This Gigantic Robot Kills

This Gigantic Robot Kills (feat. Suburban Legends & the MC Bat Commander)

In this episode of the MC Lars Podcast, Lars and Snax sit down with the legendary Esham to delve into his latest album, "Purgatory". With a career spanning over three decades, Esham, the pioneer of Acid Rap, remains a dynamic force in hip-hop. The hosts explore the connections between his new album and Dante's "Divine Comedy", discuss the evolution of Hip-Hop culture through Esham's lens, and touch on his collaborations with Psychopathic Records. They also get a sneak peek into his upcoming projects. Don't miss this insightful conversation with one of hip-hop's most influential and enigmatic artists!

The MC Lars Podcast Episode 120: Esham (10/23/23)

This week, MC Lars delves into the vibrant world of video game music, with a particular focus on the groundbreaking Commodore 64 computer system from the 1980s. Joining him is  Cowboy Coder, a contemporary musician profoundly influenced by the chiptune sounds of the era. Throughout their conversation, they explore the innovative and iconic characteristics of the Commodore 64, especially its revolutionary sound chip, the SID, which allowed for intricate music and sound effects. Cowboy Coder elaborates on the significant resurgence of the chiptune genre in modern times, especially within the indie gaming scene and electronic music, and the influence this has had on his new EP "Stardust." This collection serves as both an homage to the C64 era and a testament to the enduring legacy of its music, bridging the gap between the nostalgic past and the innovative present.

The MC Lars Podcast Episode 121: Cowboy Coder (10/31/23)

This was for KSPB, my high school radio station, and was recorded on the streets of NY.

MC Lars Interviews Wesley Willis at CMJ in 2000

Our rap about "LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga"!

Plastic Jedi (feat. MC Snax)

Serpentine Serenade

My 2003 song "iGeneration" from "the Laptop EP", featuring a sample of Piebald's "American Hearts".

iGeneration

"UK Visa Versa", from "the Laptop EP".  A song about the cultural differences between America and England based on my time living and studying over there.

UK Visa Versa

"The Roommate from Hell" from "the Graduate".

The Roommate from Hell (featuring mc chris)

Space Game

The first single from "This Gigantic Robot Kills"!

Guitar Hero Hero (Beating Guitar Hero Doesn't Make You Slash) (ft. Paul Gilbert and Parry Gripp)

Beat produced by the late, great Kevin Neely - RIP!!

We Have Arrived (featuring K.Flay, YTCracker and the Former Fat Boys)

From my 2008 album with YTCracker, "the Digital Gangster LP".

Original Digital Gangsters (featuring YTCracker and Int80 Of Dual Core)

From the 2009 EP with K.Flay, "Single and Famous".

Somebody's Watching Me (featuring K.Flay)

The Game (featuring K.Flay)

Altered States (featuring K.Flay)

It's a Party Y'all (featuring K.Flay & Damondrick "Shoehorn" Jack)

The Giving Tree (featuring K.Flay & Mac Lethal)

Black and Yellow T-Shirts (featuring MC Frontalot)

Never Afraid (featuring Watsky)

Zombie T-Rex (featuring STZA Crack Of Leftöver Crack)

Pokémon GO Rap (feat. Spose)

Oneonta (Eli Porter) (feat. MC Frontalot & YTCracker)

MC Lars's song "Flow Like Poe" from "the Edgar Allan Poe EP"

Flow Like Poe

MC Lar's song Scientology = WTF off the 21 Concepts (But a Hit Ain't One) Album

Scientology = WTF?

Single and Famous (featuring K.Flay)

MC Lars's song "Everyone's a Little Bit Gay".

Everyone's a Little Bit Gay

MC Lars's song "Mr. Raven" from "the Laptop EP".

Mr. Raven

"Hipster Girl" from "This Gigantic Robot Kills", recorded in 2006 and released in 2009.

Hipster Girl

MC Lar's song Mr. Raven (2012) (featuring the Dead Milkmen) off the Edgar Allen Poe EP

Mr. Raven (2012) (featuring the Dead Milkmen)

A parody of "All the Way Up" by Fat Joe and Remy Ma.  Engineered by Theosyn.

Jabba the Hutt (Parody of "All the Way Up" by Fat Joe & Remy Ma)

A collab with some of my favorite rapper friends!

Revenge of the Nerds II (w Mega Ran, Beefy, Schäffer, SkyBlew, Front, YTC, LEX & Former Fat Boys)

"Download this Song", from "the Graduate".  This song reached number 29 on the Australian ARIA charts in 2006.

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