Aesop Rock & Homeboy Sandman’s Rap For Rap’s Sake

Once upon a time, I couldn’t stand Aesop Rock. This wasn’t something I was eager to say out loud in public. I still bought his records, because if you cared about the idea of cerebral underground rap, you had to buy his records; it was a requirement. But I would sit there listening, brow all […]

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