El-P @ The Corner Hotel - Thurs Feb 26

[ladybird]

Here are the deets:

Supports: Ivens ft. Plutonic Labs + Gsan

Tickets: Corner Hotel www.cornerhotel.com / Northside Records 03 9417 7557

www.nicheproductions.com.au - www.definitivejux.net - www.myspace.com/elproducto

[shabana]

YES!!

man what it is with all these damn gigs when i'm supposed to (and failing miserably) be studying????? awwww

[Baddums]

Check out Ivens too - http://www.myspace.com/daveivens

[Hardy]

Fucking THERE.

[quick]

Fucking THERE.

i'll go with you!

[Hardy]

Fucking THERE.

i'll go with you!

Yay!

[stovequeen]

Friday and I be there!

ELP

[Hardy]

Does he have a new album coming or something?

[dust]

Friday and I be there!

ELP

me too please

[same o]

is el p like el-b???

[shabana]

na p def jux dude

http://www.myspace.com/elproducto

wish it was el-b though mind you would HAVE to bunk school for that one so just as well

[Spherix]

boom!

[fooishbar]

hmmmmm

[TheOperatives]

bo!

[Baddums]

Flyentology ft. Trent Reznor(NIN)

Watch the posted video on YouTube.

Deep Space 9mm

Watch the posted video on YouTube.

Stepfather Factory

Watch the posted video on YouTube.

Smithereens

Watch the posted video on YouTube.

Company Flow - 8 Steps To Perfection

Watch the posted video on YouTube.

Company Flow - End To End Burners

Watch the posted video on YouTube.

[ShiKung]

TONIGHT YO!

To simply say that El-P is serious about his music would be an understatement. Upon first listen to his current album I’ll Sleep When You’re Dead, its readily apparent that this record – a magnum opus 4 years in the making - represents a culmination of profound musical, personal, and political experiences reaching their tumultuous climax. With appearances by Trent Reznor, The Mars Volta, Cat Power, Aesop Rock, Cage, Matt Sweeney, Tame One, and others, this is an album poised to extend a genre into a new realm of artistic expression. But such is the nature of El-P and the label he founded, Definitive Jux which is home to Aesop Rock, RJD2, Mr Lif and many more groundbreaking Hip Hop artists.

NYC-native El-P has been a major force in independent music for more than a decade. Setting off his career at age 17 with the release of the first Company Flow 12-inch “Juvenile Techniques”, he’s been blazing trails ever since, introducing some of the most cutting-edge and important hip-hop music of this era. As founder, producer and main MC of indie heroes Company Flow, El-P quickly made a name for himself with fearlessly visionary production, profound lyricism and an uncompromising ethic.

Most recently he’s remixed tracks for Beck, Nine Inch Nails, The Mars Volta, TV on the Radio, Charlie Parker, Head Automatica, Blackalicious, Hot Hot Heat and Syd Matters, plus traded verses with Ghostface Killah on his own soon-to-be classic remix of Prefuse 73’s “Hideyaface.” He also appeared on Handsome Boy Modeling School’s White People album, alongside Chino of the Deftones, and will soon be remixing a song for the new Cat Power album.

The list of artists and musicians who count themselves as El-P fans is a long and luminous one, including the likes of Radiohead, The Beastie Boys, Elvis Costello, RZA, The Black Keys, Chuck D., Yo La Tengo, Autechre, DJ Shadow, ?uest Love, Primal Scream and many more.

[Spherix]

did anyone ever hear that erthboy tune that completely ripped off stepfather factory beat

something about writing letters to dad, about war or osmething

blatant beat jack

[same o]

kill him imo.

[beatnick]

There!

[clicketyclack]

Photos: http://www.inthemix.com.au/photos24/090226-elp

[lynt]

So did he do Deep Space 9mm? I love it.

[Hardy]

i DIDN'T REACH THIS ONE. hOW WAS IT?

eDIT WHOOPS CAPS!