In part one of a two-part interview, one half of They Might Be Giants reflects on the band’s long history.

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In part one of a two-part interview, one half of They Might Be Giants reflects on the band’s long history.
Psychology is a beautiful thing.
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For those who came to the Revival's first Black Friday thang and those who missed it: a leak of the virus, part of a tribute ep to 'left rev mc'd' Eugene McDaniels by host AQ.
enjoy. and join us for a much lighter mood (lol) at Black Friday 2 Dec 26
the Revival is back to lift your spirits Friday, Dec 26th
Feeling proud of my ecosystem right now.
visit the Urban Zombies blog for lyrics, videos, upcoming events and other goodies
Hold onto your brains! A&D's Urban Zombies is HERE
TOMORROW!! 7-16-14
Seriously.. this will be jumpin
Ed Piskor's vivid retelling of the history of hip hop continues with the second volume of Hip Hop Family Tree, covering the years from 1981 through 1983. From the lovingly crafted cover to the impeccable storytelling and artwork, this book is a delight to hold in our hands.
Volume 2 takes us through such hits as Afrika Bambaataa’s “Planet Rock” and Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s “The Message,” and introduces music powerhouses like NWA, The Beastie Boys, Ice T, and early Public Enemy.
Hip Hop Family Tree Vol 2: 1981-1983 is due out in August. Give our 15-page excerpt a read, and pre-order your copy here!
My ancestors in comic form
This new rap video by Open Mike Eagle and comedian/Broad City star Hannibal Buress is awesome for many reasons. Here are three:
1. It’s named after Frank Underwood’s chief of staff on House of Cards
2. It includes several references to Twin Peaks
3. It is designed to look like a Tumblr dashboard
Yeah
Not everything you see on the internet can be believed.
Abraham Lincoln (via psych-facts)
UNDEAD & FREE : A + JayeG + mvrcusdavid Urban Zombies are here. Bear witness tomorrow, 7-10pm, 1647 S. Blue Island, Chicago
Listen/purchase: Exquisite Coffee feat. Shawn Anderson by aquil and dsteele
Happy Monday, mothers
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Some things never change
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