Landon captured the emotions of entering the mosh pit and finding safety in its frenetic energy.

My name is Landon Ramirez.

I think my first introduction to punk rock music, and I guess like alternative music, was pretty young.

I became obsessed with watching Much Music, which is like the Canadian MTV.

It's funny, the first music video I can remember blowing my mind and really getting me into modern music was for Monkey Ranch by Foo Fighters.

But because it was Much Music, I was first introduced to a lot more canadian punk and grunge bands like rusty and gob gob was pretty really really fun back in the day and then eventually as a teenager i my family moved to texas and that's when i started really holding myself up and playing guitar and discovering a lot of new music and playing in bands and getting really, really into music.

And while I played in a variety of bands, including country music and background tracks for hip hop and whatnot, the most fun I had was with my punk bands who were pretty chaotic, really inspired by like noise.

What was it like working with the dancers, and were they already familiar with going to punk shows or mosh pits? I mean, they