As I go through the pictures from this years lucidity, I can only marvel at the great friends I have. It's hard to comprehend that so much awesome happened in the span of just a few day, and yet it did.
The [AudiowaskA][5] stage was absolutely amazing, every time I wandered over to that stage people were dancing and not just weird hippy dancing, actual heat and rhythm dancing. It pained me every time I strayed out of the nomads nook and had to listen to off tempo bass music.
On the [AudiowaskA ...
Not Dead Yet.
By Benjamin Guest
Hopefully in this little blog post I can answer some questions that no one is asking. What happened? where did FON go? Why bring it back now? Why bring it back at all?
Simply put, Me and Chris had a falling out. If I never see him again it will be too soon, but the truth is I built this entire site from the ground up, taught myself ruby on rails on this site (I've got a full time developer job now), and it would be a shame if this site was just buried never to be seen again.
For almost two ...
I'm not exactly sure why, but I had more fun at LIB than I have had in a long time. It might have been the ridiculous crew of Santa Barbara "Galmazonians" that I camped with, maybe it was the pitch perfect Function One sound systems or the performers that kept them bumping all weekend long. It also could have been the ridiculous friend black hole creating "GLAM" sign that I carried around all weekend (yup, that was me)...
I've never been to Lightning in a Bottle before this year, I had heard about ...
This Interview was done for the HARDFEST BLOG, we would like to thank MSO PR for asking us to repost. Hope you enjoy this as much as we did.
Yesterday, I sat down with Gary Richards to discuss the artists he booked to perform at the HARD SUMMER Music Festival this year. He told me about artists he’s excited to have on the bill, as well his curatorial vision for the 5th edition of LA’s largest music festival.
DB: Overall, what were you trying to accomplish with the HARD Summer line up? Is there ...
Nit Grit Seattle
By Jordon Goff
Sorry for the late post y'all but on March 30th, I had the opportunity to photography for the NiT GriT with Two Fresh show at Neumo’s in Seattle, courtesy of Field Of Noise. I first saw NiT GriT, AKA 24 year old Danny Beall out of San Jose, CA, at a small venue in Santa Cruz, CA, called Motiv, opening for Datsik. He played a short 45 minute set for a relatively small crowd, but something about his music, combined with his demeanor on stage, left an imprint on my mind. Yearning for more, a few weeks ...