JUMBLED DREAMS: i can be your pretty little dear diary

Last weekend i went to 2000 trees, a small (but rad) festival. This was my first festival and I have to say I got rather excited at the prospect of it. Most of the music at trees is underground but that term just confuses me so I just say its an indie/alt festival. There was a pretty cool mixture of stuff there from metal to folk to rock(sorry if all that is totally wrong). Unfortunately, we couldn't stay for long but we did manage to see a few good bands.

The first band we saw were The Cadbury Sisters, who I have listened to for a long time as I (kinda) know them. They are a mix of folky, blending harmonies and a tiny smidge of rock in there too.
Listen to - all there stuff ( it's all great, ALL OF IT)

Next we saw Darlia who are a bit like a modern Nirvana (if i'm allowed to say that, don't shoot me grunge police). I guess they're kinda a combination of swim deep and nirvana actually (totally rad, right?) They're a bit heavy compared to what i normally listen to (damnit, i'm such a weak unit) but I really liked them. Plus, the lead singer is nice to look at.
Listen to - Dear Diary, Candyman

I also saw Wolf Alice there too. They were pretty much one of the only bands performing that I had heard of so we decided that we had to see them. Their music is hard to describe or compare to anything, some of their tracks are like normal indie records whilst others are proper grunge. Either way they were utterly rad and the atmosphere was ELECTRIC - at one point I was not only in the mosh pit but UNDER it (no joke, my life flashed before my eyes). They also had some uber-rad face paint on too.
Listen to - their mashup of Chris Isaak's wicked games and their own song Blush, Fluffy, Moaning Lisa Smile, Bros

I took a video during their last song 'Bros'. The quality is god awful and there was this annoying tall man in front of me but it captures the mood.

I didn't actually take any outfit photos before/during trees so i just took some pics today. I am ashamed to say it took me a hell of a long time to figure out what to wear. This being my first festival and all i wanted to make an impression (which i now realise is impossible as there were a million other hipster weirdos there too) but in the end i went simple and just stuck to a 90s theme. Excuse the clashy duvet and crochet blanket combo (my idea of interior décor).