III Points 2014, Day Three: Mac DeMarco, Jamie Jones and Hot Natured, Tiga, Com Truise

David Bennett October 13, 2014 9:00AM

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III Points Festival 2014, Day Three

With Mac DeMarco, Jamie Jones and Hot Natured, Tiga, Com Truise, and others

Soho Studios, Wynwood, Miami

Friday, October 10, 2014

Good morning, Dade County.

Oh, you can't hear me 'cause you're still asleep and the bass is still tickling the inside of your eardrums? I don't blame you.

For the second year in a row, III Points has shown it definitely has a way of obliterating your sleep schedule. But it's all worth the lack of rest, if a life-affirming fix of four-to-the-floor beats is what you've been needing.

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David Bennett