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When I first caught James Holden live, it was at a rare stateside appearance at last year’s Electric Zoo festival. Knowing only what I’d heard from his album and mix cd’s, I assumed I’d get the “festival-friendly” version of this: a set more focused on crowd-pleasing, but with a few creative flourishes and left-of-center tunes tossed in to help set it apart. In actuality, the opposite occurred; Holden acknowledged the availability of options in a festival environment and used it as an opportunity to take as many creative liberties as possible. I guess what he played would technically be considered dance music, but it was hardly focused on stimulating that innate urge to bounce around. That being the case, he managed to lose a good portion of the crowd from start to finish, but those that stayed were treated to …
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