Wednesday 5th August 2015 by James Moore | Photos by WENN

11 bands to watch out for at Forgotten Fields Festival

Don't miss out on these acts

Here's our list of 11 acts you'd be a fool to miss this weekend at Forgotten Fields Festival.

Phoria: This Brighton five-piece have an eery and unforgettable sound; their ambient and electronic approach leaving you in something of a euphoric daze.

DJ Yoda: A master of sampling and mixing, DJ Yoda creates masterful concoctions of hip hop and jazz that are guaranteed to whirl any crowd into a joyful frenzy.

Sam Brookes: This artist provides his listeners with a gleeful dose of ambient instrumentation and pitch-perfect melodies. Check him out and prepare to soak up some serious atmosphere.

British Sea Power: We're not going to stop pushing for this band to be bigger any time soon. Their lush guitars combined with Jan Scott Wilkinson�s unusually soothing voice make for some great songs.

The Horrors: We're itching for some new material from this constantly evolving psychedelic group. Check out their set and cross your fingers for some fresh songs.

De la soul: The hip hop group have been going strong for 28 years now and can always be relied on for unpredictable, upbeat and energetic sets.

Wooden Arms: Mixing harmonised vocals with several choral elements, this British band insert a sense of tranquility and ease directly into your ears. Perfect for a hangover.

The Levellers: For a glorious dollop of British rock n' roll nostalgia and a good ol' sing along, don�t miss The Levellers.

Basement Jaxx: They may be an electronic duo on record, but on stage they're a whole other beast, welcoming an endless number of collaborators to get down with them.

Fish Tank: This three piece sound like the love child of Minus The Bear and Tubelord. Their techy guitar sounds and screeching shouts will be ringing through your ears long after the set finishes.

Island Cassettes: A folky five piece, this band play stripped back numbers that are sure to have you swaying from side to side in a barnyard trance.

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This weekend, the stunning Sussex countryside of Eridge Deer Park will open up to 4,000 lucky people for a weekend of music, film, food and everything in between.

Created by the brainiacs behind the ever-evolving Kendal Calling Festival, the weekend will host a wide variety of musical acts across a bunch of genres, including The Horrors, De La Soul, British Sea Power and DJ Yoda.

We've handpicked 11 acts that you need to feast your eyes and ears on if you're heading to Forgotten Fields this weekend. Click ahead for our list.