Tag Archives: musick

Camp Bisco XI Womps Mariaville’s Indian Lookout Once Again

Posted on November 22, 2012 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

Mariaville – After two years of mayhem, packed houses and parking lot roadways much speculation took place that local residents would finally stand and say enough was enough. In the end townsfolk decided they’d rather have greenbacks than three more … Continue reading →

Posted in Electrocution, Festivals, Muzak | Tagged alice glass, bassnectar, biker gang, camp bisco, crystal castles, dubstep, electronica, emancipator, everything, festival, indian lookout country club, inspired flight, live, mudstep, musick, paul chambers, the bunk police, water | Leave a comment

Identity Fest Deafens Penn’s Landing in Philadelphia

Posted on September 28, 2012 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

Illadelphia – Cloud spotted sunshine beckoned southward. A $40 ticket from craigslist and a rare day off coincided in a parking garage adjacent to the Delaware River Sunday afternoon. Street parking problematic, paying for rented space saved worry while vouching … Continue reading →

Posted in Electrocution, Muzak, Wanderings | Tagged arty, audrey napoleon, dance, dubstepticon, edm, excision, identity festival, illadelphia, le castle vania, live, musick, penn's landing, womps | Leave a comment

Lakes of Fire – Michigan Was On Fire When We Got There )°(

Posted on September 19, 2012 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

Lucky Lake Campground – Whilst the enigmatic culture swirling about Black Rock Desert’s Burning Man continues confounding outsiders, denizens of America’s Great Lakes gathered to share and celebrate the event’s ideals at a venue closer to home. Driving through the … Continue reading →

Posted in Burnination, Electrocution, Hydrofracking, I was there, Wanderings | Tagged 2012, burngineering, burning man, freakeasy, horizontal hydraulic fracturing, hydrofracking, impermanence, it was on fire when we got here, lakes of fire, musick, old northwest, regional burn, secret gentlemen's club | 3 Comments

Ay Fast – Always Crying

Posted on December 29, 2011 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

This review was written for and originally published by Upstate Soundscape a radio show on 91.3 WBNY out of Buffalo, NY bringing you the best in experimental sounds cooked up across New York Meshing madness, life, and a slew of … Continue reading →

Posted in Albums, Electrocution, Muzak | Tagged always crying, ambient, ay fast, electronica, free dollars, humanity, madness, musick | Leave a comment

Deadmau5 Shakes the Washington Avenue Armory

Posted on November 8, 2011 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

Lines. Always lines. Around the block. Around the building. Down the street. If guitars aren’t involved the security groping is twice as violating for some reason. Tonight’s shape was an elongated L around a trailer parked in front of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Electrocution, Muzak | Tagged albany, deadmau5, musick, sofi, washington avenue armory | Leave a comment

Hitching to Burn )°(

Posted on September 24, 2011 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

Ideas begin their existence the same way anything else does, as a seed. Most are discarded, crowded out before they can grow by deeply rooted ideals around them. Others take hold, beginning their metamorphosis into a thought. The idea for … Continue reading →

Posted in Burnination, I was there | Tagged all fearing midwest, art, black rock city, black rock syndicate, burning man, hitchhiking, interstate 80, musick, radical, rites of passage, self reliance, survival | 5 Comments

Camp Bisco X: The Volunteer Experience

Posted on July 21, 2011 by a career in the haw haw haw haw

Sorry kids, no Bisco this year. Treating the property and town like a cess pool has finally caused the event to be cancelled. Thanks for ruining it. Guess you’ll have to do your shitty drugs somewhere else. In the meantime … Continue reading →

Posted in Festivals, Muzak | Tagged bisco, camp bisco, clusterfuck, dubstep, festival, ghostland, insanity, mariaville, musick, volunteer | 5 Comments