ONE PER CUSTOMER (or you will have none). MF Doom's fifth and many would say best album. Released in 2004, it has been called "an attempt to preserve the golden age of hip-hop." (RSE-0084-1)
Brother Ali's second album, which dropped in 2003, is perhaps his best and his first to be available on vinyl. Socially conscious hip hop with strong roots in the 90s.
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).
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).
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.
Seven's Travels features some of Atmosphere's most lauded works, including "Trying to Find a Balance", "Always Coming Back Home to You", "Reflections", "Cats Van Bags (feat. Brother Ali)" and more.
Distorted, experimentalist beats that intertwine feelings of tension and anxiety with sensations of bemusement and pleasure. Together, Aesop Rock and Tobacco are... Malibu Ken.
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.
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.
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.
The seventh album from the Indie-rap mainstay, Aesop Rock. The Impossible Kid (2016) now in double green and pink neon colored vinyl LP pressing in custom die cut jacket.
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.
Lucy Ford was packed with the kind of nimble wordplay found on Atmosphere's debut, but it was paired with more self-reflective and introspective rhymes than their previous album.
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.
Evidence returns with Cats & Dogs, his highly anticipated third solo album and Rhymesayers debut (2011). Evidence delivers like never before while maintaining his respected signature sound that earned him the title "Mr. Slow Flow".
Originally released in February 2009, P.O.S' third album, Never Better, was met with critical acclaim propelling his aggressive fusion of grinding beats and radical lyrics into critics' charts and fans' hearts worldwide.
After a five year break exploring new sounds and building their personal repertoires, the dynamic duo of Eyedea & Abilities return with the follow up to their 2004 critically acclaimed sophomore album E&A.
The thing that set When Life Gives You Lemons apart from previous releases was that it reflected a shift in Atmosphere's songwriting processes, where they moved from self-reflective to broadly narrative. Rather than stories from their own POV, Lemons was
