Looks like we'll be getting some new Aesop Rock music along with new Jeremy Fish art. Fish premieres his latest Ghosts of the Barbary Coast exhibit at Fifty24SF Gallery on Dec. 4, and will also feature a new song that pal and frequent collaborator Aesop Rock recorded exclusively for the show. Aes Rock's "Tomorrow Morning" will play on repeat through the night, and will be sold alongside a wooden Jeremy Fish print. Check out definitivejux.net for more info. --Oscar Pascual
We told you a few weeks prior to the premiere of Jeremy Fish's Ghosts of the Barbary Coast that mega-awesome emcee Aesop Rock recorded a new track that was featured exclusively at the exhibit. The single for "Tomorrow Morning" was sold alongside a Fish woodblock print, and is currently fetching upwards of $60 on ebay right now, but you can enjoy it without dishing a single dime. Just head over to Definitive Jux, as they've made the track available as a free download. And also keep in mind that y
It's an unusually beautiful January weekend in San Francisco with lots to do. Time can be spent lounging in Dolores Park (or your own neighborhood park preference) by day and rocking, laughing and partying the night away. Here are some things to check out:On Friday night John Vanderslice performs with the Magik*Magik 30 piece orchestra to celebrate 10 years of his local recording studio Tiny Telephones. The opportunity to see Vanderslice with an assortment of violins, cellos and violas is not to
It'll take you half the day to download it (or at least that's how long it just took us--pretty giant file), but Themselves' complimentary mixtape, theFREEhoudini, is up for grabs for the next 90 days only. The 39-minute long, uninterrupted mishmash of abstract hip-hop, space rap, and noisy scratches 'n' samples features a whole lotta guests, including Buck 65, Aesop Rock, Busdriver, Lionesque, Slug of Atmosphere, D-Styles, DJ Baku, Pedestrian, Sole, Serengeti, and Yoni Wolf and Odd Nosdam as cL
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