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“I am fine-tuning my soul/To the universal wavelength”

S I write this, most of the team are somewhere en route to this year’s End Of The Road festival for a busy weekend of live music and our Q&As. While Tom, Sam and Mark get to soak up the festival atmosphere and enjoy many of our favourite artists – from Fleet Foxes and Pixies to The Weather Station, Margo Cilker and Tinariwen – the rest of us are back here, putting the finishing touches to the issue that you now hold in your hands.

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