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Machines That Make Civilization Fun

Saibot — Sun, 13 May 2012 15:02:47 +0000

The title of Bigg Jus new album, “Machines That Make Civilization Fun” puts a smile on my face because it can be interrupted in so many ways. Well you do not have to wonder what the title means anymore with Culture King sitting down with the King Spitter to explain the album title as well as other things on his mind. He touches on everything from his graffiti, Company Flow, to the way he makes music and more. If you read ESP Music Agenda: Bigg Jus then you know I was looking forward to his release. I picked it up at Mush Records digital store and let me tell you Bigg Jus does not disappoint as always.

El-P=C4C

Saibot — Sun, 06 May 2012 18:07:12 +0000

If the post title did not grab your attention then this surely will because El-P will be dropping a new album. The album is called Cancer for Cure or C4C for short and will include his much sought after single, “Drones Over Bklyn” first established by the Adult Swim Singles Program website. The album will drop on May 22, 2012 but if you did like I did and purchased the G-Money Deluxe (that includes both El-P – Cancer for Cure Vinyl Super Deluxe and the El-P produced Killer Mike – R.A.P. Music Vinyl Deluxe Package) then you could be listening to the album right now. The original date for the vinyl was going to be released on May 29th but due to unforeseen delays the package will not be available until June 4th. To compensate the fans for the delay, they have given us the Cancer for Cure digital album early and will allow others to order a vinyl package to download the release today also. There are three vinyl packages to choose from to get the digital download:

Vinyl Deluxe
(shipping June 4th): 2xLP Vinyl + Poster + Album Download

Vinyl Super Deluxe
(shipping June 4th): 4xLP Color Vinyl – SUPER LIMITED (Album is “Electric Blue”, Instrumental is “Blood Red”) + Poster + Album Download

G-MONEY DELUXE!
PLEASE NOTE – (Shipping June 4th) Includes Both El-P Vinyl Super Deluxe and the El-P produced Killer Mike Vinyl Deluxe Package

That is all I got, time to get back to El-P – Cancer for Cure.

Video Of The Moment! Part Se7en

Saibot — Sun, 29 Apr 2012 08:00:36 +0000

I don’t know if Homeboy Sandman likes every song that I do or it is a stroke of good luck because he keeps releasing videos for my favorite songs off his albums. The latest creation from his album, Chimera is the moving video for the music, “Hold Your Head”. In the music video Homeboy Sandman tries to time travel to transform his life. It doesn’t work out the way he wants but he still holds his head up and delivers a message to his present self to not give up. If you are going through bad times this song is your motivation to stay up.

Directed by Mac Smullen
Shot by Max Blecker
Produced by Keith Haitkin
Wardrobe/Prop Design by Olivia Callender
Makeup by Sinead Kravitz

Incredible Katamari Hulk?

Saibot — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 08:00:51 +0000

Found this nice piece of work by Fennewalde on DeviantArt called, “We :RAWR: Katamari”. It combines my favorite comic book character the Incredible Hulk with my favorite game Katamari Damacy. He uses pencil and photoshop to illustrate the Hulk going berserk in the Katamari world. Here is what the artist has to say about his work:

somewhere, deep within the deepest part of the Hulk’s subconscious, Bruce Banner is saying:
“Oh! Katamari!
I love Katamari!”

To see a larger image click on the image below.

We :RAWR: Katamari by ~Fennewalde on deviantART

Super Baked In A Cage

Saibot — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 13:34:27 +0000

So I was listening to some of Cage’s previous albums and decided to do a little search on the internet to see what he is up to. Well I hit the jack pot because it seems like he will be dropping two EPs in the near future so he is dropping new joints on his SoundCloud page. All of the songs are jamming on there but the one that caught me the most was his song called, “Super Baked”. Producer FSTLANE gives Cage the perfect backdrop to infuse his haunting lyrics over and they blend perfectly. I can’t wait for the new albums and the new songs he will be leaking on his page. Check out, “Super Baked” below.

Homeboy Sandman Shows M.A.M.

Saibot — Sun, 01 Apr 2012 07:57:10 +0000

This is my favorite joint off Homeboy Sandman’s Subject: Matter EP called, “Mine All Mine”. The beat compliments Homeboy Sandman complex layers of rhymes about his self and his life. The video also takes a personal look at him and his family having fun. Check out the video below and go buy the EP.

Vulture’s Wisdom, Volume II: Deluxe

Saibot — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 11:54:10 +0000

It came in today, my deluxe package of Opio’s Vulture’s Wisdom, Volume II. It came with three stickers that say, “93 til.” A t-shirt with the Opio logo on the front and the CD of Vulture’s Wisdom, Volume II. The album is banging like we all knew it would be and the artwork and package compliment it well. Here is a picture of what you get if you order (go to Art by Ecliptic Sight for a larger view):

Pep Love Tells Us With Rigmarole

Saibot — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 18:59:58 +0000

I have always been a fan of Hieroglyphics and their music and I am still glad they are still putting it down for hip-hop. They have never stopped so this is not a come back. It is just time for Pep Love to shine on his own with his new album, “Rigmarole“. Rigmarole has lots of different meanings but I think this one would suit it best:

rig·ma·role
a complex and sometimes ritualistic procedure
~© 2012 Merriam-Webster, Incorporated

Which is why we are getting this album now. The first single and video, “Can’t Nobody Do It Like Us” (see below), doesn’t need to be explained it is just want it says nobody does it like Hiero. The second single and video (see below), “Hip Hop My Friend” does a great job of making you feel the way you felt the first time you heard good hip-hop in your soul with a sample to get you in that zone. The album will be released March 6, 2012 and he currently has a pre-order (which I bought the deluxe verison) of three bundles:

Pep Love – Can’t Nobody Do It Like Us

Pep Love – Hip Hop My Friend

ESP Gaming Agenda: The Backlog

Saibot — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 09:15:51 +0000

If you are like me then you have the too many games and not enough time to play them. It is the infamous backlog of games that accumulate over time that can not be avoid thanks to websites such as CheapAssGamer, Amazon Digital Download and the Steam sales. So I have set a goal (new year resolution?) to complete and chip away at this growing list of games. So far, I have beat several games and wanted to give a quick recap of each game:

Saints Row The Third
What is not to love about this game with its over the top gameplay and insane story line I will be looking for the next installment.

