Showing posts with label Ian Matthias Bavitz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ian Matthias Bavitz. Show all posts

Thursday, January 8, 2015

Listen: Aesop Rock - “The Cat Food EP”

Still trying to play catch up here after the long holiday break, not posting as much as I would like to and there is still the best of the year content that needs to uploaded but hopefully some of these random tunes are providing some entertainment in the meantime.

Aesop Rock makes a return with two new songs, “Cat Food” and “Bug Zapper.” Paired Together with their respective instrumentals they are the Cat Food EP. Originally released in December via a 7-inch the wordsmith shared a stream of the two tracks for those who missed the physical release.

Monday, September 22, 2014

Onomatopoeia Exclusive Download: /ˈjedˌīak/ - “Catacomb Animals” & “Maximalist Love” (Baths vs. Aesop Rock & Drake)

Hey Ho, happy Monday folks, How did the weekend treat you, did you spend time marching in the name of climate change? I spent some of mine sorting through what is quickly turning into a very large stockpile of remix work I’ve built up since June of this year.  I managed to finalize some of the tunes in question and thought why not start out the work week properly by washing away the troubles of last with two Baths’ mashups for your listening pleasure. Aesop Rock provides the story telling, focusing on being an outcast and alienation, for “Catacomb Animals” while Drake talks romance and vulnerability in “Maximalist Love.” 

Stream, share and download from the players below...



Catacomb Animals (Aesop Rock vs. Baths)
Aesop Rock – “Catacomb Kids” vs. Baths – “Animals”
Recorded August 2014 in LIC, NY
93.00 BPM Key D#m
Design by Jediak



Maximalist Love (Drake vs. Baths)
Drake – “Find Your Love” vs. Baths – “Maximalist” 
Recorded August 2014 in LIC, NY
96.04 BPM Key D#m
Art by Jediak

Saturday, April 12, 2014

Download/Listen: Aesop Rock – “The Blob Mixtape”


Aesop Rock surprised fans yesterday when he released a free beat tape called The Blob. He described it as a collection of “Beats, loops, bleeps, bloops, and crap that didn’t make it.” Make note of the young Ian on the cover and give it a spin and download via the player below...