THE MUSIC ISSUE
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Clocken’tinerary<br />
Hong Kong’s most awesome music festival is here. Can’t pick the crowd-pleasers from the shoegaze hipsters?<br />
Evelyn Lok puts together an itinerary that’s sure to keep your ears tickled pink all through the weekend.<br />
FRIDAY<br />
You’ve done it: you’ve worked your ass off all week and managed to<br />
slink off work early for the biggest music weekend of the year.<br />
Tick off everything on this checklist...<br />
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o TGIF! Obtain your first serving of overpriced sustenance this weekend.<br />
Good thing it’s the end of the month and you just got paid.<br />
There are two ways to go from here:<br />
Clock ‘n’ Chill<br />
o Start the night off quietly with Hong<br />
Kong indie band ANWIYCTI’s triple<br />
bass-guitar instrumentals.<br />
5:30 Atum Stage<br />
o Kick it with Youngqueenz’s husky-voiced,<br />
jazz-infused rap.<br />
6:45pm YourMum Stage<br />
Go Hard or Go Home<br />
o Sip your beer along to The Anello’s<br />
impressive sax solos, comment on<br />
how vocalist Jeff looks uncannily like<br />
a bespectacled Adam Levine.<br />
5:30 YourMum Stage<br />
o Get really pumped moving to Clean<br />
Bandit’s electro dance power hits. It’s just<br />
like going to your aerobics blast class!<br />
6:45pm Atum Stage<br />
o Stumble upon the Silent Disco corner (The Zorchmen 7pm-8pm/Shhhwing<br />
8pm-10pm). Realize you don’t have $200-plus cash for the headphone<br />
deposit. Instagram a pic of people flinging their arms wildly to no music<br />
and then be on your way.<br />
Two ways to go from here:<br />
o Sway to the gentle lilt of singer-songwriter<br />
Subyub Lee.<br />
8:30pm YourMum Stage<br />
o Head back to the main side for a light touch<br />
of shoegaze from UK’s Ride.<br />
9:30pm Harbourflap Stage<br />
o Get down to the woozy brain-mashing<br />
mixes of Flying Lotus.<br />
8:30pm Atum Stage<br />
o Twerk it up at Big Love Ball for a fabulous<br />
Pride-medley set featuring Anthony Wong<br />
Yiu-ming’s first DJ gig.<br />
7-10:30pm Club Minky Tent<br />
o Need a bit of respite from all the dancing? Sway along to Japan’s Love Psychedelico<br />
for a sweet way to cap off the first night.<br />
10pm Atum Stage<br />
Go to bed early. You’ll need the energy for the rest of the weekend.<br />
WHAT TO WEAR AT CLOCKENFLAP:<br />
- Comfy shoes. Heels are great for Volar, but nothing looks stupider than a model sinking into<br />
the grass every time she takes a step.<br />
- Longer than ass-cheek-length shorts so you can sit on the grass without getting grass in your<br />
ass. But still short, obviously. This is a music festival, not a nunnery.<br />
- A light sweater or button-down that you can wear when it gets chilly at the end of the day,<br />
or if you get beer on your top and need to change. Also to appease your Chinese mother<br />
who’ll complain you’re too exposed for the freezing 20°C weather.<br />
o You’ve made it to the main stage! Gaze out onto the harbor wistfully along<br />
to Damien Rice’s woeful crooning, and miss your ex a little. If you’re drunk<br />
enough, scroll through old texts and “accidentally” send a single water drop<br />
and an eggplant emoji. 7:30pm Harbourflap Stage<br />
Pee break (get out before the stampede)<br />
16 HK MAGAZINE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2015