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Is El-P a paranoid fantasist? or is he just preternaturally tapping into society’s malaise? At first glance the question answers itself – how else do you explain the promo shots in which ...
Reviewed 1 July 2012 under Not So Live Music
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 ...
Reviewed 2 October 2007 under Not So Live Music
It's been a few years since El-P unleashed his last monstrosity, Fantastic Damage, onto the world. It's nice to see that, in what is relatively quite a long time, none of El-P's misanthropy has ...
Reviewed 1 May 2007 under Not So Live Music
El-P handles production on eight of the eleven tracks, with Mr. Lif producing two and Nick Toth producing the last. OK, so, the first three songs are good but I'm starting to feel a little odd ...
Reviewed 11 October 2006 under Not So Live Music
I bought this EP on the same day that I bought the Stereolab album. The person who sold me this CD was black. There are eight songs in toto, including the obligatory hidden track, and the EP lasts ...
Reviewed 7 September 2003 under Not So Live Music
I like hip hop. I hate skits. Lord, do I hate skits. There is nothing worse than the flow of the album being interrupted by a pointless, moronic skit. I decided that I would never buy another hip ...
Reviewed 29 March 2003 under Not So Live Music