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Mundane Made Awesome: "Fryerstarter" basically equates going to a donut shop (a specific one, San Francisco's Bob's Donuts) to a religious experience.Mook Horror Show: "Play Dead," off of the Freedom Finger: Music From The Game EP, comes off as this, narrating Aesop laying waste to scores of enemy spacecraft, as a player playing the game would.Minimalistic Cover Art: "Float," which is just Aes's face in a corner over a black and red backdrop with the album's title near the middle.He attempts to kill the Alien Mother anyway, and is shot in the face by the Royal Guards, his crew is defeated, and Mars Wins is pretty understandable after a few listens, but what it means, and what the second part are about is anyone's guess. He decides to lead a resistance movement to oust the aliens, and ends up making it onboard their ship, the Alien Mother gives him a "The Reason You Suck" Speech. "Mars Attacks" could arguably be worse, the basic plot note Bazooka Tooth, the album's main character, witnesses an alien invasion of Earth in general, and New York in particular.The sampling of some sort of opera only serves to make it worse. Mind Screw: Usually subverted, but "Water" definitely counts, it seems to be a political message, but even keeping in mind Aes' usual metaphors, it doesn't make much sense.

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Meaningful Name: Subverted he's not named after the philosopher (though he easily could be), his name is a character he played in an "art film" once, plus the suffix "Rock" because it's cool.

Madness Mantra: MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARS WINS!.

An edited version shows up on Music for Earthworms, itself difficult to find.

Lost Episode: The original "Night Train" cypher-one of the very first recordings Aesop ever showed up on-is considered lost for good.

I Have Many Names: Most are shootoffs of "Aesop Rock", Aes Rizzle, Aes Diesel, Aes Rock, Aes, the notable exception is Bazooka Tooth, who may or may not be a character he plays.

Heroic Dog: The song "Ruby '81" is about a dog that saves the titular Ruby from drowning.

Hikikomori: Discussed in "Teleprompters".

Fading into the Next Song happens frequently throughout his albums.

The End of the World as We Know It: "None Shall Pass" is about this, and it's mentioned in the earlier "Freeze" and a few other songs as well.

He also contributed three songs to the 2019 video game Freedom Finger which he released as an EP in 2020.Īesop Rock: Yeah, I had 'em up all night prayin' I'd re-release Music For Earthworms!

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As a producer, he's also well known for producing hip hop duo Felt's 3rd album Felt 3: A Tribute To Rosie Perez, as well as the soundtrack to the movie Bushwick. In addition to his solo work, he is a former member of underground hip hop supergroup The Weathermen he was one half of Hail Mary Mallon alongside Rob Sonic, and he has released albums with Kimya Dawson and Tobacco as The Uncluded and Malibu Ken respectively. Aesop Rock's lyrics are made up of absurdist metaphors, puns, imagery and pop culture and mythology references. When Def Jux went on indefinite hiatus, Aesop transferred over to Rhymesayers, current home of such artists as Atmosphere, Brother Ali, and Rob Sonic. Shortly after, he signed to El-P's Def Jux label, where he has since released a slew of successful albums, including his most well-known concept album Labor Days. After another self-released album, he signed to Mush Records and released Float. Aesop has been releasing music since 1997 when he released the self-financed Music for Earthworms.

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Watch the full video above and check out dates for Aesop Rock’s The Impossible Kid Tour below.Aesop Rock (Ian Matthias Bavitz, born June 5, 1976) is an American-born Alternative Hip Hop artist. To help a cat in your area, please consider donating to (or adopting from) your local animal shelter, or visiting The Animal Humane Society. Kirby played here by Dina, who was rescued from the streets of downtown Los Angeles, and has since been adopted and found a forever home. The song is an ode to Aesop’s own pet, “Kirby,” whom the rapper acquired after a shrink told him, “I don’t know, maybe get a kitten.” In the visual, Aesop Rock is transformed into a puppet version of himself and lounges at home with a real-life rescue cat named Dina.