Back in December, wow has it really been 10 months already, I wrote about Paradise Range’s hauntingly beautiful, epiphany to Andy Warhol muse Edie Sedgwick, and their EP ‘Songs for Edie S.‘
Paradise Range return to the fray with their second full length album ‘P.I.K.A.‘ – echoing the band’s clarion call, that PROFESSIONALIZATION IS KILLING ART…
Friday and Day 2 of Reverence Festival Valada comes alive, shimmering with evermore glorious sunshine. Breakfast fit for a king, at Quinta Da Marchanta, courtesy of the infectiously ebullient Chris, heralds a new dawn, pregnant with musical promise.
“It was as if that band had been forged in my imagination, it felt personal”… These words from Simon Armitage on Joy Division, pretty much sum up my feelings toward Reverence Festival Valada.
Now in it’s third year, this niche within a niche, has rightly been described as, “Southern Europe’s best underground rock festival, held in the beautiful village of Valada, on the banks of the River Tejo…”
Jason Fletcher, (co-owner of Reverence Festival Valada) – “You fancy a DJ slot?”
That question of 14th March 2016, set events in motion which would culminate in my alter ego, ‘chromaticism‘, playing 3 DJ sets at what has become, “Southern Europe’s best underground rock festival, held in the beautiful village of Valada, on the banks of the River Tejo…”
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