Aesop Rock - Black Hole SuperetteBlack Hole Superette, the latest album from Aesop Rock, delves into the invisible forces that shape our lives and psyches. Its about the small, often overlooked momentsthe everyday experiences that blur the lines between the real and the unreal, waking and sleeping. Aesops signature gift for transforming the mundane into something dreamlike gives the album a surreal quality, leaving listeners questioning whats truly real as they navigate its vivid,

This is THE ONE

The EP ends with 'The Tipsy Man (And His Jazzy Steps)' with jazzy piano loops who seem to answer to questions asked by the groovy bassline

collaborating with songwriters and vocalists from around the world to stunning effect

2 House Cuts taken from M-O-F's 1990 debut and only release

Sunshine Recorder 6:12

voiced by drummer / bandleader Libby Clique-baité

Flip it over to find ‘Yeah Yeah’ – an unmistakable funk jam with a punchy house beat to keep the bodies moving

caught somewhere between settling down and setting out towards the shining levels of the estuary and beyond

The Peter Malick Group

as well as remixes for Amplio Espectro

Dancin' & Prancin' 6:54

” which echoes the sophisticated grandeur of classic Simon & Garfunkel recordings