One of the world's biggest, longest-running and most revered festivals, Glastonbury, wrapped up its 44th edition over the weekend, featuring some amazing live performances from the cream-of-the-crop of electronic talent.
The BBC are streaming videos of entire live sets from a selection of bands, DJs and producers who graced the festival's many stages in 2014, though unfortunately for Australians they are blocked due to pesky copyright restrictions. But don't depair - we've scoured Youtube to bring you a highlights reel (watch below) featuring the likes of Four Tet, Jagwar Mar, Disclosure, Bonobo, London Grammar, James Blake and more. There's even Skrillex's full set tucked away in there, where the dubstep icon packed an impressive 50 tracks into 75-minutes...in a spaceship no less.
In other Glastonbury news, festival founder Michael Evis has hinted that 2020 may be the event's last year. “I think I can run on another six years, which would take me up to 50 years, then [I'll] see what happens after that,” Eavis stated. The English farmer has been running the five-day festival on his Worthy Farm property since 1970.