Interesting article on direct-to-home TV marketing and its socioeconomic impacts.
Thanks to Katalyst Events for putting on a wicked show, as well as to Shpongle et al for not getting annoyed about how much flash I had to use!
Entire set Creative Commons-Attribution…
Really fun show to shoot. It was a tad tricky getting a shot with Simon Posford’s eyes, especially given that awesome hat he wears; he alternates between looking at the decks and drifting above them with his eyes closed, occasionally looking to see what’s going on at the sides of the stage. That said, it’s totally mesmerizing to watch.
Shpongle (Simon Posford).
I find this shot interesting if only because it looks like both him and the bird on the tapestry in the background are looking at the same thing.
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Pictured (L to R) are James Katalyst (Psy Amigos, Katalyst Events), Shpongle (Simon Posford) and Nokturnal (Darvin Knorr).Towards the end of Nokturnal’s set, slightly before Shpongle.
Nokturnal (Darvin Knorr) tearing it up.
Nokturnal (Darvin Knorr) laid down a pretty sick psytrance set that veered towards full-on but still had some very epic chill parts. I saw him at Shambhala last summer and this set was far less full-on-y than that was, which was probably appropriate given the tempo of most Shpongle tracks.
Simon Posford (Shpongle) at Dicken’s Pub. I cannot wait for Motion Notion.
