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Of course, no one within a mile of what was about to happen was going to miss The New Deal. Entire cars simply let out, turned off, and made the once moving line a parking lot to catch one of the main attractions of Camp Bisco A decision which turned out to be well worth making.

The New Deal played a fiery set to cap their attendance record at Camp Bisco, and left fans overjoyed to have witnessed one of their best live shows ever. The bass erupted into an undulating sea of neon glowing dance music fans.

Questions of whether The Disco Biscuits had brought their laser rig, and what the three giant cubes above the stage would be used for, that had plagued the main stage field during the day were answered in one fell swoop. Glowing beams of light and images from past years passed above John Barber, Marc Brownstein, Aron Magner and Allen Aucoin, while their loyal fans sang their lyrics back to them.

Copies were available throughout the weekend at the festival merch tent and at meet and greets with the band members. In contrast to the 3-year Planet Anthem album process, the band committed to finishing their latest release in just two weeks last November.

The photos were taken by Jesse Borrell and his NoCoast. If you have never made the trek to Camp Bisco, you are missing a fantastic vacation. Although VIP tickets may seem steep in price, I can guarantee the experiences they result in are worth much more.

The Disco Biscuits, and many other performing artists, spend a lot of time simply hanging out with their VIP supporters into the wee hours of the morning. Believe me, seeing Bassnectar less than 15 yards away is an experience every electronic music fan should have at least once.

Most of all, you feel like family. Whether you are a seasoned Camp Bisco veteran, or a first timer like myself, the people are more than happy to smile, bullshit and have a beer with you.

I will gladly give up vacation time to do so again for many years to come. Blow The Scene. Tours Features Interviews Exclusives Latest. Click arrows to scroll through Flikr gallery below. Including R. They also played a short notice show at The Blockley in Philadelphia last night. Sneaky bastards. Both The New Deal and Lotus will be laying down their best transitions as well.

The New Deal recently announced their tour to be the end of their sparkling 12 year career, and so Camp Bisco X may be the last time many of us will see the three piece, electronic jam titan. Where The New Deal may be winding down, Lotus has been wowing neon Ray Ban wearers in increasing numbers across the country. Their highly refined brand of melodic dance rock continues to fill the hottest clubs and festivals across the country from Electric Forrest in Rothbury, Michigan to the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado.

Whether your technological taste buds prefer awe-inspiring, powerful bass or intricate layered sampling soundscapes, there will be a sound of dance music for every last camper. The psychadelic synthesizer works of Simon Posford Younger Brother and Hallucinogen and flute contributions of Raja Ram The Infinity Project are accompanied by black-light costumed dancers, a wide range of instruments, and live vocals.

Continuing the rare hit parade Camp Bisco is offering for , Death From Above will be making Indian Lookout Country Club a major stop on their highly anticipated reunion tour. After five years of silence, the iconic dance-punk band, consisting of Jesse F. A heart felt letter has been written by Grainger , and posted as their band profile at CampBisco. Of course, what would Camp be without activities? Color Wars is a major Bisco regular favorite. Friday July 8th will mark the seventh annual competition, pitting members of the Purple, Green, Orange, and Yellow teams against each other in games such as dodge-ball, tug of war, biscuits trivia, the camp ground marathon, and much more.

Orange may be the returning victor from Camp Bisco 9, but the coveted grand prize is still in hot pursuit by the remaining three squads.