El-P's new instrumental album, Weareallgoingtoburninhellmegamixxx3, is in stores now via Gold Dust. It's often a difficult task to capture the feel of an instrumental song through video (especially when the beats are as sick, twisted, and perverse sounding as EL-P's), but they pulled it off well with this one. "The video for El-P's 'Time Won't Tell' is inspired by a childhood memory of director Shan Nicholson, who grew up in the 'Old New York' during a time when necessity often bred creativity. This video depicts a young boy innocently finding a way to embrace his imagination amid an urban wasteland." In other El-P news, he orchestrated the release of his friend Camu Tao's posthumous album, King of Hearts, which is out today via Fat Possum.
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aaaaaaaaaaaaand…if a tree falls in the wood, does anyone still care about el-p in 2010?
funny you should mention tree’s. Found a remix of this track with vocals by a guy named tree woods. amazing!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNPPpi5NHJM&feature=related
The anticipation for someone to rap was killing me. But it was a nice instrumental. Maybe someone will rhyme over it. Preferably J cole or Sudan. His mixtape Episode 4 is out today http://www.mediafire.com/file/b779bdc688cvwbb/Episode IV _ A New Hope.zip
reminds me of detroit too. make what you will, nothing is a given.
aaaaaaaaaaaaand…if a tree falls in the wood, does anyone still care about el-p in 2010?
YOU SUCK AT LISTENNING TO MUSIC
@snarky mcdoof: Allow me to answer that ignant-ass question straight and without any snarkiness. Yes, plenty of people still care, especially now that he has released this amazing piece of music.
Love your beats El-P but miss your rhymes. Who can match El-P with these sick, disgusting sounds? Nobody!
yes i know is good
great soundtrack with the headphones on when strollin about. refreshing not to have a bunch of self obsessive MCs braggin’ bout how expensive their jeans are, all going off in my ear like a car alarm and shit. Great clip. fan of the post-apocalyptic genre. El-p is the doomsday master