Camp Bisco is an electronic music festival that’s held in Upstate New York once every summer. The first time we went was in summer 2006 as members of The Juan Maclean – I was playing keys and Nick was playing drums.
Unexpectedly, we had a fantastic time that night. Juan rubbed Petrulli oil on Nick’s drums, introduced me as Nick’s boyfriend, and did his best to scare the acid-crazed-hippie-children. We played a terrifying set. Great night.
This year we went sans Juans and DJ’d with James and Pat (Special Disco Version). We had our very own DFA tent and once again had an amazing time. Props to all the kids who danced in the mud. Below is a visual breakdown of the trip. Its long and probably very boring, as is our general way…
12-2pm: We met at James’ apartment in Brooklyn. He ordered us all delicious breakfast burritos and we listened to records. Eventually the tour bus showed up and Matt Cash gave me a tour:
2pm-6pm: We watched JCVD – awesome movie – and generally got our hang on.




6pm: We almost got stuck under a bridge:
7-10pm: We walked around in the mud. I saw many strange and typical things:



10pm: We set up these gigantic light boxes that Marcus ( Shit Robot) made . We controlled the boxes by connecting the MIDI from an AKAI MPC to a MIDI power strip which turned the lights on and off according to how we played/programmed the MPC :



1am: Time to DJ and people actually showed up:

2.30am: We DJ’d then handed it over to SDV, who KILLED it:
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4am: James and Pat put one final jam down. We danced like crazy. I’m wearing a bahja. It was cold and I forgot a jacket:
5am: Time to go to bed, it was incredibly fun while it lasted:

-Alex