Battlefield 3 (Single Player Campaign and Multiplayer)
What can I say about Battlefield 3 that hasn’t already been said a million times in tons of reviews. Just go play it and enjoy it too.

Bioshock 2
The twist is in the first one you fought Big Daddies and in this one you are one. If you choose the evil route you get a demented ending that I will not spoil here.

Red Faction: Guerrilla
A open sandbox game that gives you hammer and stuff to smash sound fun? Yes it is.

Battlefield Bad Company 2 (Single Player Campaign and Multiplayer)
An unorthodox group of soldiers have to save the world and give you all the weapons and vehicles you will need.

Just Cause 2
Open your parachute and discover all the secrets on the island of Panau while people shoot at you.

ESP Music Agenda: Bigg Jus

Saibot — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 08:00:46 +0000

One thing I always worry about is when a group breaks up or want to put out solo albums is that one artist gets the shine and releases more music. It happened to Dilated Peoples with Evidence, Vast Aire and countless others putting out multiple albums while their counterparts Rakaa, Vordul Mega and others put out one or two at the most. This happened when Company Flow went separate ways with El-P making his label with a sudden stream of albums with Bigg Jus starting a label and putting out two solo albums and two collaborative albums but then he seemed to slow his output. Well all of his can rejoice because he is back with a single called, ”Advanced Lightbody Activation“. It is that futuristic on the next level music that you expect from the King Spitter himself. Not only that we found out he is releasing an album called, “Machines That Make Civilization Fun” on May 8, 2012 and with a title like that you can only imagine what he is cooking up for his fans. If you go to the Mush Records’ (the label putting out his new album) Sound Cloud page you are enticed with the new sound that will hitting your ear lobes. I am ready to hear some new material from the Bigg Jus and had to let everyone know about this one. Check out the artwork for Machines That Make Civilization Fun below:

Drip Stones Throw Subscription

Saibot — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 08:00:33 +0000

Stones Throw is always putting out great music to make your head nod and now they have teamed up with Drip.FM so that you never have to miss a release ever again. It is a new subscription service that will run you $10 month to get all of their new releases. I have already put down the money for the service and happily got the brand new Homeboy Sandman – Subject: Matter EP. The list of stuff you will get with the subscription is here:

How it Works:
- Get every new Stones Throw release, delivered to your inbox
- Download any time, anywhere
- 320 kbps MP3 files, with no ‘DRM’ restrictions of any kind
- Exclusive tracks, mixes and sessions from Stones Throw artists
- Month-to-month billing.

Upon signing up, receive our three latest releases. Currently:
- Homeboy Sandman’s Subject: Matter EP
- The Minimal Wave Tapes Vol. 2 (advance release exclusively on drip.fm)
- M.E.D.’s Classic Instrumentals LP

Next up:
- J. Rocc’s Mystery Tracks EP
- Quakers, Quakers Album (Geoff Barrow of Portisthead & a hip-hop group of 35+ members)
- Jonwayne’s Oodles of Doodles Album

If that list doesn’t get you hype then you need to go to the emergency room because you maybe dying. Time to get back to the music.

Video Of The Moment! Part VI

Saibot — Sun, 22 Jan 2012 08:00:51 +0000

I don’t know why this is my first post about The Doppelgangaz but I can assure you it won’t be the last. If I were to try to explain them to you it might put you off because they wear cloaks and make dark landscapes with their music. You still there okay good because they make dope music and have put the visuals to one of my favorite tracks off of their album, “Lone Sharks“. Check it out below and stay until the end to see why they are handing out apples. Watch off for the…

Directed by Nicolas Heller of @RickyShabazz
Cinematography by Seth Applebaum
Edited by Nicolas Heller and Seth Applebaum
Additional Cinematography by Gordon Hendrick
VFX by Brian Dohn
Special Thanks to Gregory Matesich
2011 Groggy Pack Entertainment, LLC.

Saints Row: The Third Gets A Little Cheapy

Saibot — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 08:00:25 +0000

You know I like cheap games and I have put over 57 hours into Saints Row: The Third. So how can the two get combined and make me put in more hours, well put some Cheapy D on it. That is right my favorite website for looking up cheap games, CheapAssGamer has gotten the owner of the website Cheapy D into the game as a DLC coming on January 17th. He won an auction to become a playing character in the game. Here is a video showing Cheapy D messing people up and getting burned at the end. Watch until the end to here him say his favorite quote from the 2nd game in the series, hilarious.

ESP Music Agenda: The Dirty Politicians

Saibot — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 15:16:41 +0000

So it is another year with another new site design and another ESP Music Agenda. This one makes me proud because it comes from my brother Cardiac and his group, The Dirty Politicians. They are making moves in Bakersfield (Killer Kern), California and have opened up for some big names such as 2 Live Crew, Onyx, Sean Price, Rakaa , Afro Man, Tech N9ne, Sand People, Luckyiam, Sic Jacken, Keith Murray, and more. I have even put one of their songs, “Rockey Red Eyes on the Ecliptic Sight Podcast: Future Edition and one of their live show videos. So I have been waiting for this and now I can put the world on The Dirty Politicians album, “Dirty Architecture” on Bandcamp. If you have been missing that west coast music like I have then you will be happy to add this to your catalogue. With songs like, “Flip the Page” that talk about their trials and tribulations to, “West Up” you will been nodding your head until it falls off. With Merge on the beats, he is crafting music that is intoxicating that will make you appreciate real hip-hop again. I can not speak highly enough about The Dirty Politicians and their music. Cardiac and Merge have dropped the visuals for their song, “Cold Box” off the album, “Loose Leaf & Lead” on Youtube that is directed by Evil Duer of the group and it shows that their creativity doesn’t just stop at the music. So sit back and prepare yourself for The Dirty Politicians movement.

