Lost Lands
Watch Subtronics Drop Unreleased Music From 2021 Lost Lands Set
Subtronics wrapped five IDs into one convenient package for fans who missed him at Lost Lands last weekend. Rather than having to scour through dozens of short, low-quality recordings of his set, Subtronics uploaded a video that has footage of five unreleased tracks in one convenient place, filmed by videographer Andrew Freeman. The video features clips of the Cyclops Recordings boss dropping VIP versions of his collaborative tunes “Bunker Buster” (with Lost Lands founder Excision), “Take Flight” (with Sullivan King), and a special Lost Lands VIP of “Gravity” (with SLANDER and JT Roach). To the delight of fans, he closes out the video with a brand new original ID mixed with the vocals from M.I.A’s classic “Paper Planes.” Interestin...
Shuttle Overturns at Lost Lands Music Festival, Injures 9
Nine people were injured after a shuttle at the Lost Lands music festival overturned in Licking County this past weekend. According to local CBS affiliate WBNS, the accident occurred in the campground area at the 7500 block of Kindle Road around 6:30PM. One person was airlifted to Grant Medical Center and two people were taken to Licking Memorial Hospital with possible broken bones. The other six were treated for minor injuries by medics at the scene. At the time of this report, the cause of the accident is unclear. Recommended Articles Lost Lands recently wrapped up its fourth year this past weekend and consisted of performances from Wooli, Zomboy, Black Tiger Sex Machine, GRiZ, and the festival’s founder Excision, among many others. The three-day festi...
Watch Shaquille O’Neal Crowd-Surf at Lost Lands 2021
In perhaps the most surprising news from Lost Lands over the weekend, 7’1″ 320lb DJ Diesel—perhaps better known as former NBA center Shaquille O’Neal—went crowd-surfing. That’s a lot of man to hold up and send sailing across a crowd of ravers who had been going hard all day. Scottie Pippen, Penny Hardaway, Steve Nash, and countless other players had a world of trouble on their hands trying to hold the four-time NBA champion back on the court, and the Lost Lands crowd was no different. Despite their best efforts, their arms and legs buckled under the weight of Diesel, who quickly dropped to the ground atop a slew of unfortunate souls. Their attempt was, well, admirable: O’Neal has been known to join the crowd during sets, but this is the first time a ...
The Lost Lands 2021 Stream is Officially Live: Watch Here
Headbangers, rejoice: the long-awaited return of Lost Lands is officially underway. Whether you’re raving at your own in-house Lost Lands festival with your crew or just dancing in your pajamas with a PB&J in one hand and a seltzer in the other, you can now watch the Couch Lands dubstep extravaganza from home. Stream Lost Lands 2021 below and check out the hourly schedules beneath the video feed. Recommended Articles FRIDAY DAY 1 BENDA – 2:30PM ET / 11:30AM PTHI I’M GHOST – 3PM ET / 12PM PTELIMINATE – 3:25PM ET / 12:25PM PTSIPPY – 3:50PM ET / 12:50PM ETMODESTEP (DJ SET) – 4:15PM ET / 1:15PM PTMONXX – 4:40PM ET / 1:40PM ETWOOLI – 5PM ET / 2PM PTMUST DIE! – 5:30PM ET / 2:30PM PTMARAUDA – 6:15PM ET / 3:15PM PTDIRT...
Here Are the Lost Lands 2021 Set Times and Day-to-Day Schedules
Lost Lands is back, baby. The prehistoric-themed Ohio music festival, which doubles as a utopia for fans of head-banging electronic music, is officially returning this Friday, September 24th. The biggest and baddest in bass music are primed for monumental performances, such as Getter, Virtual Riot, Rusko, Barely Alive, Space Laces, G Jones, and of course Lost Lands founder Excision. Check out the official Lost Lands 2021 set times below as well as the schedule for the Discovery Center at the campgrounds Village Marketplace, which includes workshops, dance battles, and even a speed-dating matchmaker session for head-bangers. LOST LANDS DAY 1 SCHEDULE: Lost Lands schedule for September 24th, 2021. Recommended Articles LOST LANDS DAY 2 SCHEDULE: Lost Lands schedule for September 25t...
Excision Announces First-Ever All-Original Throwback Set for Lost Lands 2021
Those who attend Lost Lands this year will experience something no Excision fan has before. Friday evening, the dubstep virtuoso informed fans about what they can expect from his performances at his flagship music festival later this month. Like previous outings, Excision will be throwing down a two-hour set, a special Detox performance, and for the first time in his career, an all-original throwback set. Excision took to Twitter to offer a glimpse of what’s in store. “I have never performed a set of just Excision tracks and remixes before,” he wrote, “and I can’t wait to debut this for Lost Lands!” In a reply to the initial announcement, Excision shared that the set will primarily feature tracks from 2013 to 2018. He also mentioned his albums Codename X...
