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- 5.21.13Get familiar with The Uncluded: Travis Millard, artwork, and more!
- 5.14.13New interview with the directors of The Uncluded's "Delicate Cycle" video
- 5.11.13Seattle: The Uncluded in-store performance, meet & greet today at Silver Platters
- 5.7.13New Video: The Uncluded - "Alligator"
- 5.7.13Hokey Fright in stores today!
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| 05.29.13 | Philadelphia, PA | World Cafe Live | |
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| 05.30.13 | Cambridge, MA | The Sinclair | |
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| 06.01.13 | Brooklyn, NY | Knitting Factory | |
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| 06.02.13 | Montreal, QC | Il Motore | |
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| 06.03.13 | Toronto, ON | Blk Box | |
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| 06.05.13 | Detroit, MI | Trinosophes | |
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| 06.06.13 | Pittsburgh, PA | The Andy Warhol Museum | |
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| 06.07.13 | Columbus, OH | Wexner Center For The Arts | |
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| 06.08.13 | Chicago, IL | Old Town School of Folk Music | |
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| 06.21.13 | Dallas, TX | Texas Theatre | |
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| 06.22.13 | Houston, TX | Fitzgerald's | |
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| 06.23.13 | Austin, TX | Central Presbyterian Church | |
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| 06.25.13 | St. Louis, MO | The Firebird | |
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| 06.26.13 | Kansas City, MO | The Record Bar | |
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| 06.29.13 | Madison, WI | High Noon Saloon | |
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| 06.30.13 | Minneapolis, MN | The Cedar Cultural Center | |
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| 07.01.13 | Des Moines, IA | Wooly's | |
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| 07.03.13 | Omaha, NE | Waiting Room | |
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| 07.05.13 | Denver, CO | Marquis | |
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| 07.06.13 | Colorado Springs, CO | Black Sheep | |
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| 07.23.13 | San Diego, CA | Irenic | |
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| 07.25.13 | Los Angeles, CA | First Unitarian Church | |
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| 07.26.13 | San Francisco, CA | Slim's | |
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| 07.29.13 | Portland, OR | Wonder Ballroom | |
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| 07.30.13 | Seattle, WA | Neumos | |
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| 07.31.13 | Vancouver, BC | Fortune Sound Club | |
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| 08.02.13 | Missoula, MT | The Palace Lounge | |
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| 08.03.13 | Salt Lake City, UT | Kilby Court | |
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Video
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The Uncluded
Hokey Fright
- 1 Kryptonite
- 2 Delicate Cycle
- 3 TV on 10
- 4 Earthquake
- 5 Organs
- 6 Superheroes
- 7 Jambi Cafe
- 8 Batts
- 9 Scissorhands
- 10 Eyeball
- 11 Aquarium
- 12 Teleprompters
- 13 Alligator
- 14 WYHUOM
- 15 Boomerang
- 16 Tits Up
The Uncluded's debut album Hokey Fright was recorded over the course of a year using a variety of locations and devices, from voice memo recorders to fleshed out studios. Aesop and Kimya wrote, performed, and recorded the whole album, with the exception of the drums on "Delicate Cycle", which were played by James McNew of Yo La Tengo.
Having both experienced some loss in recent years, conversations about mortality served as a starting point for what would eventually become an album as much about finding therapy through writing/sharing as it is about being ok with admitting fear in the face of adversity. There is a sense of self-exploration and discovery that happens during the songs, as if the two are doing the problem-solving in front of you. While much of the album maintains a serious tone, Dawson and Rock's oddball humor plays an integral part in humanizing the obstacles that can initially seem too massive to process.
Kimya Dawson is a Grammy winning, platinum…
Artist Info
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Management: Rhymesayers | Press: Jim M. @ Big Hassle | Booking Agent: Christian Bernhardt
Press:
Pitchfork
City Pages
MTV Hive
NPR
New York Times
Cleveland.com
In 2007, while on tour supporting his album None Shall Pass, indie rapper/ producer Aesop Rock wrote a fan email to folk singer/songwriter Kimya Dawson. A few years later they reconnected during the creation of arts-and-oddities blog 900Bats, which in turn sparked the pair's collaborative musical efforts. After appearing on each other's respective recent solo records, Aesop Rock's Skelethon (Rhymesayers) and Kimya Dawson's Thunder Thighs (Great Crap Factory), both found more worth pursuing within the group dynamic, and The Uncluded were hatched.
"Unclude - verb- Keeping things you don't appreciate out of your life." - Michael Bernard Loggins
The group name The Uncluded was chosen based on an excerpt from the book Imaginationally by artist/writer Michael Bernard Loggins. Imaginationally is an illustrated dictionary of words Loggins created to describe his daily experiences and thoughts.
The Uncluded's debut album Hokey Fright was recorded over the course of a year using a variety of locations and devices, from voice memo recorders to fleshed out studios. Aesop and Kimya wrote, performed, and recorded the whole album, with the exception of the drums on "Delicate Cycle", which were played by James McNew of Yo La Tengo.
Having both experienced some loss in recent years, conversations about mortality served as a starting point for what would eventually become an album as much about finding therapy through writing/sharing as it is about being ok with admitting fear in the face of adversity. There is a sense of self-exploration and discovery that happens during the songs, as if the two are doing the problem-solving in front of you. While much of the album maintains a serious tone, Dawson and Rock's oddball humor plays an integral part in humanizing the obstacles that can initially seem too massive to process.
Kimya Dawson is a Grammy winning, platinum selling singer songwriter most widely known for her work on the JUNO soundtrack and her former band, The Moldy Peaches. She has released 7 solo albums, including a children's album "Alphabutt". Aesop Rock (aka Ian Bavitz) is a critically acclaimed hip hop artist/producer, recognized for his dense and abstract word play. He has released six solo albums, three EPs, and a 45-minute piece of music designed for runners, commissioned by Nike. Lyrics have been published in the New York Times Best Seller Hip Hop Speaks to Children, as well as Yale University's Anthology of Rap (Nov. 2010).


