Aesop Rock - Skelethon (instrumental Version) Maroon/blackOriginally released in 2012, Skelethon marked asignificant moment in Aesop Rock's career as it wasthe first album entirely self produced by Aesop Rockhimself. This allowed him to have complete creativecontrol over the sound and feel of the album,resulting in a cohesive and intricate sonic landscapethat perfectly complemented his dense lyricism. Thealbum's soundscapes are built around gritty,sample based beats with dusty pianos, distortedguitars,

NY 12-03-1988 captures the band during the Leprosy tour

The name Arcangelo Corelli still rings familiar even 300 years after his death

and as journalist Audun Vinger states in the liner notes: seamlessly blending into each other

Rosanne Philippens is considered one of the most promising violin talents in the Netherlands

The ultimate beauty that Takayanagi aims at

Phil Maderia doing song writing alongside

The first solo album from Kenny Beats is a spontaneous burst of creativity spurred by an avalanche of despair and imagination

The propulsive 'Pretty Good At It' with Sonny Terry on harmonica

Chad Viator [guitar]

for inexplicable reasons

the US and their native Canada

But she doesn't know that someone has been watching