Whartscape

Homegrown in Baltimore, Whartscape is a touring music festival featuring nearly one hundred bands, thousands of attendees and a lot of sweat. We were lucky enough to be there for the 3rd annual Whartscape and caught several performances including Ponytail, Double Dagger, Girl Talk and Dan Deacon, the festival's co-founder and main impresario. In an interview with him conducted over iChat, he explains how the police inspired the festival, why people often participate in his shows and the future.

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Music

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• Music
• Baltimore
• Artrock
• Events

[machinevisions]

Does anyone know what track is playing from 2:15 to 2:40? It's attributed to "Trey Told 'em" but I can't find a track like this in their discography. It's been bugging me for ages!

[aviewoflife]

@RedPenumbra Dan Deacon "The Crystal Cat" If you liked that you should definitly check out his albums 'Spider Man of the Rings' & 'Bromst.' He does some really unique electronics. He has other albums too that are also good, those two are just his most well known. He is one of the best acts to see live because of all the crowd participation.

[RedPenumbra]

What's the name of the song that kicks off the video? Or the artist for that matter. That guy sounds like he has some good music.

[jaja4408]

Or fags like you

[RedSoxNation234]

anyone know the song that Double Dagger is playing?

[naomar1]

weirdos

[kevagonia]

for nerds.

[designwarp]

Hipsters.

[EricStevnHarrell]

I never heard anything... so I only assume it's a dance party for the deaf.

[innernumb]

uh not exactly...more like a giant fucking dance party.