I Got 5 On AmazonMP3

Saibot — Thu, 22 Dec 2011 22:56:43 +0000

Okay stop whatever you are doing and go to AmazonMP3 store because they are having a sale on albums for $5 dollars a piece. It is very random what is on sale and it is just best to look if the album you want is on sale. I have a MP3 Wishlist that I add albums to so that way I can go back and buy them later when I have the funds. An added bonus to doing it this way is that Amazon will let you know when the price drops below the price you added the album (it will look like this: Price dropped 44% (was $8.99 when added) $4.99) and this is how I discovered the sale. This is what I have picked up so far:

9th Wonder – The Wonder Years
Action Bronson – Dr. Lecter
Action Bronson & Statik Selektah – Well Done
Blu & Exile – Below the Heavens
De La Soul – The Grind Date
DMX – It’s Dark and Hell Is Hot
Dumbfoundead – DFD
Gravediggaz – 6 Feet Deep
Greneberg – Greneberg
Jedi Mind Tricks – Violence Begets Violence
Killah Priest – The 3 Day Theory
Kno – Death Is Silent
M.O.P. – Sparta
Malcolm and Martin – Life Doesn’t Frighten Me
Matisyahu – Shake Off the Dust…Arise
MED – Bang Ya Head 3, Special Edition
Meyhem Lauren – Self Induced Illness
Mobb Deep – Black Cocaine
Regina Spektor – 11:11
Royce Da 5’9″ – Death Is Certain
Saigon – The Greatest Story Never Told
Ski Beatz – 24 Hour Karate School, Part 2
The Black Opera – Enter Mission
The Dino 5 – The Dino 5
The Undergods – In Gods We Trust
Vast Aire – Ox 2010: A Street Odyssey

I say so far because half the albums were full price yesterday and I checked today and the other half I bought today dropped to $5 dollars. So go get your musical fix but know, “The Black Opera – Enter Mission” is $8.99 but I had to get that one now because they are doing something different that needs to be heard.

Video Of The Moment! Part Fifth

Saibot — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:09:21 +0000

Thanks King Fantastic you have given me another reason to miss the west coast with the video of “Class of ’97 (1979)“. It is just a summer time jam that is perfect to warm you up for the cold winter times we are going into. Troublemaker has injected a soulful beat that will keep your head nodding with Killer Reese One delivering the infectious flow. If you have not done so yet go and get the King Fantastic – Death of Summer EP at KingFantastic.com and if this is your first taste of King Fantastic pick up their debut album, “Finger Snaps and Gun Claps” also and here some Westcoastsynthesizerbeachbumgangstermusic. Okay back to the video so I can reminisce over the beaches of California.

Arkham Gears Battle Of Duty

Saibot — Sun, 20 Nov 2011 20:00:18 +0000

Wonder why posting has slowed to a crawl here on Ecliptic Sight. Blame it on the games, Batman: Arkham Asylum (playing the the first one because I already bought Arkham City), Gears of War 3, Battlefield 3 and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. I will try to keep up but with the holidays in full swing and great games coming down the pipeline it will be hard to juggle everything. To bad they can not mash up video games so we did not have to buy so many…

Slaughterhouse!!!!

Saibot — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 08:00:30 +0000

I have been telling people that Slaughterhouse is about to blow up and I have had a couple of examples to give them. They are four separate artists Crooked I, Joe Budden, Joell Ortiz and Royce da 5’9″ that have been doing their thing on the solo tip then they performed a song on Joe Budden’s ”Halfway House” which they knew they had a chemistry to form the group. They released their first album, “Slaughterhouse” in 2009 on E1. In 2011 they released an EP called, Slaughterhouse EP, to hold over the fans until they could finish up their Shady Records debut album. They say they are about 75% finish with that album which I know will finally put them on the map. So to display their lyrically ingenuity Eminem, Yelawolf and Slaughterhouse decided to go to the B.E.T. Awards 2011 Hip Hop Cypher and murdered the whole thing. Watch the video below and you will be yelling Slaughterhouse!!!! like Rihanna (you will know what I mean when you watch it).

This is the unedited explicit version of the Shady Records 2.0 Boys 2011 Cypher. Yelawolf, Slaughterhouse and Eminem over “Tried By 12″ provided by DJ Premier. Filmed on location in Detroit, MI, USA.

For All He Does, For All Of Us…To Michael!

Saibot — Sun, 16 Oct 2011 08:00:11 +0000

Sometimes in our lives we need a reminder. Something that puts everything in perspective. Why we work our fingers to the bone. Try to obtain every trophy. Fight the good fight.

Now back to your regular Ecliptic Sight program: I made that sound like something epic was happening but it is the just the new marketing (genius?) campaign from Sony called “Long Live Play. The video above just makes me think that we are changing lives when we play games it was perfectly executed allowing us the viewers to be drawn into their make-believe world. They also make us keep watching the video so we can try to spot and identify all the characters in the video. That is all i got I have to get back to my gaming.

Kickstarter, Premrock & Willie Green Pledge A Tour

Saibot — Sun, 25 Sep 2011 14:21:13 +0000

Do you remember producer Willie Green? Well he has teamed with emcee Premrock to release the self-titled album, Premrock & Willie Green on September 28, 2011on Isolated Wax Records. In an effort to promote their record they are going on tour in the U.S. in September and then International in October. You can help them fund their tour while getting dope music in return on their Kickstarter page. You can give as little as $1 dollar or more to receive bonuses. The one I chose was the $20 pledge which included:

Digital copy of new album: “PremRock & Willie Green,” signed hard copy of PremRock’s “the build” and digital copy of Willie Green’s “Dirty Jordans.” Email updates from the tour.

So basically I get three albums from their respective catalogs and help them put on a show for fans around the world that sounds like a win for everyone. So if you want to support them hit up their Kickstarter page for more options. Also to let you hear what is on the new album they have released this single with C-Rayz Walz, Soul Khan and DJ Addikt called, “Had to Be Me“.

ESP Music Agenda: Braille – Native Lungs

Saibot — Sun, 18 Sep 2011 08:00:31 +0000

Braille has linked up with Humble Beast to drop his latest album, “Native Lungs”. Braille has always given you meaningful music to inspire but takes it one step farther with joining with some of the best producers to compliment his sound. Evidence, Khrysis, S1, Ohmega Watts, Theory Hazit and more transforming Native Lungs into the most intricate and personal albums in his collection. Braille and Humble Beast want everyone to feel his message and is giving it away for free at http://humblebeast.com/downloads/. Here is the music video for the song, “Feel It” off of Native Lungs produced by Evidence.

Artist: Braille – @BrailleHiphop // facebook.com/Braille
Song: Feel It
Album: Native Lungs
Produced by: Evidence
Featuring scratches by: DJ Revolution
Mixed by: Eddie Sancho
Mastered by: Ricardo Gutierrez
Label: Humble Beast – @HumbleBeast

Directed by: Edd Blott – @EddBlott

Copperthistle Starts Anti Biters Coalition

Saibot — Sun, 04 Sep 2011 09:57:03 +0000

Let me start off by saying all the art below does not belong to myself or Ecliptic Sight. All rights and artwork is by digital artist known as Copperthistle on Deviant Art. I put that disclosure at the top because it seems he has a problem with biters (people that steal his work without giving credit to him). So he transformed it into art by starting the Anti Biters Coalition.

