August 29, 2010 16:30

Egyptian Hip Hop preview new songs at Leeds Festival

The band play tracks from second EP 'Some Reptiles Grew Wings'

Photo: Danny North/NME

Egyptian Hip Hop previewed songs from their new EP at Leeds Festival today (August 29).

They played tracks including 'Middle Name Period' and 'Moon Crooner' from 'Some Reptiles Grew Wings', which is released
on September 20, during their 35-minute set on the Festival Republic Stage.

The boys only paused to introduce the names of the songs, and kept the stage banter to a minimum.

Earlier, Summer Camp and Pulled Apart By Horses played the same stage. Tonight Marina And The Diamonds will headline.

Egyptian Hip Hop played:

'Floppy Ghost'
'Moon Crooner'
'Middle Name Period'
'SnakeBoarding'
'Rad Pitt'
'Wild Human Child (Boomer's Resurection Remix)'

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