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By SweepingTheNation · Posted
Fontaines are doing Finsbury Park, so they're going to be this year's "why would they play a festival to fewer people than they're playing to themselves?" I see Dana from Porridge Radio was there this year, they seem pretty likely. I'd be interested to see if Lucy Dacus or Julien Baker are around and how high up the bill they'd be post-Boygenius (Dacus was Garden sub last time) Ezra Collective feel like an interesting headliner bet.= -
By Compost Happens · Posted
Ive just seen this conversation. I'm sorry for you that you have had this experience .I'd like to make one thing clear. Green Man and EOTR use a business called Compoost Solutions. They are a company that have tried to copy my company Natural Event. We provide the flat pack loos with the coloured canvas walls and art work on the doors at many events like Glastonbury, Boomtown, Green gathering, Kendal Calling and many more since 2008 in uk and 2000 in Australia . We designed our loos around people first and then logistics. You can comfortably fit more than one person in there at a time - helpful for different reasons. Inwards doors, seats you can choose to squat or sit, bag hooks, suitable for all sized bodies. We can level the loos on both left to right and forward and back gradients. Not amazingly we have grip tape on our three steps that can pivot to always remain flat. Ours always have a light and we always clean our loos at least three times a day. Compost toilet can be great. We always make sure there is plenty of sawdust If the patrons dont add the sawdust then our team does. If you can see the potential of compost loos over portaloos then please ask your favourite festival team for Natural Event compost loos by name. www.naturalevent.com Its good to remember as a user to add the sawdust. If you reckon others arent add two. Its not hard, but any loo requires people to flush, its just that compost loos are a dry flush instead of with water. I'm proud to have serviced over 450 events in 12 countries. Im proud to have started the loo revolution in the uk in 2008. I really do hope you have better loo experiences at festivals in the future If you feel so inspired, then check out a tedx talk I did in Sydney called "Tales of an international turd tosser / Giving sh*t back its good name Hamish -
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