Dente Bazooka

The bass on this pressing cuts through with that gritty, unpolished energy you want from Aesop Rock, and the 2LP split keeps the flow uninterrupted. My turntable’s needle tracked both discs cleanly from the first spin, no skips or surface noise.

The gatefold sleeve feels sturdy and the vinyl itself has a nice weight to it, which makes the whole 2LP set satisfying to handle. I’ve spun it a few times and the mix on tracks like “No Jumper Cables” comes through clear without any distortion. It’s exactly what I hoped for from this era of his wor

The pressing is dead quiet between tracks, which matters a lot on a 2LP like this, and the bass on tracks like “No Jumper Cables” sounds thick without muddying the vocals. I’ve spun it three times already and the sleeve’s still flat, no warps at all.