The concept works well with his hip-hop inspired work which also has a lot of biters in the industry. Here Copperthistle transforms MF DOOM into a zombie with the dark colors flowing into the haunting image of him devouring human remains.

ESP Music Agenda: August Vinyl Purchase

Saibot — Sun, 28 Aug 2011 14:59:29 +0000

Trying to expand my vinyl catalog and was surprised by a nice little gem some record companies are doing to keep buyers purchasing physical copies. They are adding digital download cards to the vinyl so you have it on the computer as well on your turntables. I definitely support this movement because it is easier than trying to rip your vinyl and separate the songs through an audio program. Here are the new joints that will be bumping through the Ecliptic Sight headquarters for this month:

Gangrene – Gutter
Pete Rock & Smif-N-Wessun – Monumental
Random Axe – Random Axe
Madlib – Medicine Show No. 9: Channel 85 Presents Nittyville
Gangrene – Sawblade EP (Shaped like a sawblade and new music not on the Gangrene – Gutter album)

Little Work Makes Big Design

Saibot — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 08:04:57 +0000

I first witnessed Juart Little’s impressive work at DeviantArt and was taken back by his use colors and expressions. He definitely chooses some of my favorite artists to give his interpretation through his designs. Little has drawn Aesop Rock, Cypress Hill, Planet Asia, Afu-Ra, Pharaohe Monch, RZA, Tash, Immortal Technique and many others giving the underground hip-hop some shine. Juart’s art does not stop at hip-hop and his work goes from tattoo designs to fonts and much more. His website at digitalbluecollarworker.com displays his work in a simple but elegant way to let his designs become the focal point.

Hard to pick one but this is my favorite from his work:

© 2011 Juart Little

Same Folks Goes To The Fifth Element

Saibot — Sun, 14 Aug 2011 08:08:29 +0000

Sometimes the screenshot is enough…

Pre-orders are up on Fifth Element for Evidence – Cats & Dogs and you get this song, Same Folks featuring Fashawn (video above) as a bonus.

See Today It Will Be Soulcrate Music

Saibot — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 08:26:24 +0000

I love it when I stumble across music like this. I was on Fifth Element to see if they had pre-order on the new Evidence album. On the front page I saw an album cover for a group I have never heard of. They are called Soulcrate Music and the album is, “The Kick Rocks Collection” and I clicked the link to see what they were about. So I ventured to YouTube to see if I could find their videos and was greeted with this one called, “See Today” off their album I mentioned above. So I thought I would share a new group I discovered so you can do the same.

Ninja Senki Makes 8-Bit Fun Again

Saibot — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 08:09:43 +0000

Ninja Senki is the brain child of Jonathan Lavigne and is a throwback to old school platformers with refreshing gameplay. The download for Ninja Senki comes in under 10mb so it is worth a try and will not hog up your hard drive space. Here is what the creator has to say about his creation:

You play the game as Hayate, the shurikenjutsu master, who embarks on a quest to avenge the death of Kinuhime, the princess of his clan.

I played a few levels and it definitely is frustratingly fun, skillfully involved game that I thought it would be. Did I mention that it is free to play on the PC and works with a gamepad. So what are you waiting for go get it at NinjaSenki.com.

ESP First Impression: Denon AH-D2000

Saibot — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 10:41:55 +0000

I have just received my Denon AH-D2000 headphones and instead of giving a full review with such a short time with them. I thought I would point out what initially stands out to me.

Simple packaging with no filler, so less stuff to throw away
Packaging contains: heaphones, 1/4 (6.3mm) adapter and instructions
Large and comfortable ear cups
Wore for several hours without any discomfort
Nice nylon thick cables for plugs
Gold connectors for 3.5mm and 6.3mm
1/4 (6.3mm) adapter actually screws in for secure connection
Seems to have a very sturdy housing and built to last
Sound is impressive with music, games and movies (this is subjective)
Not overly bass heavy (but it is there) and seems to reproduce a more natural soundscape (this is subjective)
Drives mp3 players without needing to turn the volume all the way up

If you are in the market for new quality headphones then I would definitely put these on your short list. Click on the images to be taken to Art by Ecliptic Sight for a larger view (800×600).

Stones Throw Inspires Music Videos

Saibot — Sun, 24 Jul 2011 08:23:45 +0000

Stones Throw does a lot for music such as dropping the latest Madlib track or delivering the soulful crooning of Aloe Blacc. Now it looks as if Stones Throw will be responsible for more music video content. With their 15 year anniversary, they decide they wanted the fans to get involved by having a video contest. With the vast catalog of Stones Throw aspiring music video directors only had thier own creative stopping them. The contest is now over and Stones Throw will be announcing the winners soon but you can still see all of the entries on Stones Throw’s Vimeo page. Here are some of my personal favorites but there are so many more to check out:

Even Zombies Get Down to Dilla

J Dilla / Dilla Says Go

Last Donut of the Night

Serius Jones Takes A Well Deserved Victory Lap

Saibot — Sun, 17 Jul 2011 15:32:26 +0000

Serius Jones is still doing his thing after his Fight Klub win, releasing street albums/mixtapes such as, “King Me” and making a short film called, “Life is Serius”. The opening of this video is what caught my attention and they explain it through out the video with some creative typography and camera work. Overall an enjoyable music video and song.

Artist: Serius Jones
Song: Victory Lap
Album: War Music
Music Producers: Ceasar & PStarr
Director: Fabrizio Conte
Post Production: Frame24

ESP Music Agenda: Evidence – Cats & Dogs

Saibot — Thu, 07 Jul 2011 19:45:26 +0000

After Evidence gave away the Beatles inspired album, “I Don’t Need Love” on his birthday as a gift to his fans, that just fueled the fire anticipating his new album that was announced on Rhymesayers Entertainment. Well now we get a concrete date for the album, “Cats & Dogs” and it will be released on September 27th. Everyone that has heard his music with Dilated Peoples, his solo joints or seen him at a live show has been waiting for this.

