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André 3000’s Flute Inspires Mosh Pit at Camp Flog Gnaw

November 19, 2024

André 3000’s Flute Inspires Mosh Pit at Camp Flog Gnaw

When you go to a festival hosted and curated by one of the most outrageous artists in pop music, not only are you free to act a fool, but you should expect to have your horizons broadened along the way.

In addition, the word camp in Camp Flog Gnaw could be interpreted in many ways. As it should.

When André 3000 came out with his flute album, it was a shocker to many, but not to the head councilor at Camp Flog Gnaw, Tyler the Creator. He was one of the first to hear it and love it.

New Blue Sun was released almost exactly a year ago today. It was André’s return to making new music after taking a shocking 17-year break.

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