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Endless Daze 2018: Day 2

Posted on: November 9, 2018

Sat 3 November 2018 The second day at Endless Daze brought more chilltime and great music. Msaki and AS Fanning (IE) eased the morning into the afternoon under the shady tent of the Some Velvet Morning stage while the main … Continue reading →

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Endless Daze 2018: Day 1

Posted on: November 9, 2018

Fri 2 November 2018 Psych Night‘s Endless Daze festival is always a highly enjoyable weekend away from the bustle of Cape Town. With just one large stage (apart from the Saturday morning stage) the focus is always on music and … Continue reading →

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Endless Daze 2017: Friday

Posted on: November 11, 2017

Fri 3 November 2017 The second Endless Daze festival took place on the first weekend of November. Happily the vibe and intimacy of the first festival remained the same and made for a well-organised and super chilled music-focused weekend.