Today, the highlights of Dour Festival according to Harry Peacham (BassLaced).

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N-Type

Mark is pretty much my favorite DJ, his dubstep sets are literally non-stop exclusive bangers and dubplates. He mixes fast to keep the energy up the whole time and this coupled with his antics behind the decks turns his DJ sets into much more of a show, if you want a DJ to smash up your party - book N Type. Simple.

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Joker

Joker has been smashing the production for a while and with tunes such as 'Purple City' recently being released on his own label 'Kapsize Records'. This young Bristol based DJ/producer has got plenty more unreleased material in his sets to keep even the biggest of dubstep heads interested. The coming year is going to be massive for Joker having rinsed the festival scene this summer.

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Friendly Fires

These guys were Nottingham based for a while when I was at university and I managed to catch a few of their live performances in pretty intimate venues. A year later and I was watching them at the top London club Fabric. They have blown up in no time at all and rightly so, Ed has got great stage prescence and haven't heard a band that have actually got my dancing like this since the first time I heard The Rapture.

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Crystal Castles

Crystal Castles are nuts! I saw the punky electronic duo about two weeks ago at Sonar in Barcelona and they were having alot of technical difficulties, so the lead singer started kicking off and there was a massive brawl between the the two members of Crystal Castles and the security team. Stage diving, hyping the crowds up and a mini riot at wrap up made for a show that you ain't gunna forget anytime soon! That's not even mentioning their sick tunes!

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Mad Professor Electronic Dub Show

I hire our sound systems off some old school dubbed out Jamaican blokes, when I asked them about Mad Professor they just said "The man is a legend". I went and saw him. I agree.

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It was Harry Peacham’s highlights for the Dour Festival (BassLaced).
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