Joy Crookes

Joy Crookes plays out her emotional Glastonbury debut on the Pyramid Stage, while Self Esteem proves that John Peel is where it's at.

The decade-defining “The Look”, released back in 2010, unleashes a synth-propelled wave of electro indie with hooky instrumentals and irrepressible melodies. “It feels so good” shouts Mount as “The Bay” thumps out across the field. “It’s an appropriate time to be drinking a Cherry B,” she laughs, swigging from the tiny bottle and launching into “Wild Jasmine”. This is a crazy moment,” she says, tears streaming down her face. Formed in 1999, Metronomy thrived on the early success of their beeping, bopping hits. The baptism lasts less than an hour.