Impose Magazine — Homebody Sandman’s Kindness For Weakness album had two instrumental tracks, “Gumshoe” and “Funhouse.” The beats worked well on a standalone basis, but many fans expressed a desire to hear lyrics on them. Sandman recently satisfied their cra... more info

Stereogum — Habitually slept-on Queens MC Homeboy Sandman dropped a nice body of work with Kindness For Weakness last month. Following up the blaxploitation-leaning video for “Nonbelievers,” he continues his streak of provocative visuals with a sensual Pace ... more info

Stereogum — Lanky, heady Queens MC Homeboy Sandman dropped the stellar Kindness For Weakness earlier this month. Two things you can count on from the Boy Sand are thought-provoking lyrics and clever videos. For this album, the visuals have been ’70s-centric. T... more info

Impose Magazine — Queens MC Homeboy Sandman released his Kindness for Weakness LP came out last Friday, and in case you needed a reminder, he’s released a bonus track entitled “Kindness for Weakness Out Now”. Over cryptic drums, searing strings, and a regal horn... more info

Stereogum — The vivid surrealist Aesop Rock and the wordy, empathy-minded Homeboy Sandman are two of the more dependable figures on the indie-rap underground, and now, out of nowhere, they’ve teamed up for a new release. On the free-download five-track EP Lice... more info

Core News — “Hey all, next week will be the last radioshow of the season, in the meantime enjoy this show with an opener from Ornette Coleman (RIP), followed by new gems from Andreya Triana, world exclusive from Nikitch, new Homeboy Sandman, exclusive Typesun,... more info

Core News — “First show of the new year; and I have some great music for you this week coming from Sly Johnson, Jack Garrat, Homeboy Sandman on Stones Throw, exclusive Badbadnotgood, new Bizarre Ride on Stones Throw as well, new Flako on Five Easy Pieces, new ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Aesop Rock and Rob Sonic's group with DJ Big Wiz, Hail Mary Mallon, released their second full length, Bestiary, this week via Rhymesayers. Now, Aesop and Rob have announced they'll be supporting the album on a winter tour in... more info

So Much Silence — When you name a song “Fat Belly,” there’s obviously not some deeper meaning to decipher or literary metaphor to unravel: Homeboy Sandman is a fan of food and he’s going to write a damn rap song about it. So there. We all have some weird relat... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Homeboy Sandman isn't the only Stones Throw artist with shows coming up soon. Stones Throw label founder Peanut Butter Wolf has announced a DJ gig at Glasslands in Brooklyn on June 5. Advanced tickets for the 10pm-doors, 21+ event... more info