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Bazooka Tooth b-boyisms in his gruff monotone flow." Francis Henville of "Stylus Magazine" gave the album a grade of B, noting that "the beats feel somewhat restrained, lethargic and lazy" and "they are perfectly suited to Aesop's limpid down-tempo rhymes." Meanwhile, John Bush of AllMusic felt that "Bazooka Tooth" lacks "the catchy, sample-driven flavor" of "Labor Days". David Morris of "PopMatters" gave the album an unfavorable review and said, ""Bazooka Tooth" is almost a textbook example of what happens when a previously struggling artist gets a handful of success". In 2013, Danny Brown named it one of his 25 favorite albums. Bazooka