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Aesop Rock , real name Ian Mathias Bavitz (born June 5, 1976 on Long Island , New York ) is an American hip-hop musician from New York.

biography

Aesop Rock has been under contract with the independent Def Jux label since his 2001 album Labor Days . The label stands for its own, often dark, industrial-futuristic sound, with Aesop Rock musically being on the more accessible side. The texts are characterized by complex imagery that always follows a guideline. The range of topics is broad and includes gloomy urban visions as well as stories about affectionately drawn outsiders of society or hip-hop-specific topics. Set pieces from pop culture can often be found in his work, which led a critic of the Boston Herald to the remark, "Listening to Aesop Rock is like taking your brain on a futuristic urban hell-ride through pop culture". The album Bazooka Tooth , released in 2003, has a much more pessimistic tone and deals, among other things, with the 11th of September and the murder of the hip hop pioneer Jam Master Jay from Run DMC . In February 2005 the EP Fast Cars, Danger, Fire & Knives , published with an 80-page book, followed . His album None Shall Pass was released in 2007.

Aesop Rock's texts are characterized by a particularly wide variety of vocabulary used.

Aesop Rock is a member of the hip-hop groups Hail Mary Mallon (together with Rob Sonic and DJ Big Wiz), The Weathermen (together with Cage , El-P and Tame1) and The Uncluded (together with Kimya Dawson ).

Discography

Chart placements

year title Top ranking, total weeks, awardChartsChart placements
(Year, title, rankings, weeks, awards, notes)
Remarks
US US
2003 Bazooka Tooth US112 (1 week)
US
2005 Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives US190 (1 week)
US
2007 None Shall Pass US50 (4 weeks)
US
2009 Felt 3: A Tribute to Rosie Perez US131 (1 week)
US
Slug & Murs with Aesop Rock
2012 Skelethon US21 (2 weeks)
US
2016 The Impossible Kid US30 (2 weeks)
US
2019 Malibu Ken US176 (1 week)
US
Aesop Rock and Tabacco are Malibu Ken

Solo albums

  • 1997: Music for Earthworms
  • 2000: Float (Mush Records)
  • 2001: Labor Days ( Definitive Jux )
  • 2003: Bazooka Tooth (Definitive Jux)
  • 2007: None Shall Pass (Definitive Jux)
  • 2012: Skelethon (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
  • 2016: The Impossible Kid (Rhymesayers Entertainment)

EPs

  • 1999: Appleseed
  • 2002: Daylight EP (Definitive Jux)
  • 2005: Fast Cars, Danger, Fire and Knives (Definitive Jux)

Mix tapes, remix albums and instrumentals

  • 2003: Build Your Own Bazooka Tooth (Definitive Jux)
  • 2005: B-Sites & Rarities Vol. 1: 1999–2003
  • 2006: B-Sites & Rarities Vol. 2: 2003-2006
  • 2007: All Day: Nike + Original Run (Continuous Mix) (Mix album in collaboration with Nike )
  • 2007: None Shall Pass - Instrumentals and Accapellas (Definitive Jux)
  • 2009: B-Sites & Rarities Vol. 3: 2006–2009
  • 2014: The Blob (Rhymesayers Entertainment)

Hail Mary Mallon

  • 2011: Are You Gonna Eat That? (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
  • 2014: Beastiary (Rhymesayers Entertainment)

The Uncluded

Singles

  • 2001: Coma / Maintenance (12 ″; Definitive Jux)
  • 2001: Boombox / Kill 'Em All Remix / Labor (12 ″; Definitive Jux)
  • 2001: Daylight / Night Light / Nickle Plated Pockets (12 ″; Definitive Jux)
  • 2003: Limelighters (12 ″; Definitive Jux)
  • 2003: Freeze / Greatest Pac-Man Victory In History (12 ”; Definitive Jux)
  • 2003: Easy / No Jumper Cables (12 ”; Definitive Jux)
  • 2004: All in All (Definitive Jux)
  • 2007: None Shall Pass / Puff Tuff (7 ”; Definitive Jux)
  • 2007: Coffee (CD; Definitive Jux)
  • 2012: Zero Dark Thirty (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
  • 2012: ZZZ Top (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
  • 2012: Cycles to Gehenna (Rhymesayers Entertainment)

With other artists

  • 2000: Put Your Quarter Up (Molemen feat.MF Doom , Slug , Aesop Rock on Ritual of the ... ) (Fat Beats)
  • 2001: Blacklist (Prefuse 73 feat.MF Doom, Aesop Rock on Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives ) ( Warp Records )
  • 2002: Delorian ( El-P feat.Aesop Rock, Ill Bill on Fantastic Damage ) (Definitive Jux)
  • 2002: Innercity Hustle (Aesop Rock & LIFE Long on The Bedford Files, Archives A / B (Compilation)) (Embedded)
  • 2002: Success (Mr. Lif feat.Aesop Rock on I Phantom ) (Definitive Jux)
  • 2002: Flesh (Remix) ( Atmosphere feat. Aesop Rock, I Self Divine, Musab on Godlovesugly / Flesh (Remix) / Bleed Slow (12 ”)) ( Rhymesayers Entertainment )
  • 2003: Final Frontier (Remix) ( RJD2 feat.Aesop Rock, MURS, Blueprint, Vast Aire on The Horror ( EP )) (Definitive Jux)
  • 2003: Happy Pills ( MURS feat.Aesop Rock on The End of the Beginning ... ) (Definitive Jux)
  • 2003: Love to Fu * k (SA Smash feat.Aesop Rock on Smashy Trashy ) (Definitive Jux)
  • 2003: Shut Down (Push Button Objects feat.Aesop Rock on Ghetto Blaster ) (Chocolate Industries)
  • 2004: Posse Slash (Vast Aire feat.Aesop Rock, Breez Evahflowin ', Poison Pen, Karniege on Look Mom ... No Hands ) (Chocolate Industries)
  • 2004: Crooked (Evil Nine feat.Aesop Rock on You Can Be Special Too ) (Marine Parade)
  • 2004: Kill Switch (DJ Krush feat.Aesop Rock auf Jaku ) (Columbia Records, RED Ink Records)
  • 2005: Preservation (Aesop Rock & Del Tha Funky Homosapien on Wu-Tang Meets the Indie Culture ) (Think Differently Music)
  • 2008: Dirt (Tobacco feat.Aesop Rock on Fucked Up Friends ) ( Anticon )
  • 2009: Felt 3: A Tribute to Rosie Perez (Felt (Murs and Slug), Aesop Rock produced the entire album) (Rhymesayers Entertainment)
  • 2014: Tom Shall Pass (as Aesop Waits , mash-up with songs by Tom Waits )
  • 2019: Malibu Ken (Aesop Rock and Tabacco are Malibu Ken)

Web links

Commons : Aesop Rock  album with pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. The Largest Vocabulary in Hip Hop. Retrieved June 28, 2014 .
  2. Aesop Rock in the US album charts (Billboard)
  3. The Blob on Soundcloud (English)