#burning man

I still don't get it right sometimes

I just don't get it as wrong

I still go a little bit crazy sometimes

Yeah, but now I don't stay near as long

I'm a little bit steady, but still a little bit rolling stone

I'm a little bit of heaven, but still a little bit of flesh and bone

Little found, little don't know where I am

Out at events like Burning Man, there are few things worse than not having a headlamp when you need it. Losing your headlamp is a logistical nightmare. Last Christmas, I bought @andymakesgames a 6-pack of spares to give away—not because he loses his (quite the opposite) but because he’s King of Headlamps and a kind person who likes to come in clutch for other people.

But somehow there’s very few headlamps that are both utilitarian and cunty. Until now!!!

These are thoroughly cemented in place by E6000, so they should take heavy-duty wear without budging. Six soon-to-be lucky ducks out there in the desert—panicking over having to use a porto in the dark—will hopefully have their nights cheered up!

Mattias Löw

Daniel Popper’s Surreal Art Lands at Burning Man

South African artist Daniel Popper is known for his mystical, large-scale installations. Often seen at art and music festivals around the world, there’s been one renowned festival that’s been missing his touch for quite awhile—Burning Man. After a 10-year absence, Popper finally made his way back to the Black Rock Desert with Mycelia.

Jonx Pillemer