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This weekend, if you missed the EL- P and Chin Chin at All Tomorrow's Parties this weekend, Let the good people over at Brooklyn Vegan describe it for you:

After an elongated line check, El-P came on and with a four-piece band (Chin Chin) and hypeman (Mighty Quinn) to the sound of "Tasmanian Space Coaster". I have a soft spot for El-Producto's Blade Runner beats and post-apocalyptic rhyme styles, and it was great to see a Hip Hop artist who actually puts an emphasis on his live show. As a matter of fact, El-P put a little too much of himself out there, almost falling off the stage after pogo-ing around during "Smithereens". Careful dude... we need a follow-up to I'll Sleep When You're Dead.

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Also, courtesy of Yakballz.net, we introduce to you Ringolevio, 

 

 

RINGOLEVIO is an independent film by my friend Paul Iannacchino that hasn’t been made yet. You might know him from making beats for Hangar 18 under the inconspicuous alias, pawL. Help DJ PawL make his movie and donate here at http://www.ringolevio.com.

 

FREE music download on the site with tunes from Yak Ballz, Despot, and Blockhead.

 

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