The production work of Scott Herren began as a study in diametric personalities. The Brooklyn- and Atlanta-based producer emerged full force in 2000 under the aliases Delarosa & Asora, Savath & ...

Born in the era of vinyl grooves, hip-hop declared every record ever made to be its own. With such massive resources at its disposal, the movement quickly became a revolution. But as those grooves ...

If you know the work of Prefuse 73, you know the producer tends to make song-within-a-song kind of tracks that intertwine many different layers. Now he has a music video to go along with that sound—so ...

After releasing eight albums over 11 years, Guillermo S. Herren -- aka, Prefuse 73 -- left his longtime label home and spent four years away from the project. Finally, Prefuse 73 is back with a new… ...

However much electronic producer Guillermo Scott Herren originally envisioned his Prefuse 73 project as an abstract take on hip-hop beatmaking, his current work sounds as far-removed from hip-hop as ...

There are "too many MCs and not enough listeners," chanted Beans on Thursday night at the Black Cat. That may be true generally in the world of underground hip-hop, which certainly hasn't attracted ...

Prefuse 73 has long earned the right to do whatever he wants. Tomorrow, he'll release a years-old collaboration with Machinedrum entitled "The Only Scarf," which to the credit of both artists sounds ...

A curious blog post appeared on the infotaintment autobahn late last Wednesday, credited to glitch-hop pioneer Guillermo Scott Herren, aka __ _Prefuse 73. Under the subject heading "PREFUSE 73 STEPS ...

Guillermo S. Herren, aka Prefuse 73, is launching a new record label, Yellow Year Records, alongside photographer Angel Ceballos. The label's first offering will be a twelve-volume series of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Throughout, Herren weaves “lost soundtracks, musique concrète, jazz and beat-tape music” into his trademark instrumental hip-hop ...

Nothing against Prefuse 73, but what’s the point of actually watching a producer-deejay perform live, even one as talented as Prefuse (real name Scott Herren)? Herren made the Empty Bottle feel more ...

Prefuse 73 — the production alias of Guillermo Scott Herren — pushes the outer boundaries of hip-hop into the terrain occupied by Aphex Twin and Autechre. Slippery snippets of micro-edited samples ...