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- Artist(s): Blockhead
- Summary: The debut full-length studio release for the collaboration between Blockhead and Aesop Rock features a guest appearance from Homeboy Sandman.
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- Record Label: Rhymesayers Entertainment
- Genre(s): Rap, Alternative Rap, Underground Rap, Left-Field Rap
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Nov 15, 2021The old gang is back together, and they’ve cooked up a project that’s compelling front-to-back, a clear progression on their established styles both separately and as a unit without a bad track in sight.
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Dec 15, 2021Every spin is undoubtedly an exercise in active listening; an Aesop Rock album isn’t a casual affair. Close attention is required to grasp the nuances and cleverness of his writing. But for those who appreciate the creative lyricism he consistently slings and Blockhead’s dreamy, layered production, Garbology isn’t likely to end up in the trash.
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Jan 18, 2022There are few better ways to ride through the current Omicron surge than spinning “Garbology” and joining Aesop and Blockhead as they excavate garbage for gold.
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Nov 15, 2021Despite its tight construction, Garbology is at its best when it succumbs to a certain irresolution.
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Nov 15, 2021Featuring only one guest verse from Bavitz’s longtime friend Homeboy Sandman, Garbology feels less like a deliberate sequel to a great Aesop Rock album like None Shall Pass and more like a next chapter. It’s a beautifully disparate slab of rap music that satisfies on the first play but reveals more of itself with each playthrough.
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Nov 15, 2021Garbology isn't nearly as complex or conceptually driven as 2020's Spirit World Field Guide, but it still contains an abundance of memorable lyrics, and demonstrates Aesop's talent for spinning fantastic stories out of nothing.
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