Ones to Watch: Holy Fuck

Introducing the top bands making a splash at the festivals

Friday 04 July 2008 15:19 BST

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As well as being less than radio friendly, Holy Fuck’s moniker carries connotations of snickering 13-year-olds.

The music from this Canadian act, however, is a good deal more sophisticated – essentially a kind of improvised electronica, but with pounding beats to stop the whole thing veering into chin-stroking territory.

Their live set is sure to be devastating, even if they have to play in a converted cowshed at the Lounge on the Farm festival.

Lounge On The Farm, 11 July; T in the Park, 13 July; Loop, 15 August

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