Skelethon by Aesop Rock

Aesop Rock's recent turmoil is very much our gain.

Aesop Rock really brings you a very strange album that will totally keep you on your toes as you never know where he plans to take the song next.

Skelethon reveals how far Rock's come since the Bazooka Tooth-era, when his beats largely lacked swing and he hadn't yet fully synthesized El-P's industrial influence.

Aesop Rock gets a little personal, a little confessional even, and knocks out one of his best albums to date.

The record lives with angst, melancholy and a macabre grimness—probably the most focused Aes has ever sounded.

Complimentary production style was implemented into this record to Aesop's flow and sometimes hard to follow lyricism, providing potentially more non-followers of Aesop to start taking notice.