Here is the Cats & Dogs track list:

1. The Liner Notes (feat. Aloe Blacc)
2. Strangers
3. The Red Carpet (feat. Raekwon & Ras Kass)
4. It Wasn’t Me
5. I Don’t Need Love
6. You
7. God Bless That Man
8. Fame (feat. Roc Marciano & Prodigy)
9. James Hendrix (Stepbrothers)
10. Late For The Sky (feat. Slug & Aesop Rock)
11. Crash
12. Where You Come From? (feat. Rakaa, Lil Fame & Termanology)
14. To Be Continued…
15. Falling Down
16. Well Runs Dry (feat. Krondon)
17. The Epilogue

(Click image for full size: 800×800)

ESP Music Agenda: Jean Grae – Cookies or Comas

Saibot — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 09:09:55 +0000

Jean Grae has devised the perfect name for her new mixtape, “Cookies or Comas” because if you listen to her delicious flow too much it may put you into a coma. There is not too much to say about Jean Grae as long as you have heard any of her music then you probably already have this and if you have not heard of her (what is wrong with you) then this will make you see why she is a favorite at Ecliptic Sight. Alright stop reading this and go download all for the price of free at DJBooth.net.

Co-Flow Resurrect

Saibot — Sun, 26 Jun 2011 23:53:00 +0000

If that title didn’t pique your interest then you don’t know who Company Flow is or you just lost that excitement for Hip-Hop. Well El-P, Bigg Jus and Mr. Len are back to inject some of that goodness back into your heart. No, they do not have a new album out but they are doing a reunion show (so hopefully a new album is in the works) that sold out so the demand is there. As a treat for the fans El-P dug up this song called, “N2N Burners Lost Mix” which you can download at http://therealelp.official.fm/. The artwork below is dope as well and gave me the idea for this post (Click image for full size).

ESP Music Agenda: Albums Unexpected

Saibot — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 14:14:03 +0000

There are two albums that definitely caught me by surprise with releases this month. First up is a new Wu-Tang album entitled, “Legendary Weapons” similar to how their last album came out of no where called, “Chamber Music”. I will never complain about any Wu music because I have purchased my fair share of releases and they have been on a streak of hits with their recent solo efforts. The album will be out June 28th.

Next up is also a treat with the team up of Eminem and Royce da 5’9″ also known as Bad Meets Evil. If you heard the song, “Scary Movies” and this does not make you drool over this project then I do not know what is wrong with you. The new EP will drop on June 14th. With two powerhouses coming out in June this looks like a great month for Hip-Hop and music in general.

IMA-ONE creates a Robot Robinson

Saibot — Tue, 31 May 2011 12:47:28 +0000

John Robinson delivers fierce lyrics to any track he spits on. Now he has teamed up with Robot Koch to transform into Robot Robinson. Their sound is a mash up of Hip-Hop and Electronic music to nicely combine the genres. Robot Robinson did not stop with their sound scape and injected it into their artwork with the help of IMA-ONE. IMA-ONE is a graphical genius from the land of Japan and gives his own unique spin on their concept. If you check out The John Robinson Project website you can see sketches of the art below and the album cover with the final project also.

ESP Music Agenda: Fresh Daily – The Quiet Life

Saibot — Fri, 06 May 2011 21:40:03 +0000

Fresh Daily is at it again with his new album titled, “The Quiet Life“. If you bought his debut album on High Water Music called, “Fresh Daily is the Gorgeous Killer in Crimes of Passion” like I did then you already know what to expect. If you did not then I don’t know what is wrong with you but this will be a great introduction with the price of free at his Bandcamp page. Time to enjoy the quiet life with some music.

ESP Music Agenda: Hail Mary Mallon

Saibot — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 11:53:50 +0000

So you are probably wondering who is Hail Mary Mallon? Well the answer is Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz teaming up to bring you that back and forth flow with deadly cuts that has been missing from groups recently. The name, Hail Mary Mallon is in reference to:

Mary Mallon aka Typhoid Mary, the first person in US identified as a carrier of the pathogen associated with typhoid fever.

Their first single, Smock has a hypnotic beat with Aesop and Rock carrying the verses while DJ Big Wiz provides the cuts. Hail Mary Mallon gives the visual treatment to Smock with the group driving around San Francisco with special guest appearances from DJ Big Wiz, Kimya Dawson, and artist/illustrator Alex Pardee.

Rhymesayers Entertainment will be delivering the digital release of this super group to the masses on May 3rd, 2011 with the physical CD and double colored, etched vinyl on June 7th 2011.

ARE YOU GONNA EAT THAT? TRACKLISTING:

1. Church Pants
2. Garfield
3. Grubstake
4. Meter Feeder
5. Smock
6. The Poconos
7. Breakdance Beach
8. Table Talk
9. Mailbox Baseball
10. Holy Driver
11. Knievel
12. Plagues and Bacon

Preorder the album, Hail Mary Mallon – Are You Gonna Eat That? at Fifth Element and get the digital copy on May 3rd with the Physical CD or Vinyl shipping on June 7th.

Pick up the single, Hail Mary Mallon – Smock now at 7digital.com or Amazon MP3 Store.

Pharoahe Monch Demands W.A.R. On Amazon Cloud Drive

Saibot — Wed, 06 Apr 2011 07:52:03 +0000

Have you been looking for the new Pharoahe Monch – W.A.R. (We Are Renegades) for a cheap price or wanting to try the new Amazon Cloud Drive? Well Amazon has you covered on both ends. They have Pharoahe Monch’s new album for $2.99 on their MP3 store which also gives you a free year of their new Cloud Drive 20gb storage. So now you can store your music on Amazon Cloud Drive and play it through any computer or Android phone/device. Amazon Cloud Drive also lets you download your music wherever you are. This way you get a great album and a great storage for your music.

Tips To Beautify Your MP3s

Saibot — Fri, 11 Mar 2011 20:30:12 +0000

So do you have a boring foobar that looks like this:

Well with a couple of programs and websites you can have a better layout and/or take your mp3s to any program or mp3 player and have them prepared for primetime. So let us start off with a couple of places to purchase your mp3s to begin with. The first one is a oldie but goodie, Amazon MP3 store. They have millions of albums to choose from and exclusive and daily deals to sweeten it. The newer one on the block is 7digital.com and they are becoming my favorite with there new releases usually being $5 dollars and a locker so you can redownload your mp3s.

The first program to acquire to make sure everything in you mp3 tags are correct is a gem called Mp3tag. You can go through each song or album and fix your tags with the correct information. It has alot of built in tools to accomplish this such as case conversion, tags to filename or using a website to update your mp3s information.

