“. . .With camera in hand and an eye like an eagle, Dave Flewwelling occupies his well-earned place at the forefront of one of America’s most vital underground music movements, namely, The Muddy Roots Music Festival. Mr. Flewwelling’s Moloich Photography Ltd. captures the action in all it’s glory – the mud, the blood, the sweat and the tears. His pictures jump with color and texture, sometimes lurid but always captivating and unabashed like the music itself. By my estimation these ain’t just pretty pictures, this is photojournalism at it’s best, and the music deserves it! Thank you for being there, Dave!”

Dave Flewwelling knows his shit behind the camera! He had never seen my band preform before we walked on stage at Muddy Roots but the end results after 45 minutes was some of the best photos ever taken of us!!! It’s as if he’d been to 100 shows and knew exactly when to SNAP!!!!! I look forward to seeing what we look like again to Dave’s eye!

“Dave captures the complexity inside an artist and brings it to the surface, in both an original and highly artistic way, exposing our most personal and private demons for the world to see. The shots Dave throws away would be considered other photographer’s masterpieces.”

“. . .Beginning with the first practical applications of the camera obscura by the ancient philosophers Mozi and Aristotle, to the invention of the daguerreotype in the 19th century, and leading up until today’s modern photography, there has always been a singular ‘voice’ that has documented important events throughout the history of mankind. Within the burgeoning underground roots music movement of today, something I genuinely believe will one day be viewed as an important and pivotal moment in the history of American music, that ‘voice’ undoubtedly belongs to Edmonton photographer Dave Flewwelling at Moloich Photography Ltd. A ubiquitous stage presence at Muddy Roots, Farmageddon Fest, and countless other live shows, Dave’s distinctive images capture moments of time that truly capture the raw emotions of both musicians and fans alike.”