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					<description><![CDATA[[&#8230;] Three years in, and Visions Festival shows no sign of losing its enthusiasm and power at the same time as it marks itself as a reliably brilliant stalwart in the London festival scene. The maudlin lilt of Camera Obscura, frantic fuzz courtesy of Merchandise, angry punk by Fat White Family and Son Lux&#8216;s digital bliss are just a few of the highlights on this year&#8217;s lineup. A stumble through Hackney&#8217;s independent venues including St John&#8217;s, Oval Space, The Laundry, Brewhouse and Netil House. As well as the music there&#8217;s a market, and of course local food and craft beer. If you can&#8217;t quite wait until the Saturday, Ceremony will be playing the pre party on the Friday night, in a secret Hackney location. [&#8230;]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[&#8230;] Three years in, and Visions Festival shows no sign of losing its enthusiasm and power at the same time as it marks itself as a reliably brilliant stalwart in the London festival scene. The maudlin lilt of Camera Obscura, frantic fuzz courtesy of Merchandise, angry punk by Fat White Family and Son Lux&#8216;s digital bliss are just a few of the highlights on this year&#8217;s lineup. A stumble through Hackney&#8217;s independent venues including St John&#8217;s, Oval Space, The Laundry, Brewhouse and Netil House. As well as the music there&#8217;s a market, and of course local food and craft beer. If you can&#8217;t quite wait until the Saturday, Ceremony will be playing the pre party on the Friday night, in a secret Hackney location. [&#8230;]</p>
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