‘A LITTLE RAIN WON’T DAMPEN THIS PARTY: WESTIVAL BROUGHT A SLICE OF RAVE EUPHORIA TO RURAL WALES’ Huge thanks to @mixmag for the kind words about this year’s festival! With plenty of indoor/outdoor spaces, we are fully equipped and will continue to have it out no matter the weather. ‘After an enforced three year absence, Westival was back bigger, slicker and more ambitious but with the same joyous DIY spirit as before’ ‘Westival has built a steady following over its previous two editions and the 2022 event has a nice blend of regulars, newbies and locals grabbing a rare opportunity to catch some quality DJs on great soundsystems without having to travel hours’ ‘The big booking for Saturday night though is the double header of Shanti Celeste and Call Super over at the Haze. A pairing that would turn heads on line-up posters the world over’ ‘Call Super’s take on techno is elegant, wonky, technically brilliant and utterly transfixing and it felt a real treat to catch him in a relatively small environment but with a soundsystem and lighting set-up befitting a much bigger club or festival’ ‘Some seriously heavy Welsh rain means the crowd has thinned somewhat by Sunday evening but making a virtue of necessity, the Westival organisers shift the Void soundsystem from the Haze into the bar area and see off the festival in a house party style befitting the festival’s joyous DIY ethos’ “It feels so special so many people stuck around despite this weather,” says Joe Worley, AKA Mr West and Westival organiser. “The crowd at Westival is really what makes it. Every year it’s like a great house party and I hope we never lose that spirit as we get bigger each year.” Big love to @seankerrigram for the graft on this ❤️❤️