Yeasayer, along with Vampire Weekend are just about the two most hyped bands of 2008. Yet with such great hype, comes great responsibility.
And the bare facts are, that both Vampire Weekend and Yeasayer have not yet quite delivered on all their promise.
If you like your music to stretch deep into your soul, then Bon Iver are the band for you.
Closing up the downstairs stage on Friday night was Glass Candy, playing alongside Mike Simonetti on the decks.
Fuck Buttons are becoming a bit of a fixture at these ATP events, and they crafted another wonderful live display Friday night, with a set full of the usual ingredients that make them such a live spectacular.
StrangeGlue were back at the Birmingham Bar Academy tonight for a frenetic, riotous assault on the occupants of Birmingham's more intimate venues.
Let's face it, encores have become a pointless custom nowadays which is expected by most fans when really, if we're being completely honest; 99% of the time nobody actually cares. When a crowd - most of whom would normally be content enough to get home to bed late on a Wednesday night - let out huge chants for The Human Bell to carry on playing, it was clear to see that this pointless custom was the only way this crowd was going to be satiated.
The Bar Academy is one of Birmingham's more intimate venues and even on a good night you'd be lucky to find more than a hundred people squashed into its compact area.
Yet again Miss Peapods thankfully managed to bring in an interesting bunch of musicians who together put on a dazzling array of glittery messed up electronics.
A Hawk And A Hacksaw played the last of their two shows at Miss Peapod's in Penryn, Falmouth last night, and were clearly in the mood for some fun.