That noise you hear, like the rumbling orchestra of the F train barreling past New York City's 2nd Avenue, is none other than the sound of "Labor Days," the album by rising indie hip hop star, Aesop Rock. Once again teaming up with production partner Blockhead, Aesop brings his rhymes to life with a soundtrack that veers from the underground funk of the lead single "Coma" to the stuttering drum & bass of "Save Yourself" to the spaced-out melodic thump of the title track. Lyrically, Aesop's sheer ability, c...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Limited Edition! Comes with unique silk screened covers and is numbered out of 300! On Are We Not Horses Toronto-based, seven piece indie-folk ensemble Rock Plaza Central uses traditional instrumentation to sketch visions of an apocalyptic future where angels battle humans and a race of robotic horses falls into existential crisis. Guitar, violin, banjo, drums, bass and horns combine to bring to mind the psych-folk of Neutral Milk Hotel as well as the casual country-soul of The Band. Culled f...   [ read more ]

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Bazooka Tooth is Brooklyn-based Aesop Rock's fifth album, and his second long-player on doper-than-dope indie label, Def Jux. The beats are pure multi-layered phatness, fashioned as fans have come to expect from Def Jux -- frenetically aggressive, PE-recalling, neck-snap inducing, and all infused with a dangerous dose of space funk and computer game sickness. Aesop has an accomplished flow: a staccato, nasal delivery that resounds with forceful and cutting confidence. And in that odd moment of comprehensib...   [ read more ]

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