Lots of ground to cover here guys...

First off we announced a Hawaii date that you will want to take vacation time for...ready for this? Aesop Rock, Rob Sonic, El-P, Cage, The Mighty Quinn, Mr. Dibbs, and DJ Big Wiz will be heading out to the islands on January 16th of the new year. Details here. 

Just a reminder!!

In two days time, at the opening of Jeremy Fish's new show 'The Ghosts of the Barbary Coast', Aesop Rock will premiere his new song Tomorrow Morning which will be played at the opening throughout the night. The track will be available on a series of USB flash drives that are connected to a wooden print of Fish's work. These will be available in an very limited quantity on a first come first served basis at the opening itself. CLICK HERE for details.

First things first,

You NY area folks better be heading out to Southpaw tonight, if you need a reminder why, head HERE, but for a quick rundown peep the flyer:

December brings tidings of many Jux Exclusives,

And we are feeling the holiday joy... or well sort of....

As announced earlier today we are seriously anticipating the upcoming Jeremy Fish-Aesop Rock Collaboration. Although the woodprint is only available in a limited quantity you would be advised to keep checking back with us for news on the new track... More Details are here. 

On December 4th, Jeremy Fish's new art show "Ghosts of the Barbary Coast" will open in San Francisco at Gallery 50/24SF.  The artwork depicts the post-goldrush slum that was S.F.'s Barbary Coast, and the violence, gangs, and prostitution that overran much of what is now Fisherman's Wharf and North Beach.

Greetings Jukies!!

If you are on the west coast please be sure to check out the upcoming Mighty Underdogs dates. The guys are on tour with Zion I and will be in Portland tonight and Bend tomorrow, Click Here for more details!!

Aesop Speaks on a new collaboration with Jeremy Fish (and you can add in a little El-P + Dj Big Wiz)

(Illustration by Patrick Moberg)

In a moment when all eyes are focused on the politics of our nation, we were very happy to discover this article from Read Between The Frets, which gives an in depth analysis of Aesop Rock's album Labor Days and explores where Activism meets Music.....