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All Tomorrow's Parties will present the second UK I'll Be Your Mirror event.
The incomparable Slayer will present their undisputed classic Reign In Blood live in it's entirety during their headline set on Friday 25th May, celebrating it's 25th anniversary. Released in 1986, it is widely considered one of the greatest albums of all time - in 2006 Metal Hammer named it "The best metal album of the last 20 years." Slayer will be joined by Sleep and The Melvins.
On Saturday 26th May, the first ever ATP festival curators Mogwai will return to headline, and to curate the rest of the day's line-up - this will be their only show in England in 2012. Washington grunge kings Mudhoney join them, and playing their first shows since 1994 with their original line-up in anticipation of re-issuing their astounding back catalogue, reformed slow-core heroes Codeine also join the line-up.
On Sunday 27th May, the line-up will be curated by ATP, with the first confirmed headliner being reformed indie rock legends Guided By Voices - playing their first UK show since 2003 with their classic line-up in the lead up to a highly anticipated new album. They will be joined by a full line-up of stellar artists including some amazing exclusives - the first act to announce are the excellent Yuck.
Many stunning artists, DJs and other activities are to be confirmed for the event in the coming months. Across the weekend ATP are bringing to the venue a cinema, food vendors, adding extra bars (including some cash bars) and toilets and also putting on shuttle buses from Wood Green (the closest tube station) to the venue and back.
- Slayer
- Sleep
- The Melvins
- Wolves In The Throne Room
- yoB
- Death Grips
- A Storm of Light
- Mogwai
- Mudhoney
- Codeine
- The Dirty Three
- Chavez
- Floor
- Balam Acab
- Bill Wells
- Aidan John Moffat
- Harvey Milk
- Antoni Maiovvi
- The Music Of Can
- Umberto
- The Soft Moon
- Yuck
- The Afghan Wigs
- Archers Of Loaf
- Thee Oh Sees
- Demdike Stare
- Siskiyou
- Ultramagnetic MCs
- The Make-Up
- Sleepy Sun
- Tennis
- Tall Firs
- Forest Swords
- El-P
- Blanck Mass
Slayer
The Grandaddies of Thrash are still going and are just as brutal as ever. Controversial from the word go, and as extreme as anything that had gone…
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Mogwai
Glasgow's critically acclaimed post-rock band, led by Stuart Braithwaite. Loved by the late John Peel, Mogwai put an emphasis on epic big scale music…
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Umberto
The alter ego of musician Matt Hill, a true master of the horror film soundtrack aesthetic, Umberto's music is a hypnotic, all-consuming journey…
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Yuck
Yuck are an indie rock band that originated in London, England. The band features Max Bloom, who formerly played in the band Cajun Dance Party along…
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Sleep
Legendary stoner rock band Sleep split in 1998 after two hugely influential albums and members went on to form underground heroes High On Fire and Om…
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Wolves In The Throne Room
Wolves in the Throne Room re-imagine black metal as an ode to rain storms, wood smoke and the wild energies of the Pacific Northwest. Releasing their…
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Alexandra Palace
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Alexandra Palace
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