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Friendly Fires' percussion-heavy set featured 'Jump In The Pool', 'Paris' and forthcoming new single 'Kiss Of Life' – with frontman Ed Macfarlane telling the crowd the band had had a bizarre day. "We broke into a monastery earlier," he told the audience, referring to a photoshoot the St Albans trio had been involved in earlier up on the hills near the festival site. Pic: Andy Whitton

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View Original Gallery: Benicassim 2009

  • Photo: Andy Whitton
  • Added: Jul 20, 2009

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