Articles By: Grayson Cameron 
I Left My Trash In San Francisco: An Outsidelands Travel Log
Last weekend marked the fifth annual Outside Lands music festival held in the forested heart of the San Franciscan psyche, Golden Gate Park. The festival is a no-brainer on paper, the setting historic and spacious enough for thousands of dancing feet. But what is really inside Outside Lands? Trash, mostly. Oh, and some music too. To give something of an overview may not do the festival justice. But then again, after seeing the condition in which this once-pristine scene of [...]
Read more →Moonface – With Siinai: Heartbreaking Bravery album review
If Spencer Krug’s upbeat work with Sunset Rubdown is indicative of his attitude before nightfall, then it seems his joy gets lost in the dark when the moon shows its face. Most know him as an indie-rock nomad, but K rug plays musical mad scientist on Heartbreaking Bravery, his latest release as Moonface. This time around it was a collaborative effort with former tour mates (via Wolf Parade) and Helsinki natives Siinai. The amount of experimentation on Bravery cannot be [...]
Read more →The Black Seeds – Dust and Dirt review
Yesterday my perspective changed, if only for the time it takes to listen through an album. Dust and Dirt planted a filter over my views of the natural world; a simple reminder to slow down. The album serves as the seventh studio release from The Black Seeds, a New Zealand based electro-reggae group and features 14 songs. It was during the first song that I was eased into my organic mental transformation. I find myself focusing on the sun shown [...]
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