Aesop Rock

Spirit World Field Guide

I'm frankly really impressed by this new Aesop Rock record. I'm not too familiar with any of his previous work, I was only pulled into checking out this release by its singles, so I surely wasn't anticipating to enjoy "Spirit World Field Guide" this much.

The intro to this LP really set the tone for the project and connected really well with its title and album cover. From that point forward, along with the amount of tracks present on the project, I was expecting a concept album and ... read more

If you’re a hip-hop head, even if you don’t enjoy his music, I feel like you have to at least admire and appreciate Aesop Rock. He is in a league of his own when it comes to lyricism. There’s conscious hip hop, then there’s food-for-thought, then there’s fucking Aesop Rock; he has one of the most mind-blowingly expansive vocabularies in all of hip hop. His incredibly genius way with words paired alongside some typically pretty great production has allowed for some ... read more

What are you all seeing? Are y’all *this* easily impressed? (Stolen joke please laugh)

It’s an hour long project from a rapper that I’ve never found interesting…at all. Like bruh, I don’t give a fuck if he has an “extensive vocabulary” you can have an extensive vocabulary from reading fanfiction for all of your teenage years— oh fuck...

Aesop Rock won’t touch MF DOOM as my favorite lyricist, and btw he didn’t say “the type of ... read more

This is as if the whole Rick & Morty show was an album. Amazers. This retro shit really hits,but you really need a guide to get into it.

Aesop Rock is probably one of the hardest rappers to listen to because of how technical his music is. His skill is really on another world,just as other-worldy as the whole vibe that this record emanates. The,let's say,tediousness of his style is something unique in the rap game,as the way he ties in his lyrics with his smooth ass flows is really hard to ... read more