Here are ten of Latitude Festival's hidden gems tucked away from the three headliners - Bloc Party, Kraftwerk and Foals.
First up is psychedelic rock outfit Bo Ningen, who promise a mesmerising performance on the Lake Stage on Saturday.
The Japanese quartet are renowned for their explosive energy, with thrash guitars and trademark waist-length black hair.
Dream pop band DIIV - pronounced 'dive' - take their name from a Nirvana track, but their sound is far removed.
Their interlocking rhythms and flowing instrumental melodies can be heard in the i Arena on Friday.
Noise rock duo Japandroids will top the bill on the same stage, creating a hugely enjoyable racket.
Velvet-voiced singer John Grant is a must-see on the BBC Radio 6 Music Stage, lyrically tackling themes from drug addiction to homophobia in his native America.
Playing the Obelisk Arena are shoegaze veterans Yo La Tengo and Scandinavian experimentalists Efterklang, whose most recent album features sounds recorded in a deserted town above the Arctic Circle.
Prodigious violinist Marques Toliver and his loop pedal can be found at The Alcove stage, while hotly-tipped Night Engine - who evoke the spirit of Talking Heads - will take to The Lake Stage.
Eerie art pop sisters CocoRosie offer a change of pace on the 6 Music stage on Sunday, before headliners Beach House and their ethereal melodies wrap up.
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