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A portmanteau of "skeleton" and "telethon," the title is a metaphor for what felt like a long period of adversity. He meticulously exhumes and examines these skeletons, exploring everything from death to distrust, insecurity and isolation.
Truly amazing record, both sonically and lyrically, full of youthful creativity and tinged with the stresses of growing up as Black men in urban America.
Since it's inception in 1999, the Sad Clown series has seen over a dozen iterations in numerous formats, including rare 4-track demos, live recordings, a DVD of behind-the-scenes tour footage, a mixtape, 7" vinyl singles and more.
After Aesop Rock's most recent solo album, Spirit World Field Guide, he returns with the instrumental version of those tracks. Aesop has long been celebrated for his talents as a lyricist, but he has continually grown and evolved as a producer as well.
Originally released in 2012 following unprecedented changes in the music industry, Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color found Brother Ali reborn and rejuvenated.
Atmosphere's new album, So Many Other Realities Exist Simultaneously, opens with a gentler approach. A departure from the brute intros of earlier works. Yet, there's still an unmistakable sense of uneasiness that sets in, evolving throughout the album.
Similar to their now-legendary Lucy Ford release, Atmosphere had originally conceived To All My Friends, Blood Makes The Blade Holy as two separate EP's (To All My Friends and, of course, Blood Makes The Blade Holy).
The Sad Clown Bad Dub series is back! Originally released as a limited promo CD only, Atmosphere's 2006 The Fun EP (Happy Clown Bad Dub Eight) is re-packaged and reformatted on vinyl for the first time ever in this 12" smiley face picture disc.
The third in a series of collaborative EPs releases between Aesop Rock and Homeboy Sandman, Triple Fat Lice was born from touring together, where they built a connection beyond the music, resulting in a friendship that led to recording songs together.
Skelethon is the sixth studio album released in 2012 by American hip hop artist Aesop Rock. Pushing his intricate word play forward with new collaborators and guest appearances.
After an 11-year hiatus, Murs and Slug are back with their fourth Felt album, Felt 4 U (2020). Their musical journey began back in 2002, with the release of Felt: A Tribute to Christina Ricci, which soon became one of Rhymesayers' most-cherished releases.
Double vinyl! These aren’t dad-raps, these aren’t anti-establishment-raps, and these aren’t chasing-old-fire-raps. Even at its darkest, Atmosphere "Whenever" houses blessed-to-be-alive-raps.
The second installment of his instrumental series, Collection of Sounds: Vol. 2, features smooth beats, intricate sampling, and lush, jazzy layers that create an immersive atmosphere.
The Many Faces of Oliver Hart or How Eye One The Write Too Think was written, produced, recorded and engineered by a 20-year old Eyedea (aka Oliver Hart).
Originally released in 2003 on Def Jux, Bazooka Tooth is Aesop Rock's fourth album. Aesop drops abstract poetry, heartfelt stories and new millennial b-boyisms in his gruff monotone flow.
The second in a series of collaborative EP releases between Aesop Rock and Homeboy Sandman, Lice II was born from touring together, where they built a connection beyond the music, resulting in a friendship that led to recording songs together.
Truly amazing record, both sonically and lyrically, full of youthful creativity and tinged with the stresses of growing up as Black men in urban America.
Steering back toward their signature sound, Word? further highlights producer Ant's undeniable talents as the project leans into the classic boom-bap aesthetic, bringing a unique energy out of Slug's wisdom, wit and delivery.
