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Dripht & BNI live at Naasha End of Summer Festiva

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Thursday, 16 September, 2004

Dripht and Batteries Not Included will be playing live in the first day of the Naasha End of Summer Festival at Naasha, San Gwann (next to Church) on Friday 17th September. The first day of the End of Summer Festival is an alternative night including punk, rock, grunge and ska music.

Dripht are currently promoting their self-titled debut EP, while BNI are promting their second full-length album "Force Majeur". More info on both

bands available at www.reciprocalrecords.com

The second day (Saturday 18 September) of the Naasha End of Summer Festival is the 'Ethnic Masala' day, including Asian Dub, ethnic and world music. Live acts by Zaffran and Peruvian Band Iskay

The last day (Sunday 19 September) is the 'Electro Lounge' day, with chilled electric Tunes. Live acts by Particle Blue, and 2 DJs: WOODY AKI and Rusty

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More info at www.naasha.com

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