Trophic Cascade’s latest song, BastardFile, is about putting yourself in other people’s shoes. It’s about saying sorry. It’s about exploring the natural world.
It’s a historical record, a truth-telling, of a place that holds special meaning for many generations.
In 1933 at the “Blacks Camp” at Salt Pan Creek, in Sydney Australia, Joe Anderson (“King Burraga”) gave a nationwide broadcast to the Australian public, addressing issues of inequality.
Years later, I discover, this occurred on the land where I grew up…