Here, we caught the beginning of NGHTMRE‘s set, getting caught in the feels and vibes of his sets is something you’d just have to experience. This DJ was not messing around, slamming down head busting drops relentlessly, keeping the mosh going his whole set.įrom here, we took a break from the Labyrinth with mainstage, The Wolves’ Den. Who could possibly follow except for none other than LA’s very own 12th Planet. To follow, Dion Timmer gave the crowd a neon tinged experience that left us all in audio and visual awe. Not messing around, Drip had the bass drops and guttural grooves, dropping his tracks ‘ Hot Chicken’ and ’ Oni’ with special twists. As Buku set the stage, Champagne Drip was quick on his tail.
Dropping nothing but the grooviest, slimiest bass tracks this weekend.
Insomniacīuku made it clear that we are in for a real greasy treat. As dusk approached, the bass music tock a shift to the darker, more experimental side.
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This dubstep duo opened up their set with an audio skit full of punchlines and atmosphere, which quickly lays into a high energy set. The vibes were on point.įollowing JEANIE was a set by Pixel Terror. She threw down some explosive flips, remixed, and some unexpected bangers like a dubstep remix of Brittany Spears’ Toxic. Her set was one of the best sets to kick off the festivities. We started the journey with JEANIE‘s set. Nocturnal Wonderland September 19, 2021 🌀✨ #NocturnalWonderland #Labyrinth /66hWLwBzVs The Majority of the first day and night was spent at the Labyrinth stage, where a Bassrush takeover was underway. The other neighbors were from the area, this was a group of two men, one of which, was their first festival, who I gave one of my flower cuffs to.
We shared food and took to the cool shade of their canopy this weekend. This group of four were some of the most hospitable people I have ever met in a camping festival. A post shared by Nocturnal Wonderland next morning, we got acquainted with our campsite neighbors from Pasadena.
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