El-P — How To Serve Men

Nice video of El-P’s lat­est track “How To Serve Man”, released on the label’s sam­pler DefJux Presents… IV. Good news, he is cur­rently work­ing on his third stu­dio album, ten­ta­tively titled Can­cer for Cure. To keep  posted check out the blog of Definitve Jux’s mas­ter­mind!

That’s not all: Adult Swim just released another one of their free mix albums, titled ATL RMX.

On ATL RMX, var­i­ous abstract beat-music types like Hud­son Mohawke, SALEM, and Dam-Funk (as well as wild cards like HEALTH and Mem­ory Tapes) remix tracks from Atlanta rap­pers like Young Dro, OJ DaJuice­man, and Play­boy Tre. So if you’ve ever wanted to hear Gucci Mane’s play­fully blunted drug talk mixed with Fly­ing Lotus’s play­fully blunted squig­gles, now’s your chance. Also of note: Prefuse 73 chops up Shawty Lo’s horn-funk banger “Dey Know”, and Young Jeezy gets the El-P treat­ment. Worlds collide!

This fine piece of music reminds me of the leg­endary Definitve Swim sam­pler, also avail­able for free! And if you still don’t have enough of pro­gres­sive, strange noises, check out Definitve Jux’s vimeo chan­nel to find this music visu­al­ized, which makes it even more awe­some!

Metal on Metal — Bastard

Glue Soci­ety did a damn nice job on con­cep­tion and direc­tion of this clip for “Metal on Metal”.

Cred­its:
Record label: Skint
Cre­ative con­cept: The Glue Soci­ety
Direc­tor: Matt Devine, The Glue Soci­ety
Pro­duc­tion com­pany: Revolver
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sunday morning music: Mr. Lif — Because They Made It That Way

Artist: Mr. Lif

Song: Because They Made It That Way

Album: -

Direc­tor: Ethan Lader

Black & White, one shot, sim­plic­ity, Ethan Lader, what more to say?

Where does all this incredible music come from?

LET THE WATER BOIL!!!!!!

The Most High Tech One Man Band Around

That 1 Guy — Buttmachine

“Just ’cause it’s cracked, doesn’t mean that it’s broke
Just ’cause it’s a butt, doesn’t mean it’s a joke“
The most high tech one man band around

They all went to heaven at the age of 27

I like to lis­ten to The Doors a lot, so I was pretty amazed when I noticed this nice shirt col­lec­tion themed “They all went to heaven at the age of 27″. The Scan­di­na­vians of Whip­ping Floyd have their own, but in my opin­ion very fresh style!

Here are the fea­tured artists:

• Robert John­son (5/8/1911 — 8/16/1938)
• Brian Jones (2/28/1942 — 7/3/1969)
• Janis Joplin (1/19/1943 — 10/4/1970)
• Jimi Hen­drix (11/27/1942 — 9/18/1970)
• Jim Mor­ri­son (12/8/1943 — 7/3/1971)
• Kurt Cobain (2/20/1967 — 4/5/1994)

The For­ever 27 Club con­sists of promi­nent musi­cians who all passed away at the age of 27 years. Too early, if you look at how inspir­ing their music is still today. Time­less clas­sics. To put these peo­ple a mon­u­ment Whip­ping Floyd cre­ated these shirts.

My favorite is Jim Morrison’s:

To explain:

Mr. Mojo Risin is an ana­gram of his name that he uses in the song LA Woman. He spent his last night on earth in the Paris night­club Rock’n’Roll Cir­cus. White horses denote heroin, the rea­son Jim died most likely.

Happy-Sound!