Stereogum — Homeboy Sandman raps; he does not dance. So he was surprised when he found himself with his girlfriend doing the thing he doesn’t do at a party at Queens’ Rockaway Beach. His collaborator Edan was DJing and put on William DeVaughn's "Be Thankful ... more info

Stereogum — Here's an intuitive MC/producer pairing: The grimy, intellectual New York rapper Homeboy Sandman plus the psychedelic boom-bap experimentalist Edan. They linked up on Homeboy's great "Talking (Bleep)" two years back, and earlier this year they reunit... more info

Stereogum — The great DC-area rapper and producer Edan, whose psychedelic boom-bap made him an underground favorite in the mid-'00s, has been silent for most of this decade. But in the past couple of years, he's been making a quiet comeback, working with people ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — SXSW Music Festival, which starts in two weeks, just announced it's final lineup additions for 2018 which also include Ted Leo, Action Bronson, OSHUN, Yonatan Gat (w/ Thor Harris), Hiss Golden Messenger, Homeboy Sandman & Edan, G Perico, Leikeli... more info

Stereogum — In the last few months, the veteran underground-rap expressionist Aesop Rock has teamed up with Homeboy Sandman on Triple Fat Lice , their third collaborative EP, and he's also scored the extremely watchable low-budget action flick Bushwick. Now Aes... more info

Stereogum — Lately, underground hip-hop veteran Aesop Rock has been teaming up with Queens rapper Homeboy Sandman to rap for rap's sake, first with the fun, low-stakes 2015 free EP Lice and then with last year's Lice Two: Still Buggin' follow-up. Now, with t... more info

Stereogum — Aesop Rock is about to head out on tour with his Lice Two: Still Buggin’ partner Homeboy Sandman, and he’s just shared a new video for “Lotta Years.” The track is one of the songs from The Impossible Kid, the impressive album that Aesop relea... more info

Stereogum — Wordy underground vet Aesop Rock just dropped the free Lice Two: Still Buggin’ project with fellow word soup stirrer Homeboy Sandman. But today, he revisits his latest solo effort The Impossible Kid with a video for “Shrunk” by director Rob Sha... more info

Stereogum — Once upon a time, I couldn’t stand Aesop Rock. This wasn’t something I was eager to say out loud in public. I still bought his records, because if you cared about the idea of cerebral underground rap, you had to buy his records; it was a requirem... more info

Stereogum — Last year, the wordy, dense, lyrically intricate East Coast underground rappers Aesop Rock and Homeboy Sandman teamed up for a fun, loose, playful free EP called Lice. The EP seemed to kickstart a nice little creative run for both rappers, and they�... more info