![]() ![]() ![]() The closing track, “Abandoned Malls,” best sums up the somber feeling from which Garbology was born. Blockhead’s beats complement the verses so adeptly, it’s as if the rapper had produced the album himself. And what an album it is! Aesop’s spur-of-the-moment, hard-hitting lyricism is reminiscent of his late underground rapper peer MF Doom. Nearly a decade later, the two have reunited for a collaborative album, Garbology. Blockhead ultimately decided to pursue production over rapping, and the two formed a business relationship, with Blockhead producing most of Aesop’s earliest work. Ian Bavitz (CFA’98), known professionally as Aesop Rock, met friend and fellow artist Blockhead during his college days in Boston. ![]()
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