Silver Hayes and Shangri-La are where the festival truly comes alive, with gridlocks of party chasers rubbing shoulders with drag queens and DJs
“Look, it’s Jesus! If we push through we might be able to get to the front. We can’t miss Jesus!” No, the Dalai Lama’s Glastonbury appearance has not been upstaged by Christ’s return – it’s 5am in the middle of Shangri-La and a new electronic supergroup who call themselves J.E.S.u.S. are giving the crowds a different kind of spiritual healing. Of course, they are playing the Heaven stage.
Forget Yeezy: these are four of club music’s wildest international party DJs, Glasgow’s house hedonist Jackmaster, moustachioed Detroit techno dude Seth Troxler, Bristolian tech-house producer Eats Everything and Croydon dubstepper Skream, who take everyone back to the halcyon days of classic house, jacking acid techno and voluptuous, deep grooves, just for fun. It’s an endlessly euphoric, smile-spreading set, and just the soundtrack to uplift you as someone tries to wee in your welly boot.
Continue reading...by Kate Hutchinson via Electronic music | The Guardian
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