Showing posts with label Heems. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heems. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Run The Jewels video - 36" Chain
Go back to May of last year. Then, El-P debuted the video for "Full Retard," starring himself and his obscene puppet counterpart, Mr. Killums, who went missing by the video's end. A year later, with Run The Jewels in full force, director Tim Saccenti starts to unravel the mystery of his disappearance with the new video for "36" Chain."
The video follows El-P and counterpart Killer Mike searching for answers through a seedy apartment complex, getting answers from Andrew W.K., Amber Tamblyn, Heems, and others through all the violence necessary.
Watch the video below and grab (you gotta) Run The Jewels today for free at Fool's Gold.
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Amber Tamblyn,
Andrew W.K.,
Despot,
Download,
El-P,
Fool's Gold,
Heems,
Killer Mike,
New Video,
Run The Jewels
Friday, February 22, 2013
Kool A.D. video - Moneyball
Featured on one of Kool A.D.'s mixtape homages to his native San Francisco's transit system is his newest video for "Moneyball." Favoring Kool A.D's likable eccentricities, the video was filmed at Ricky Boscarino's avant-garde house Luna Parc, which has it's own Pee-Wee Herman-esque website.
"Moneyball" is featured on the 63 mixtape from producer Mike Finito. As an added bonus to Das Racist fans, former counterpart Heems released his brand new balls-out video for "Desi Shoegaze Taiko," which exclusively uses clips from the blood rave scene in the first Blade movie. Yep.
Check out both below.
"Moneyball" is featured on the 63 mixtape from producer Mike Finito. As an added bonus to Das Racist fans, former counterpart Heems released his brand new balls-out video for "Desi Shoegaze Taiko," which exclusively uses clips from the blood rave scene in the first Blade movie. Yep.
Check out both below.
Labels:
Das Racist,
Heems,
Kool A.D.,
Mike Finito,
Mixtape,
New Video
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
Tuesday Bears: New Remix: Hale-Bopp was the Bedouins (Shabazz Palaces Remix)
Ishmael Butler, more well-known around the internet as the headman of super-indie rap act Shabazz Palaces, recently remixed Lushlife's "Hale-Bopp was the Bedouins." The new cut is pretty deconstructed, altering the original Gang Gang Dance and Heems samples in the song with Butler's usual off brand takes. Listen to the awesome remix below.
Labels:
Gang Gang Dance,
Heems,
Lushlife,
Remix,
Shabazz Palaces
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