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Swamp Stomp Music Festival
With Bright Light Social Hour, Roosevelt Collier's Phunk Phactory, and others
Tobacco Road, Miami
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Better Than: The sound of alligators and mosquitos lurking in the dark.
As you look toward the sky from the Tobacco Road parking lot and see the multitude of industrial cranes further turning Miami into a cityscape out of Bladerunner, it is easy to forget this was all once swampland.
But the sixth annual Swamp Stomp Music Festival was aimed to remind attendees of our simpler, perhaps more dangerous past.
See also: Bright Light Social Hour on the Next Album and Writing a Song for Texas' Wendy Davis
