Our photographer Clayton "Le Panda" Woodley just returned from the dust pit of Camp Bisco, a festival held every July at a huge country club field outside of Albany, New York. Started by the Disco Biscuits, Bisco has turned from a hippie-ish "jamtronica" gathering into one of the summer's premiere rage-fests—this year everyone from Bassnectar and Passion Pit to Flux Pavilion and Baauer made an appearance, while thousands of wild humans partied it up in the dust and hoisted totems with blow-up dolls, aliens, and even Taco Bell flags above the crowd. It's a wild mix of rave, hippie, and rock 'n' roll (local biker gangs act as security for the fest). Clayton captured the highs for us in stunning high-res, and look out for more Bisco moments coming throughout the week.
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