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Saturday 11 September 1999 00:02 BST

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All Tomorrow's Parties, Rye

Ah, if only all festivals took place beside the sea, with go-karting, crazy golf, chalet accommodation (with a fridge) and plentiful bars. The music's not bad either, at this follow-up to last spring's Bowlie Weekender.

Stereolab, Tortoise and Tindersticks headline the three nights, and the other 24 acts add up to a veritable Who's who of quality indie and electronic music. You can expect good shows from Scott 4, Shack and Arab Strap, while the likes of Plone, Salaryman and Pram offer interesting diversions.

Camber Sands Holiday Centre, nr Rye (0171-771 2000) pounds 90, to Sun 19

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