That being said the next website to visit is MusicBrainz.org for mp3 information. They have loads of people that submit album tags so you are more than likely to find the right version of your album on there. You can also register to become a member and update or add albums in there databases but rest assure most likely they will already be there. Another nice feature is that it is built into the Mp3tag program so you can use the database in there.

The final website to bring all this together is AlbumArtExchange.com. They have tons of album art to embedded in your mp3s so that you can view them on foobar or your mp3 player. They usually have artwork 600 pixels or bigger to spruce up your player of choice.

With all these programs and websites you can take the above simple layout to something that is more appealing like this one below:

Nas & Damian Marley Teaches Sabali

Saibot — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 19:22:28 +0000

So you may remember Nabil Elderkin from the Homeboy Sandman music video that I posted awhile ago. Well now he takes it to the next level and grabs one of my favorite songs from Damian Marley & Nas are Distant Relatives album called, “Patience”. Nas has always been a visual lyricist weaving his words to paint pictures in your mind and Damian Marley comes with his deep rooted soundscape to collide with Nas’ wordplay. The result is one of best collaborations to happen in music. Nabil Elderkin infuses visuals and camera work that compliments their music perfectly making it a masterpiece. So are you ready to watch the video click the image below to watch.

If that video capture doesn’t make you want to watch then I don’t know what will.

Directed and shot by: NABIL.com
Editor: Eric Greenburg
Post/artwork: Gustavo & Clara
Producer: Nabil
add Prod: Kathleen Heffernan
thx: kathleen Heffernan, Marc Antoine, Jodie Smith, Sheku

7digital Holiday Hip-Hop Sale

Saibot — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 12:15:51 +0000

It is that time again for the 7digital.com holiday sale called the Advent Calendar and they will be bringing deals until the 24th of December. December 10th is there hip-hop sale with albums from $3-$5 a piece. There are a couple of albums on my Albums of 2010 list such as:

Eminem – Recovery $5
Kanye West – My Beautiful Twisted Dark Fantasy $5
The Roots – How I Got Over $5

Other ones worth mentioning are:

Mos Def – The New Danger $3
Nice & Smooth – Ain’t A Damn Thing Changed $3 (I just bought this one and a nice upgrade from when I had it on cassette tape.)

Some quality hip-hop to get you into the holiday spirit and at a cheap price so you can still buy all the presents on your holiday list. They have plenty more genres on sale that will not hurt your pocket if you are looking for something else. Now time to reminisce over, “Nice & Smooth – Sometimes I Rhyme Slow” for my gift to myself.

ESP Music Agenda: Albums Of 2010

Saibot — Tue, 07 Dec 2010 20:56:54 +0000

So it is that time of the year again where I wrap it up with my top picks of 2010. So much great hip-hop out there and a lot of it I missed but will try to make up for next year. So lets get into with the list in no particular order.

2 Hungry Bros. – Back For Seconds. Listen to some of your favorite emcees from Homeboy Sandman, 8thW1 to L.I.F.E. Long over the delicious beats by 2 Hungry Bros.

Agartha Audio – The Hollow Earth. Producer Dig Dug makes haunting beats to allow his Uncommon Record brethens to rip the hollow earth apart.

Animate Objects – Danya and the Fail Present: The Shit. The second song on this album entitled, “Grow Ass Man” is the mindset to be in listening to this fine collection.

Apollo Brown – The Reset. Apollo Brown has the magical red reset button to bring hip-hop back to the masses.

Bobo Meets Rhettmatic – BMR The Mixtape. Not necessarily a hip-hop album but from the genius of Bobo (Cypress Hill) and DJ Rhettmatic (Beat Junkies) how could you not love this collaboration of live instruments and turntables.

Boog Brown – Grind Season vol. 1. Boog Brown will dominate any other artist of any gender and does it with class.

Butta Verses – Slow Down Ha Ha (Single). Butta Verses is exactly what you get on this song.

Chosen Few – New World Symphony. New Hiero affilialtes want to start a new world symphony and they deliver on that.

Clan Destined – A Story Never Told. Nice concept album of how some emcees pay to get on a mixtape and then it turns into something they didn’t want.

Count Bass D – Hartsfield JAXson. R.I.P. Jax. Count Bass D & DJ Pocket pay homage to the Jax with his rhyme partners from Binkis and others. Count Bass D & DJ Pocket deliver a great album with lyrics, beats and cuts, what else can you as for.

Damu The Fudgemunk – How It Should Sound – Volume 1 & 2. On the intro Damu The Fudgemunk says, “…interpret the title how you wanna..” and with the way he crafts his beats show that this is how hip-hop should sound.

Diego Bernal – “Besides…”. Deigo Bernal is a new name to me but his beats bring back that boom bap sound with a spanish influence that needs to be heard to believe.

Dillon – Cupid’s Revenge: The Ain’t Shit Suite. First Dillon gets a whole album of beats from Paten Locke and now he gets beats from Batsauce. If the album cover doesn’t give it away then be prepared for a interstellar ride about Dillon’s take on women and love.

Donwill & Von Pea – The Sandwich Shop. Donwill & Von Pea two-thirds of Tanya Morgan lift the beats from The Roots – Sandwich EP and do it a great service by delivering satisfying words to the music.

DTMD – The Basics (EP). Dunc and Toine Makin Dollas paying homage to EPMD with their name. The Basics have a head nodding sound that make you feel like this is straight good music with out no filler.

Dumbfoundead – Music. Dumbfoundead gives us a peak at his genuis with this free mixtape with him flowing nicely on every beat given.

Eminem – Recovery. This is the Eminem I remember from his first couple of albums and brings a great recovery for music. His song for Proof (R.I.P.), “You’re Never Over” definitely celebrates his life.

Fashawn & DJ Green Lantern – XXL & Orisue Presents “Ode to Illmatic”. What can you say about a tribute album to one of the best lyricist and his best album from one of the best up and comers. I guess this is enough, go get it.

Freddie Joachim – A.M. Freddie Joachim gives us another instrumental album that can be listened in the A.M. or P.M. and give you the most compelling melodies to enjoy.

Future Ape Tapes – Temples. If this is your first journey to the sound temples then you are in for a treat because they have now honed their skills to give you the spaced out music for your ears.

Georgia Anne Muldrow & Declaime – SomeOthaShip. With Georgia Anne Muldrow & Declaime guiding this ship they craft something that is meant to be heard.

