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weerd science

mc lars

MC Lars

nerdcore

Mc Lars

feels good to be a gangster

Tasty tunes

Had really good fun making this remix. Hope you like it! 

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Ed Sheeran & Passenger - No Diggity vs. Thrift Shop (Kygo Remix)

Therapy Session

How to Be an Indie Rapper (featuring Weerd Science)

My 100bpm spin on  this classic track! 
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Huge shoutout to Earmilk for the premeire: http://www.earmilk.com/2014/02/24/party-favor-spawns-new-twerk-anthem-with-remix-of-let-me-clear-my-throat-premiere-download/

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DJ KOOL - Let me clear my Throat (PARTY FAVOR Remix)

On the 4th sneak peek into Strange Journey Volume Three, Deacon The Villain, Aesop Rock & Sadistik confront their inner demons over an infectious Kno production.  Pre-orders for Strange Journey Volume Three begin March 24th at www.CunninLynguists.com! Photography by lostknightkg.

Castles f. Aesop Rock & Sadistik

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Dat Booty (Tropkillaz feat. Party Favor)

Betraying The Martyrs - Let It Go (Frozen cover)

This September, two years after leveling the expectations of critics and listeners alike with Atma, doom trio powerhouse, YOB, will unveil Clearing The Path To Ascend, an aptly titled album for what will undoubtedly be the crowning achievement for a band whose journey now nears two decades of creating music as commanding as it is cathartic.

As is the YOB way, the four tracks comprising Clearing The Path To Ascend don’t simply offer a vacuous glimpse into the already riff-soaked doom genre; these songs demand the tandem attention of mind, body, and soul, etching a mark across a sound that finds YOB as formidable as they’ve ever been. True ascension requires a destruction of those barriers that prevent any movement forward. Unsurprisingly, YOB pummels any and all of these obstacles with absolute authority, clearing the way for a genuinely visceral listening experience and climbing upward into a realm that sets the band in a heavy metal place that has been and will always remain wholly their own.

YOB’s music is not unlike the path that’s let them to their current place among heavy metal’s elite, slowly building from a hushed ethereal vapor into the thunderous and masterful tumult of sound domination. The ethereal mists of Eugene, Oregon no doubt provided the perfect catalyst for founding member and vocalist Mike Scheidt to call up the signature of surging doom that would soon come to garner YOB its current position as one of the most respected and revered bands in all of heavy metal. While giving due sonic credit to the cornerstone influences such as Cathedral, Sleep, Electric Wizard, and Black Sabbath — YOB immediately set out to define a sound wholly singular and utterly devastating in its cathartic enormity.

Those threads of progressive rock and drone that have always underscored the music of YOB are now fully realized with Clearing The Path To Ascend. Drummer Travis Foster wields his signature rhythmic furor here with bombastic precision while bassist Aaron Rieseberg coils around the sonic tide with an unforgiving churn all the while in a deadly synchronicity with Scheidt’s uncanny vocal range and its pendulous movement between the triumphant howls of a medieval madman and the earth splitting growls of a war-battered titan.

With Clearing The Path To Ascend, YOB explores a thunderous dimension that’s familiar in its auditory clout but completely new in the execution of its trajectory, taking the band’s sound into a remarkable place as ethereally compelling in its aesthetic, as it is merciless in the magnitude of its sound.

Comments founding vocalist/guitarist Mike Scheidt, “Writing this album felt like being plugged into a main. Emotionally, it’s our heaviest. But it also has some real beauty and light. We dug the deepest we ever have to get to the heart of these tunes.”

Clearing The Path To Ascend Track Listing:
1. In Our Blood
2. Nothing To Win
3. Unmask The Spectre
4. Marrow

Clearing The Path To Ascend will be released in the US on September 2nd, 2014 via Neurot Recordings.

“YOB might be one of the best bands in North America,” — Ben Ratliff; New York Times

“The second track on Clearing The Path To Ascend has some of the most furious drums I’ve ever heard from Travis Foster. We’re talking Through Silver In Blood-level.” – The Obelisk’s Roadburn 2014 Recap

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YOB - Unmask The Spectre

"Where Ya Been Lars?" from "This Gigantic Robot Kills".

Where Ya Been Lars?

"It's Not Easy (Being Green)", from "This Gigantic Robot Kills".

It's Not Easy (Being Green) (featuring Pierre Bouvier of Simple Plan)

The epic collaboration from "This Gigantic Robot Kills" with Lars's friends MC Frontalot and Jonathan Coulton.

O.G. Original Gamer (featuring MC Frontalot and Jonathan Coulton)

The Gospel of Hip-Hop (featuring KRS-One)

History's Greatest Assholes

"Lars Attacks!", the title track from 2011's "Lars Attacks!", released on Horris Records.

Lars Attacks!

Band: Melechesh
Album: Enki
Release EU 02.27.2015 | UK 03.02.2015 | NA 03.10.2015

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MELECHESH - Multiple Truths

Rock Star

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?

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 True Player for Real (featuring Weird Al Yankovic and Wheatus) off the Greatest Hits Album

True Player for Real (featuring "Weird Al" Yankovic and Wheatus)

How To Be A...

Conspiracy Theories w/out Mel Gibson

Ok, let me explain what this is….My man Dirty Ern got suspended from his day job, for reasons I can’t speak on, and I had a week off of tour with Terrible Things…So I decided to pay him a visit in his tiny basement apartment in Queens…We figured we’d take a few days to just drop some fire for people…So here it comes, low budget basement tape shit…

We got together and made all of this from scratch…I am writing lyrics as we go and just putting in work.  We will see how many tracks we can blast off for everyone…

All will be available for free download as they are dropped!!

Thanks for all of your support!


Plague Days

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

Download this Song (featuring Jaret Reddick)

off "Red Light Juliet" 
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