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Susie long

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As seen in: Bristol 24/7, Her Campus, ONCOLOGY journal, The Times West Virginian, Epigram (newspaper), CGTLive, Clunk Magazine
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Review: Dungeons of Wessex, Moor Beer – ‘Blurred the line between music and magic’

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By Ruth Morris, Susie long Verified, Nejla Walker
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
Stepping into the Moor Beer Co. taproom felt less like entering a gig and more like crossing a threshold into a forgotten kingdom. The inaugural Dungeons of Wessex wasn’t just a festival, it enchanted the venue with spells that summoned a community which dissolved Bristol into a hazy, candlelit dreamscape of analogue synth, high fantasy and shared mythology. Dungeon synth is a genre defined by isolation, yet here it became a grand collective experience.
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In photos: Clifton & Hotwells Open Gardens 2026

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By Lowie Trevena, Jess Connett, Susie long Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
The gardens of Clifton and Hotwells’ green-fingered residents were once again opened to the public over the weekend. As part of the Clifton & Hotwells Open Gardens, visitors were invited into the private communal squares and gardens across the two areas along with refreshments, talks, live music and stalls.
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Review: Love Saves the Day 2026, day 2 – ‘Suncream and serotonin’

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By Susie long Verified
| Bristol 24/7 Verified
There are very few things in life that I would classify as a miracle, but 30-degree heat and blinding sunshine for the entire weekend of Love Saves the Day would definitely be one of them. After applying ungodly amounts of suncream and splitting taxis with strangers in true Bristol fashion, we arrived to join the pilgrimage of festival-goers making their way through Ashton Court.
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