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- Summary: This instrumental hip-hop disc marks the solo debut by the longtime producer for Aesop Rock and other Def Jux artists.
- Record Label: Ninja Tune
- Genre(s): Indie, Rap
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 5 out of 10
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Mixed: 5 out of 10
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Negative: 0 out of 10
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UrbThis is an album that seeks to push boundaries, and succeeds. [May 2004, p.84]
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Entertainment WeeklyBlockhead injects enough emotional expression into the dusky downtempo tracks to separate himself from the knob-twiddling pack. [2 Apr 2004, p.66]
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Alternative PressExcellent. [Jun 2004, p.111]
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It's not as interesting as it could and probably should be.
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Without a deft rap to go over these tracks, many of them merely drift over the listener.
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Though the dark atmosphere can weigh Cavelight down on extended listening, it is the record's most lush, emotional moments, like the operatic "Sunday Séance," that are most suggestive of Blockhead's potential.
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The biggest problem with the album is that most of the tracks feel like there should be a rap over them.
Score distribution:
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Positive: 6 out of 6
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Mixed: 0 out of 6
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Negative: 0 out of 6
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SamGMay 4, 2004dope beats
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luisaJul 25, 2004this is the illest shit
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seanApr 21, 2005blockhead...ill as fuck
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JustinMay 3, 2007
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nickpJan 10, 2007one of the best beat pieces i've ever heard
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[Anonymous]Apr 5, 2004Ifyou really want to know how clever this record is, go to the blockhead website and listen.
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