgio Moroder, New Order, Pet Shop Boys and Unfinished Sympathy, ‘Nights Out’ garnered the trio huge critical praise in both the dance and indie worlds with NME in a recent review simply stating ‘tonight belongs to Metronomy’.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/metronomy
Former Million Dead singer, FRANK TURNER has risen to such prominence that he has now totally eclipsed his former band. As NME pointed out “Everytime he plays London, Turner sells out a bigger venue and our money’s on him finally taking on the mainstream - deservedly so.” With a new album, his third, in the shape of ‘Poetry Of The Deed’ due in September, these shows are a perfect moment for fans to hear his new material and newcomers to get to know one of the UK’s most outstanding musical talents.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.frank-turner.com
With a new album due in the autumn and a potentially massive hit single in the shape of ‘Go Hard’, his collaboration with Donaeo due out on June 29th, LETHAL BIZZLE comes to the festival at the top of his game. NO stranger to the charts since his Top Ten debut as part of Mo Fire Crew in 2002, Bizzle has delivered a string of hit singles since then as a solo artist and has a well earned reputation for being one of UK Hip Hop’s most thrilling live performers.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/lethalbizzlemusic
With press, praise and plays from the likes of Kerrang, The Fly, Music Week, Rock Sound, Q Magazine, Zane Lowe, Huw Stevens and more besides, Northern Ireland’s IN CASE OF FIRE are firmly in the one to watch category. Their debut album, produced by Gil Norton of Pixies and Foo Fighters fame saw Q magazine praise ‘’formidable debut’ and these performances are an early opportunity to see band sure to be on everyone’s lips by the close of the year.
FOR MORE INFORMATION – www.incaseoffire.co.uk
BROADWAY CALLS are a band that spend the vast majority of their time on the road. Born to tour, the Oregon band have started to make a name for themselves both here and in their native USA with a punishing live schedule. With their second album set for release later in the year, this is an early chance to see a band sure to be on the lips of tastemakers throughout the latter months of 2009.
FOR MORE INFORMATION - www.myspace.com/broadwaycalls
For further information on the festivals please visit
www.readingfestival.com / www.leedsfestival.com
Still To Come
The Festival Republic Stage will once again host the headliners of the future and, in a year when there have been so many feted new bands, expect a line-up to die for. The BBC Introducing Stage returns to both sites to give unsigned bands their first taste of playing the world’s greatest rock ‘n’ roll weekend.
The Alternative Stage delivers more late night entertainment, films, comedy, unique collaborations and unexpected surprises.
The Dance Stage delivers a day of the best the scene has to offer.
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