Welcome to the Headz the Novel blog!!! The mission of this site will be to report on issues and events related to music festivals, culture and the counterculture, arts, politics, comedy, and anything else. This cite will focus on real things, while the headzthenovel website will serve as a companion piece to the book.... »
. . The Moksha Family Art Collective is a powerful light in Miami. For years, Moksha has provided a hub for like-minded headz. Headz who bath in a unified collective consciousness. Headz who see truth and beauty in art and music and in each other. . Moksha’s message... »
. J.D. Salinger has always interested me. . He was a man of intense recluse and privacy. He garnered as much acclaim as anyone, yet he had zero desire for public exposure. He rarely made appearances or granted interviews. He didn’t care to play the role of... »
Somewhere during our travels someone traded us a copy of Big Fearless and Play, Wookiefoot’s new album, for a copy of Headz; a super duper headie trade. Btw–if you’re... »
Part of the whole festie experience is definitely trading. You can trade for almost anything, especially at a Phish show. This barter mentality has its roots in Rainbow gathering... »
We were lucky to see Thievery Corporation five times this summer. Everywhere we went, All Points, Mile High, Lollapallooza; even at smaller venues like the House of Blues in... »
All Hollow’s Eve, October 31st, three sets, Polo Grounds, mountains on the horizon, forty thousand of us spread out in different camps: Kid A, Oracular Spectacular, Exile on Main... »
The 2009 Mile High Festival split open and melt. Catching Paulo Nutini, Lyrics Born, Devotchka and 3oh3! for the first time was off-the-hook! These acts are already huge and will... »
Y10K ? ? ? Cause it’s doper than Charlie Parker’s veins . . . 10,000 Lakes was one of the best festivals of the summer. This is a part of... »
