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Voodoo Experience 2008: Sunday Review |
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Saturday, 25 October 2008 18:00 |
Breakfast on Tour.com
The Land of Nod. The area surrounding the Noomoon stage was truly its own world within the festival. People-watching was stellar at any time of the day, unique musical acts were constantly performing, and captivating visual art pieces were scattered throughout. Perhaps the most noticeable of the oddities was an elaborately adorned hearse created by artist Kelly Israel. I could spend days staring at its intricate magnificence and still not feel like I'd seen everything on it.
Dallas psych/prog rockers Spoonfed Tribe soon appeared on the Noomoon stage, so I drew nearer to watch. The first time I saw them, I found lead vocalist/flautist Egg Nebula's onstage energy infectious; the same was true this day... |
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Fusicology revels in the 10th Annual Voodoo Music Experience |
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Thursday, 23 October 2008 18:00 |
10.24.08 | DAY 1??After a misty morning, fearing a muddy scene a-la-Lollapalooza memories, we were thrilled with the breaking of the sun around 2pm as my photographer, Emily, and I arrived at check-in on Friday under some sprawling poplar trees at the spectacular New Orleans City Park. Just a bit of distant chill in the air to let us know we'd need jackets for later and friendly smiles from the Voodoo Festival staff.
Our first glimpse was of the circus-style New... |
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The Ten Commandments of Voodoo |
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Thursday, 23 October 2008 18:00 |
WWLTV
Chad Bower / Eyewitness News
You know the type: the stumbling, bumbling, obnoxious drunk that fights just to stand up after a drink or two over their limit. He may be a sad, sore sight, but he was only breaking a few of The Ten Commandments of Voodoo. Protect yourself from yourself by reading over the commandments. You don't want to be any more annoying than our little friend.
Thou shalt support local music. Buy a CD. Try on a few shirts. Direct tourists towards the... |
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Sunday, 19 October 2008 18:00 |
NOOMOON - Land Of Nod stage @ Voodoo Festival
New Orleans is, and has always been, a city that calls out to artists of all types. Writers, actors, painters, and especially musicians, come here and are reborn in the image of those who were born here in reality; not by imitation, but by the sense of freedom and self discovery that prevails in such a lush Caribbean climate, steeped in all night drinking establishments, a history of cultures, wide and deep, and a sense that life is for living... |
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