Dates: 7th – 9th August 2015
Location: Braziers Park, Oxfordshire
Supernormal – the experimental music and arts festival held deep in the heart of the south Oxfordshire countryside – has today announced details of its first acts for 2015. One of God Is In The TV’s 10 Best Boutique Festivals Supernormal returns for its sixth annual outing with news that will affirm its growing reputation as one of the country’s most innovative and unique events.
Supernormal is set in the beautiful grounds of Braziers Park, a 17th century estate with an established history for experimental learning and communal living that fits perfectly with the festival’s underlying principles of cultural exploration and adventure. This ethos is firmly reflected in the initial wave of acts set to appear at Braziers Park over the first weekend in August.
The line-up includes those fine purveyors of ‘new Italian occult psychedelia’, Father Murphy; melodic noiseniks and recent additions to the Sonic Cathedral roster, the Bristol-based Spectres; and the Scots psych-folk band Trembling Bells. The full list of the first musical announcements is:
ANONYMOUS BASH – ARABROT – AHRKH/KHOM/WEAVER – BENJAMIN FINGER – A&E – BONNACONS OF DOOM – BLOOD SPORT – BLOWN OUT – BROKEN DC – CHARLES HAYWARD performing begin anywhere – CRYING LION – EMMA TRICCA – ENGLISH HERETIC – FATHER MURPHY – GHOLD – GUAPO – HIRVIKOLARI – HOOFUS – JENNIFER WALSHE – JOHN – KAREN GWYER – LOWER SLAUGHTER – MIND MOUNTAIN – LAURA CANNELL & ANDRE BOSMAN – NECRO DEATHMORT – NEGRA BRANCA – PADDY STEER – RIE NAKAJIMA & KEIKI YAMAMOTO – RHODRI DAVIES – SHARON GAL – SPECTRES – STEPHEN CORNFORD – STURLE DAGSLAND – TRASH KIT -STARGAZERS ASSISTANT – TREMBLING BELLS – WTVR
Supernormal 2015 will also be collaborating with Blue Tapes – a boutique cassette label specialising in handmade packaging, alternative process artwork and curious audio – who will present a showcase of national and international artists from their label at this year’s festival.
For tickets and more information about Supernormal 2015 click here.
Read our review of Supernormal 2014 here.