STUCA Removed From Three Music Festival Lineups Following Sexual Assault Allegation
After responding to a graphic allegation of sexual assault, electronic music producer STUCA has been removed from a triad of major music festival lineups. On the morning of August 16th a woman named Mady Ward published an account on Twitter accusing STUCA, whose real name is Geoff Boss, of engaging in a number of unwanted, traumatic sexual encounters she says eventually led to a suicide attempt. In the wake of the allegation the organizers of Lost Lands, Bass Canyon, and Paradise Blue have removed STUCA from the lineup of each music festival. A source with knowledge of the situation confirmed the removals to EDM.com, but declined to comment further. Ward says that before she met Boss in person, she overtly told him she was seeking a platonic relationship, a scenario he agreed to. However, ...
Excision Unveils Lost Lands 2021 Lineup
This fall, bass music fans from around the world will travel to the middle of Ohio and step into a time machine to enter Excision‘s grand creation, Lost Lands. Debuting in 2017, the festival immediately became the world’s leading bass music event and has improved every year since. With extra time to plan this year’s festivities, it’s very clear that Excision and his team of organizers went all-out on the upcoming outing to make up for the lost time. Now, fans can begin to prepare their schedules as the lineup for Lost Lands 2021 is finally here. Lost Lands The lineup was revealed during his special two-day event, Reunion, hosted at the same venue as the prehistoric party. While each of the previous three years has featured an all-star cast of bass music ma...
Excision Announces New Ohio Bass Music Festival, Reunion
After his flagship Lost Lands festival sold out in the blink of an eye, Excision has now invited all headbangers to Ohio for a brand new festival called Reunion. He took to Twitter to announce the two-day bass music extravaganza, which is scheduled for July 16th and 17th at Legend Valley, the home of Lost Lands. According to a statement shared by the dubstep star, Reunion will not be a camping festival like its dinosaur-themed companion event, but there will be shuttles to and from Columbus hotels and free day parking to soften the blow for attendees traveling in. “Over the last year, the team and I have had a lot of time to get creative. The one thing we couldn’t stop thinking about was getting back to live shows and celebrating with you all,” Excision’s statement r...
Lost Lands Launches Official Ticket Exchange to Securely Buy or Sell Passes to Sold-Out 2021 Festival
Lost Lands may be sold-out, but that doesn’t mean fans can’t experience the fest’s grand return in 2021. Excision‘s flagship music festival, a bass music utopia situated in Ohio’s Legend Valley, sold out in record time due to an incredibly high demand for tickets after a year devoid of music festivals. However, considering the ceaseless uncertainty of COVID-19, many Lost Lands diehards looking to sell their tickets. Instead of relying on third party ticket websites—many of which resell passes at exorbitant costs—or transact with strangers, Lost Lands has launched an Official Ticket Exchange hub. Powered by Lyte, the platform enables fans to securely buy or sell verified tickets via an authentic source, offering peace of mind and eliminating the ...
Excision Announces Lost Lands Ticket Launch Date, Shares Update on Other 2021 Music Festivals
As the live music industry slowly inches toward reopening amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Excision is eyeing a safe return. The superstar bass music producer and DJ took to Twitter today to share a lengthy statement about the immediate future of Lost Lands, Bass Canyon, and other music festivals navigating the impact of the virus. “Even though we are still unable to host and play shows like we used to, it’s slowly becoming safer as the weeks go by. We don’t know when live shows will come back in full force, maybe it will be earlier than predicted, or maybe it will be later,” Excision wrote. “But no matter what, we have to be ready. Large scale festivals take many months to plan properly, so we have to accept that if we want live events to be waiting for ...
You Can Win Free VIP Tickets to Lost Lands or Bass Canyon by Checking Your Voter Registration
Someone who just launched a new record label with 118 songs, headlined a major virtual music festival, and trended on Twitter doesn’t usually have the time or energy to focus on other projects. Excision, however, isn’t just anyone. In a new interview with Forbes about the launch of his new Subsidia Records banner, Excision waxed poetic about a number of intimate topics. In addition to delving into highlights from his career, advice he’d give to his future self, and the inspiration behind Subsidia, he also stressed the importance of voting ahead of the impending federal election. “I really want everyone who reads this to register to vote. This goes for every country in the world,” Excision said. “There is so much discussion over changes that we want to ma...
