Sea Change Festival have announced the latest additions to their lineup in the form of Japanese noise rockers Bo Ningen, Damo Suzuki of Can, Jane Weaver, and Sam Wiehl.
They will join Hookworms, Gwenno, and James Holden and The Animal Spirits on this year's lineup.
Author Rob Young will be exploring his much-anticipated new book All Gates Open: The Story of Can.
Jane Weaver and Sam Wiehl will be collaborating with Immix Ensemble to present Kosmologie Acienne, a stunning fusion of classical music and live visuals.
Also joining the music line-up are electronic producer and founding member of Throbbing Gristle, Chris Carter; impassioned duo Lost Under Heaven; Raf Rundell, one half of 2 Bears; synth-pop band Apostille; percussive guitar ensemble Ex-Easter Island Head; and Erased Tapes' electronic maestro Rival Consoles.
Sea Change Festival takes over Totnes in south Devon over the August Bank Holiday Weekend.
Now in its third year, the event finds its way into multiple venues in the town, attracting a brilliant line-up to the Devon hills.
For more information and tickets visit: seachangefestival.co.uk.
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