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Faithless is exactly what I love in a band–deep, potent danceability and a sincere, lean social consciousness. And there are those hands-in-the-air moments:<\/p>\n

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As Faithless finish their set, a thousand fists are in the air. Maxi Jazz is second only to Daddy G of Massive Attack in overall coolness.<\/p>\n

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The “Do Lab” is a small venue of shaded enclosures. A stream of quirky performers keep the trippy atmosphere alive.<\/p>\n

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Last video of the day: Benny Benassi kicks the crowd into motion in the Sahara tent.<\/p>\n

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