Opeth, Cult of Luna, TesseracT, and MONO lead first acts for ArcTanGent 2022
after this year s event is postponed
published: Today, 01:51pm
daily capacity: 5000
Sadly this year s
Thursday 19th until Saturday 21st August 2021 at
Fernhill Farm, Cheddar, Somerset has been postponed.
The event will instead return next year from
Wednesday 17th until Saturday 20th August 2022 with a line-up including
Blodet for fans of math-rock, post-rock, noise-rock and everything in-between.
A 3rd headliner is to be announced as well as over 100 more acts playing across 4 days next August.
Organisers announced:
OK summer lovers, we’re gutted to have tell you that we are finally calling time on ATG 2021. We tried for as long as possible to stay optimistic but unfortunately, like so many other festivals & events who have already cancelled this year, we have had to take the incredibly tough decision to postpone ArcTanGent until August 17th-20th 2022. We’re beyond devastated that we
May 20, 2021, 1:00 p.m. ET
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The new evangelical Christianity that emerged out of the cultural tumult of the 1960s and 1970s was vividly supernatural. It was born out of the fear that Americans were turning away from Christianity, and it promised a God who was intensely present, always loving and almost magically invincible.
Preachers promised that ordinary people could heal and prophesy in Jesusâ name. (Here they might quote John 14:12: âWhoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing.â) Churches like Bethel Redding, in California, founded schools of Supernatural Ministry. Throughout the country, Christians went on prayer walks to cleanse their cities. They began to sniff out demons and exorcise people.
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https://www.afinalwarning.com/516820.html (Natural News) The Arabian Peninsula is home to more than 1,000 ancient monuments that are more than 2,500 years older than the U.K.’s Stonehenge. Called “mustatils,” which is the Arabian term for “rectangles,” these rectangular stone structures were likely used by Arabian cattle herders to perform rituals.
Researchers from the
University of Western Australia arrived at this conclusion after excavating the site in northwestern Saudi Arabia. They uncovered cattle horns and skulls in one mustatil, suggesting that ancient Arabians might have used cattle fragments as ritual offerings.
Based on the age of the skulls, the researchers posited that mustatils were built between 5300 and 5000 B.C. This would make the monuments the earliest large-scale, ritual site anywhere in the world, predating Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids by more than two millennia.
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