Uncle Acid Accuse Damon Albarn of Cutting Their Roskilde Set Short Over Sound Bleed
The UK psych-doom band says their set was cut short after the Gorillaz frontman complained about sound bleed, while festival organizers blame the weather.
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A union of two minor figures in the culture economy, confirmed by sources that remain vague on details.
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