Labor Days
- Aesop Rock
- Band Name: Aesop Rock
- Record Label: Def Jux
- Release Date: Sep 18, 2001
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Feb 20, 201110A beautifully complex and lyrically dense album, quite possibly Aesop Rock's best work. Each track is a distinct, captivating riff off of the album's main theme.
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Aug 10, 201210This is the best Aesop Rock album, bar none with no par. The intricate rhyme scheme is what first caught my attention, then as I began to listen more and more and sink deeper into the lyrics, I became mesmerized by the depth and complexity of what he's saying. Aesop Rock has a style all his own, you won't ever listen to any other hip-hop artist doing things quite the same.
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He does his best job yet at balancing smarts and accessibility.
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80The backing tracks, brimming over with strings, guitars, vaguely Middle Eastern elements, and soundtrack snippets, are more musical than much hip-hop, proffering the perfect gateway to Aesop Rock's verbose world. Dig the dark sounds as you try to decipher the deep thoughts.
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87It helps that Labor Days is as terrific a record as anyone could ask for, really, and you should buy it.