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Over the last 18 hours, we here at Crossfade have provided you with 18 reports from our first day wandering through Ultra Land and beyond.
So far, we've played a few rounds of Ultra Bingo. We've gone to pool parties and Sunday School. We've enjoyed sweaty encounters with CSS, Erasure, Duran Duran, Tinie Tempah, Shit Robot ... And now here are ten photo highlights from Day One of the Ultra Music Festival 2011.
Excuse us, though, office hours are over. We gotta go wade back into Ultra's hot sea of bodies.
See the slideshows from Ultra Music Festival, Day One -- Part One and Part Two.
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