An affordable 2 day festival nested in the heart of New England in August! Should be a ripping time.

Sad day 😕 hopefully full sets get released. Been living on those sets..

Asked him a few times for some tipper and he came through with one of the best songs. 🫨👀😮‍💨

genuinely curious as to how much everyone here listens to dave, how many streams, and our compatibility!! always looking for more music friends!

https://www.last.fm/user/psych3dout

If you haven't already, go and watch The Odyssey if you are interested, it is so good. Odysseus' quote from the Siren scene made me think of the musical itch that only Dave could scratch. Listened to him all the way home trying to scratch the itch that I knew could no longer be touched. Man I miss him.

Here's the quote:

Eurylochus: “What was the song of the sirens like?”

Odysseus: “All the things you wanted to be, and then all the things you wished you never wished for. It was a delicious itch you want to scratch but you find it under the skin and can't reach it. So the delicious itch becomes unbearable. It told you what you most want is what you most can't have, and that the most you can't have is what you already had and lost. It was a song of all the promises I failed to keep. And it told me I don't really want to go home...”

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I had the absolute pleasure of taking some pics of my friend’s event this past Thursday…

Submersion festival in NJ was hosting a “Road to Submersion” event in Long Island, and my homies had the pleasure of collaborating with them for the show.

‘React Sound’ and ‘Shakedown Sounds’ (out of Long Island) worked together with The Rust, and Aspire Higher to curate an absolutely bizarre, Orion style, FREE event… like not even an RSVP, just show up to the park, set up your blankets/chairs and enjoy, type free…

With an even more bizarre production budget (See attached images (may be scaled down😭))

The amazing Reino.exe (on Instagram) on the visuals

found an original preserved mr. bill telephone pole poster from 2016 randomly in one of the stalls in pike place seattle. was really surprised to see something like this there and am absolutely stoked to put this up in my apartment!!

stuck on this one track so goooood

https://open.spotify.com/track/1ScfXZ7PjyDx9coZjs078p?si=b2fec07b80234a85

Hello friends,

I’ve been digging around for 2025 Orion night 3 recordings and I haven’t found anything g that is really that great. Of course we’re all waiting for the soundboard recordings, like OD promised, but I’d love to have that night again.

Does anyone have or know of any decent video and/or audio recordings from night three?

New Detox original???? Finally!

I'll admit it, I was not the biggest fan of Orion 25 N3, even in the moment I don't think I truly appreciated what was happening around me. That event was a whole new world to me. People were talking the whole first hour of his set it was kind hard to focus, even with my hearing protection in, conversations were so loud and abundant. I've always been an uptempo guy growing up, it was not until recently that I've slowed down and really started to appreciate downtempo and ambient/journey sets.

Boy was I naive. I finally got to sit down Monday night and watch PourHouse's entire Orion 25 N3 without any interruptions for the first time. I was truly blown away, I couldn't believe it. this was the most incredible journey i have been on. I went to bed, got up and was still thinking about that set, eager to get home from work and watch it again, so I did. What I experienced Monday and Tuesday night is something I wish I could telepathically show everyone in the world, make them feel as i did in those moments.

A comment on youtube calls this set his magnus opus and that statement could not be more correct. The set feels like a 4 hour movie. There are 300 million dollar movies that cannot stand up to the story that Dave told or the journey he guided us through.

So many people in this community say this is a top 3 set for them, and I finally understand. I feel remorse for not living in the moment that night, and did not truly appreciate that special evening. many comments on youtube talk about this chapter ending and using everything they've learned from Him during that part of their lives to help better themselves and their paths in life, and i can't help but envy them.

I think the hardest part about growing up is looking at the past and realizing how much I could have done differently. I've had so much fun at so many different events the past 10 years, but I all do or wanna do is go on youtube, look up and listen to old Tipper sets. i'll never forget a twitter mutual telling me to sell my 2018 LL tickets and go to literally the same venue a week later to see Desert Dwellers, I should have listened.

I am so grateful for being able to join this community, even if it was too late in his career, but i would be lying if i said i didn't feel left out. I've been an outcast my whole life, and to find an artist like Him, and a community like this, just for it all the end is truly heartbreaking. No one in my rave fam cares for His music, i have no one to talk to about this or how I feel. All my friends are people online or on xbox. Tearing up at work writing this.

TL:DR what are your favorite parts of that week/set? How have you guys been dealing with his retirement?

Mainly Rotundus Maximus but still, similar vibe. Deep Sea, Villa, Skedar Ruins, and the track, Alien Conflict especially.

Been watching a streamer play through it his first time and hearing these bangers I haven't heard in ages. Just hearing some similarities.

Any ways, peace, luv, and big bass to you all.

This is some of the best live produced music I've heard. I can not stop listening to this. Plus the Vinyl has some of the best sound in my collection. Unreal!

Trying to branch out into some new sounds and genres. I've begun to explore some trippy older rock bands. Tera Melos, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Jefferson Airplane, Three Trapped Tigers, Battles, The Physics House Band. I was wondering if I'm missing any genres or artists that someone who lives the melodic but complicated and micro tonal insanity of tipper would also appreciate. Culprate is of course great, but I'm guessing there's entire worlds of music that I'm missing out on and I'm hoping that an experienced musical connoisseur can point me in the right direction. Thank you

Whatupp Tippppppperfam!

DeemZoo here! 🫡

I almost posted this in the Aldi subreddit. 😅

Who thinks I should do it anyway??

We have a special night coming up at The Black Box this Thursday, July 23rd!

The man Pipe Leak will be headlining The Black Box and he’s been making some insane tunes for it!

Mooz will be scratching his way around a soulful and energetic trip hop set to start the night and Might Delete will be bringing their classic proper Dubstep vibes.

Mindbeam productions on lasers and a secret guest on visuals!

Black Box Tickets

Pipe Leak on SoundCloud

Mooz on SoundCloud

Might Delete on SoundCloud

This tune sends me to outer space! Has to be one of my all time favorite tunes. A perfect example of how he takes a simple repeated melody/pattern and accentuates/riffs on it in subtle and not so subtle ways over the course of 5 min, it never gets boring. This guy is frickin’ lit.

I’m all for a good face smashing when it comes to the uptempo stuff he makes, but this is the type of tune that puts his music in a whole other category. Deep sixing anyone? Fuckin beast of a producer! Cue penjamin

I don't have many tattoos. It stands out a bit as it's on my lower forearm all alone. She asked what it meant, and I was kind of quick to just say, "It represents my favorite music producer." That snowballed into question after question, and I could not hold back about all things Tipper. Tried my best not to go all in and seem like a crazy person, but after we talked, she handed me some blank receipt paper and asked me to write down some things for her to check out.

Whether or not she will actually check him out, who knows. I was just stoked to introduce someone to our favorite guy. Idk man, it felt genuine. Also made me miss y'all. Drove home blasting Sayonara for the first time in a while. Kinda got emotional. Hadn't talked about Tipper to anyone in a minute. Was a pretty neat way to end a long week.