The Cribs and Trash Talk – access all areas at Leeds

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The Cribs sat down with NME at Reading for a video interview, where they talked about why they dressed up as women for the front cover of their recent single, ‘Housewife’ earlier this month. They told NME that it was no big deal for them to slip into some dresses for the cover art.

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Gary Jarman told NME: “It’s quite a literal interpretation of the title. There’s really no reason not to. We don’t have hang-ups about that kind of thing. And it’s funny that it is still a big deal to some people. Who cares? It’s fun. We had a good time.”

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“I know a lot of bands who wouldn’t dream of dressing in girls’ clothes,” Ryan Jarman told NME. “And to those guys I would say, ‘You suck’.”

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You can watch the boys in drag in their music video for ‘Housewife’.

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Trash Talk serve as their own street team at Leeds Festival 2010.

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Trash Talk didn’t stop by the NME Signing Tent, but they did take the time to sign autographs for fans.

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Trash Talk take a smoking break before tearing it up at the Lock-Up Stage.

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Frontman Lee Spielman appears to be writing out some setlists before his band’s performance at Leeds Festival.

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Trash Talk stickers seem to have made their way around Leeds Festival. This man is a walking billboard for the band.

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Lee Spielman gets close with a security guard during Trash Talk’s Leeds Festival performance on Friday.

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Fans sing along with Trash Talk in the Lock-Up Stage on Friday at Leeds Festival.

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Crowd-surfing is a must in the Lock-Up Stage – and Trash Talk aren’t ones to break rules like that. Check out our Big Picture galleries from Reading and Leeds and our access all areas pictures too.

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