Guilty Simpson – OJ Simpson. Guilty Simpson lays the verses and Madlib lays the beats, do I need to say anything else.

Homeboy Sandman – The Good Sun. By far the one of my favorite albums of the year. Homeboy Sandman creates a whole album of music that you can not stop listening to because of his flow and subject matter.

J Dilla – Donut Shop. J Dilla (R.I.P.) more of that neck breaking music from the producer that you all know and love including myself.

Jay Electronica – Exhibit C (Rob Viktum Remix). Rob Viktum takes a stab at remixing an already dope song with his own brand making it sound just as nice.

Joe Kickass – Let Me Introduce. Joe Kickass introduces himself as an emcee to watch for.

Joe Kickass – Mind Joe. After Joe Kickass introduces himself, he wants you to mind the lyrical gifts that he drops all over his full length.

Joe Scudda – Not Your Average Joe. Joe Scudda bombs your ears with his unrelenting flow that will not let you go even if you try to get away.

Junk Science – A Miraculous Kind Of Machine. Junk Science takes their signature hip-hop and gives you some kind of miraculous thing to keep in your deck.

Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. The only man that I know in the industry that can do what he wants and still sell records. This time he is back on the some hip-hop stuff that will make you wonder where does he go from here.

Kenny Diaz Presents – The Lost Episodes V. 1 & 2. From 1995 to 1999 you can discover all of the lost hip-hop that still sounds contemporary for 2010.

Kooley High – B-sides and Rarities. Kooley High gives us all of the b-sides and rarities that we might have missed and you should thank them by getting this.

Little Brother – LeftBack. It is sad to say that this is the last Little Brother album but they go out with a bang and leave you waiting for their solo and different collaborations.

LMNO & Kev Brown – Selective Hearing Part 2. LMNO & Kev Brown lend their selective hearing to the godfather of soul, James Brown and make a soulful album of beats and rhymes.

Madlib – Madlib Medicine Show #1: Before The Verdict. The jury are back in and the verdict is that Madlib and Guilty Simpson do it again.

Madlib – Madlib Medicine Show #5: The History of the Loop Digga, 1990. Here is a record of Madlib beats from the 1990s and he even lets his CDP crew represent hard on this one.

Mainframe – e.q.e.p. If you like those joints that bump then you can get with Mainframe and Blu on this EP.

Marco Polo & Ruste Juxx – The eXXecution. The eXXecution is flawless with Marco Polo providing the beats that Ruste Juxx slaughters.

Meth, Ghost & Rae – Wu-Massacre. If you are a Wu fan and don’t have this album then it is time to get into the Wu-Massacre before you lose your life (or miss out on these three the hard way).

MF Borat – So Good to Me (Single). DigDug invents the perfect beat to let MF Doom make music so good to me.

MF GRIMM – You Only Live Twice: The Audio Graphic Novel. If MF GRIMM can do this with two lives then he needs to be granted many more.

MidaZ The BEAST – El MidaZ Affair. This is the MidaZ affair but invites us all to find out why he is a beast on the mic.

MidaZ The BEAST – Freestylin’ (Single). MidaZ freestylin’.

MidaZ The BEAST – Lost N Found (produced by Blue Sky Black Death) (Single). If this is in the lost and found then he must have more gems that we are missing.

Mos Dub – Mos Dub. Max Tannone remixes Mos Def with reggae dub music to give you a diverse sound clash.

MosEL – Just Thinking Out Loud. I am just thinking out loud that MosEL has made a something to be marveled.

Mr. Lif – Santa’s Got a Muthafuckin’ Uzi (Single). I always wanted this on vinyl because it was a limited edition cut out of Mr. Lif’s head with a santa cap but I have to settle for the craziest christmas rap of the year.

Murs and 9th Wonder – Fornever. Fourth album of Murs and 9th Wonder and they are fornever quitting.

Mystik Journeymen – Return 2 The Love. It is not a come back but a return to the love of hip-hop.

Nas & Damian “Jr. Gong” Marley – Distant Relatives. Nas and Jr. Gong come together to give you a familar style that is paired nicely.

Obii Say – The Vinyl Proxy 1965. The vinyl proxy used by emcee Obii Say and producer Sinitus Tempo gives you a vintage mixing of new material that succeed on each song.

Oddisee – Odd Spring. Spring beats from Oddisee that move you in ways you didn’t think possible.

Oddisee – Odd Winter. Winter time is the theme behind this frosty instrumental album that will warm up your soul.

Opio – Mark It Zero. The Big Lebowski infused joint from one of your favorite hieroglyphics members but don’t mark it zero, mark it sick.

Pack FM – I F*cking Hate Rappers. Pack FM explains while he can’t stand rappers by rapping. It makes senses when you listen to it.

Persevere & Style MiSia – The Vintage Edition EP. Persevere gives the vintage edtion of his catalog so you can remember why he does his music.

Rah Digga – Do Your Numbers (Single). Nottz produced single (that is not on the album) to promote her newest album entitled, “Classic” and it sounds that way.

Rapper Big Pooh – The Purple Tape. Rapper Big Pooh reminiscences over this purple tape that makes you want more.

Ras Kass & DJ Rhettmatic – A.D.I.D.A.S. The album that I knew he could always make with him just spitting complex words and supported and paid by fans and myself alike.

Reflection Eternal – Revolutions Per Minute. Reflection Eternal took a minute to release this one but it was worth the wait.

Rhymefest – El Che. Rhymefest needed to start a revolution to get his album out and it should catch on.

Rocky Reason – Part Dark Matter. She has an alien introduce this album and that gives the overall feel for this spaced out piece.

Ski Beatz – 24 Hour Karate School. Ski Beatz harnesses the backdrops for emcees to karate chop on this one.

Slum Village – Villa Manifesto. Maybe the last Slum Village album and with songs like, “Earl Flinn” show that they never lost it.

Strong Arm Steady – In Search Of Stoney Jackson. Strong Arm Steady are bless with a whole album of Madlib invasion beats and it makes for one of the best of the year.

Tame One – The Hell or High Water EP. Junkwaffel lays down just the right beats for Tame One to black out to.

Tarica June – Moonlight Revolution (The Mixtape). This one came out of no where with some of the nicest lyrics from an up and coming emcee.

The Heart & Brain – Mbodiment. With 23 tracks and no filler it is a great accomplishment with everything working for this album from beats to rhymes.

The Residents – Open House. Munshine and Saint definitely have a open house that you should visit and will return to frequently.

