Title: The Fruits of Labor
Product review: Anyone who listened to Aesop's Daylight EP had to hear this coming. On Bazooka Tooth, day does, indeed, turn night. Gone is the hopeful afternoon ballad. This doesn't mean Bazooka Tooth will leave Aesop fans in the lurch, however. While there is enough Blockhead to sustain the interest of long-term fans (3 songs), the Aesop-produced tracks hit hard. No-holds-barred bass tracks shake down the city of brick this mason built, track-by-track, over the past five albums--Daylight, Labor Days, Float, and the out-of-print Music for Earthworms and Appleseed. This is Aesop throwing open the door to your house and sermonizing without without reserve. Five stars for pushing the envelope, once again.
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