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None Shall Pass is conceptual, I'm sure of it, though the concept I've yet to penetrate. And in the crafting of this alleged concept, Aesop Rock has twisted together a claustrophobic, dark collection of songs whose sounds waver between three points demarcated, somewhat roughly, by Labor Days, the nicer parts of Bazooka Tooth and Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives.
Reviewed on 2 October 2007 under Not So Live Music
Stepping Stones is essentially a best-of and remix record in one. Taking songs from as far back as 1994's Strictly Turntablized, Krush collects and presents some of his best tracks — some reworked gently, others more drastically.
Reviewed on 23 January 2007 under Not So Live Music
If I'd been given a chance to listen to this CD before I bought it— (the listening post at HMV was broken) —then chances are I wouldn't have.
Reviewed on 17 November 2003 under Not So Live Music
I bought this EP on the same day that I bought the Aesop Rock album. The person who sold me this CD didn't seem to want to be black.
Reviewed on 2 September 2003 under Not So Live Music
I first heard Aesop Rock when he and M.F. Doom both rhymed over a Prefuse 73 track on the Vocal Studies and Uprock Narratives album. I was intrigued by both rappers and was determined to track down an album by either.
Reviewed on 1 September 2003 under Not So Live Music
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