Sinister: NME Benicassim review

[Sam Walton]

Sorry!

I keep finding things about the Benicassim gig on the net. Here's what the 
NME had to say about our favourites:

"'Wandering Alone' is among the handful of new tunes showcased by Belle And 
Sebastian on their first Iberian show for too many years. An over-capacity, 
over-excited crowd is treated to a twelve-strong Glasgow army, whose forte 
comes with the 'Legal Man' single and an hour of breezy art school epics for 
our late era of suburban romance and sitcom sentimentality."

I'm still trying to work out whether that's a good review or not. Anyway... 
This will the last you'll hear from me for a while, I promise.

love,

Asm.x





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