Saturday: Liars on the Clash Stage
August 8th, 2010 by sparky
The best and most appreciated quality of a band such as Liars is the sheer weight of the noise they make and how bearable they manage to make it. So much so that it is, in fact, quite the experience to see the group play live.
Despite clashing with the ultra-popular headliner M.I.A., Liars drew a dense crowd and showcased their huge art-rock talents upon the Clash Stage. Frontman Angus, forever the entertainer, jerked about erratically to songs selected from mainly their latest album Sisterworld such as ‘Scissor’ and the looming, terrifying ‘No Barrier
Fun.’
Liars are an acquired taste for sure, but they exude leftfield creativity and modernity – something The Big Chill strives to embrace every year.
Alexandra Pereira
August 12th, 2010 at 10:00 pm
liars without doubt the highlight of 2010 though it was a shame they didn’t have a bigger stage (clash) to express themselves more fully and as for in a flat field cover i doff my cap a most excellent set currently listening to them on spotify cranked up with headphones on brilliant
August 13th, 2010 at 5:29 pm
I raise my tankard to you,the dancing 50 year old rabbit in the crowd made my night!!the liars were truelyawesome but needed a bigger stage and louder sound system.loved the ciderbus