Dappled Cities

The Dappled Cities are some of the nicest Aussies you will ever meet. On this day, we took them to Downtown San Francisco hoping to catch a similar energy from their live performances and catchy tunes. It was time we unleashed the gang to the streets and disrupt the flow of the mundane. The only thing was, physically the pedestrians didn’t want any part in it, no reaction, nothing! But we know, deep down they’re struggling, their brains are spinning, and the hearts are about to explode!

At the end of Fire Fire Fire, Tim makes an attempt to point out the ridiculousness we live in— "someone put milk in my coffee before and that was also exciting." The world that we live in now, it seems passé to react to anything out of the ordinary. Hoping that we never get caught in the mess, hoping to live daily without interruption. Hoping to presevere this slow boring death.

Next, we jumped a playground, borrowed a lady’s hand truck and crank out a tune using the play set, but where are all the children?

We next parked ourselves in front of a beautiful church and Dappled Cities sent us home with Battle Won, perfectly under such a political climate —"Battle won! Battle won! I found my dignity, the one that I lost the day that I went to war. I don’t need to fight to become the mightiest man."

Nate Chan