News / Bands
Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson to collaborate

Posted by Loren on February 14, 2013

Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson to collaborate
Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson to collaborate

A new group based on collaboration between Kimya Dawson and Aesop Rock has been announced. The new project, dubbed the Uncluded, will release an their debut, Hokey Fright, on May via Rhymesayers Entertainment.

Aesop Rock released Skelethon last year, which included an appearance from Dawson in the song "Crows 1."

Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson to collaborate
Aesop Rock and Kimya Dawson to collaborate

Related news stories

Daylight by Aesop Rock comes to vinyl

Posted in Records on February 11, 2024

Atmosphere's Tour De Friends 2

Posted in Tours on January 28, 2024

Atmoshere goes electro for new EP

Posted in Records on October 14, 2023

Related album reviews

Aesop Rock

Integrated Tech Solutions
Rhymesayers (2023)

Aesop Rock seems to be the rare artist who gets better with age. I enjoyed his early work with Blockhead, but it felt like things started to take off when he took over self-production, steadily growing and hitting what felt like peak when Spirit World Field Guide came out in 2020 (followed by Garbology in ’21). Luckily for all of us, he’s maintaining his trajectory … Read more

Aesop Rock

Spirit World Field Guide
Rhymesayers (2020)

Spirit World Field Guide is Aesop Rock’s first full-length in a few years. He’s been busy in the meantime, working on Malibu Ken and other projects, but Spirit World Field Guide has been a slow-building project. And it’s just that: a project.At 21 tracks in total, this is a psychedelic hip-hop adventure that takes the listener to new lands. It’s filled with dense imagery, new … Read more

Aesop Rock

Skelethon
Rhymesayers (2012)

The big complaint since Aesop Rock’s breakthrough, Labor Days, seems to be that he hasn’t had the memorable singles. At this point, it should be clear that Aesop Rock writes albums, not hits. Skelethon is his sixth release, and first with powerhouse label Rhymesayers Entertainment. While None Shall Pass (2007) had its moments, I’ve long felt Aesop Rock’s best work … Read more