The Roots – How I Got Over. The Roots always get over because they don’t settle for nothing but quality music and this one does it right.

TiRon – MSTRD. I have always liked mustard better than ketchup and TiRon proves that it is also true with his sound.

Toki Wright – BlackMale. Toki Wright is going to catch you by surprise. It is hip-hop that makes you feel empowered.

Tone Liv – Path Train To Jersey. Took the ride to Jersey with Tone Liv and now I understand why it was worth the trip.

Trek Life & J.Bizness – Rhymes Within Reason. They rhyme and produce for a reason and it is to create ample music.

Turbo – ElectroRockv5: Long Live Lightning Level Lyricism. Fifth album in the ElectroRock series and he still defies how much better he can get.

Unique Assassin – Spelling Bee Champ. If Unique Assassin was put in a spelling bee contest then he could spit every letter and make it sound extravagant.

Von Pea – Pea’s Gotta Have It. He said this is the album he wanted to make in school. It takes you back while still sounding fresh.

WEB & I.D.e.A – God’s Favorites. WEB & I.D.e.A are becoming one of my favorites and can be yours too after you give it a listen.

X.O. – One. One. Ten. After killing it on Diamond District, he does it again and again all over his solo effort.

Ecliptic Sight Review: Unthinkable

Saibot — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 08:02:24 +0000

The movie, Unthinkable poses the question, how far would the United States go to protect itself from a terrorist? To answer the question is Samuel L. Jackson as the mysterious interrogator/torturer simply known as “H”. He is brought in with Carrie-Anne Moss as FBI agent Helen Brody to locate the nuclear devises that Michael Sheen aka Steven Arthur Younger/Youssef in the movie has planned in three urban cities across America. What happens next is a series of events revolving around the three interlocked and pushing each other to the limit. Youssef tries to keep quiet while H goes to town with Agent Brody trying to location the devises before H goes to far. The thing that makes this movie a must see is the way Samuel L. Jackson tackles the character H with a vicious portrayal and deeming everything he does is for the greater good. One quote from the movie that sums up his take on this is:

That man over there killed 53 people, some of them women and children and yet somehow I am the villian.

Carrie-Anne Moss steps in to play the softer side of the government and tries to use less evasive techniques. Michael Sheen shows a sinister calm while being put through the ringer by H. Overall the pace, the storyline and characters will keep you guessing until the end. Unthinkable will make you question yourself and make you wonder what you would do in this situation and maybe leave you without the answer.

Paul Robertson Vs. Scott Pilgrim

Saibot — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 22:34:23 +0000

Paul Robertson has been one of my favorites ever since I have seen his video, “Kings of Power 4 Billion %“. His artwork and videos have always made me think he should make a video game. Well I guess someone else thought so to because he has done the artwork for “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game” in all its 8-bit glory. If this game does not take you back to being a kid then you were a sad child and you need to go buy a old NES or something. All I can say is go watch the video below and then go get in on the Playstation Network or Xbox Live.

Paul Robertson’s Kings of Power 4 Billion %

Spend The Day With Madlib

Saibot — Sun, 13 Jun 2010 19:18:00 +0000

While downloading, “Madvillian – Papermill” like instructed to by Stones Throw, I missed this Madlib interview the first time. I saw it because I went back to see what the next week single was and I spotted it the second time at the bottom of the page. Madlib touches on a couple of topics including Madvillian, Stones Throw and his music. Go watch it and find out more about our favorite producer.

Bonus Video: Madlib Espresso

Setting The Tone For Medal Of Honor

Saibot — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 23:01:40 +0000

I haven’t put up a game trailer in awhile (I believe the last one was Bioshock). I enjoy when the tone or atmosphere of the game is set by the game trailer. Medal Of Honor: Leave A Message does just that. I could describe the trailer but it will take away from the feeling that you may get from seeing the trailer yourself. With E3 just around the corner, hopefully there will be more information and gameplay of Medal Of Honor. Maybe this can stop my addiction to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2.

Drawing Hip-Hop For The Love

Saibot — Wed, 26 May 2010 10:23:12 +0000

Doing my usual deviantART browsing and typed in hip-hop and this little gem popped up. The artist goes by DirtyDre and this is his take on some of his (and my) favorite emcees. Can you guess all five? Click on the image to see the answer. For more artwork and information on the artist check out his website at: http://andreguindi.blogspot.com/

my 5 favorite emcee’s matched by my five favorite albums by the artist, then one quote from each album respectively. ~DirtyDre

OneForHip-Hop: This is love by ~DirtyDre on deviant ART

ESP Video: Shaolin Wu Cap

Saibot — Mon, 03 May 2010 20:29:38 +0000

Recently I purchased the Shaolin Wu cap from AmazingStore.jp and wanted to make a video of the cap coming out of the box. The stitching and quality is just what you expect from a New Era cap, excellent. Shaolin and the Wu-Tang logo are on the front of the cap with Applebum logo and Wu-Tang name on the back. On the inside label it says “OG edition”. Overall I feel this cap does Wu-Tang proud and I will wear it that way. Check out the video to see it in action.

Credits:
Video and Editing by Saibot
Box Opened by Theresa Henry

Music By
“Ana In Motion” by SacredHeartRebel

http://ccmixter.org/files/SacredHeartRebel/8668

is licensed under a Creative Commons license:

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/

Video Of The Moment! Part 4

Saibot — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 06:23:06 +0000

New music video from Turbo from his forthcoming album: ElectroRock v5:LLLLL. This was written, directed and pretty much everything else was done by him and his directing skills are stepping up to the next level.

Artist: Turbo
Song: DarkWing Double
Album: ElectroRock v5: LLLLL
Director: Turbo

ESP Music Agenda: New Dillon & Mystik Journeymen EPs

Saibot — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 19:24:23 +0000

Usually I would wait until the end of the month or even listened to the albums before I try to put them up. These two releases are the exception because Dillon has proving his musically prowess on his album, “Studies In Hunger” and the Mystik Journeymen (of Living Legends) need no introduction with years of quality of hip-hop. Another reason for the urgency is that the Dillion – Cupid’s Revenge: The Ain’t Shit Suite is free for this week only. Mystik Journeymen (Sunspot Jonz and Luckyiam) – Return 2 The Love is their first release as a group since 2002.

Dillion – Cupid’s Revenge: The Ain’t Shit Suite

Mystik Journeymen – Return 2 The Love