Overview
- The 12-track LP arrived October 27 via Rhymesayers as a rapid follow-up to June’s Black Hole Superette.
- The album is available to hear on YouTube and as a free download, with major streaming services not yet carrying it.
- Physical vinyl and cassette editions are planned, with reports of surprise test pressings sent to some Rhymesayers customers cited via Reddit.
- Press materials frame the record around long-distance friendships and the way social media documents political uprisings and tragedy.
- Aesop Rock says he changed his process to use new tools for cleaner, more minimal production so the vocals and beats do not compete.