Week of Nov 13 Hip-Hop Albums: Aesop Rock, Bruiser Wolf, More

Trouble Mountain album art: an illustrated ski lodge scene with a polar bear holding a beer, a fallen skier and a helicopter over a snowy slope
Artwork: Trouble Mountain / Rhymesayers Entertainment

Six hip-hop albums land around Nov 13, 2026, and the official listings say more than the rollouts do. Every number here comes from each album's official Apple Music listing: song count, runtime, credited guests and the label line. Our read: the rapper and producer duo records are the story of the week.

The long one

Aesop Rock and Blockhead's Trouble Mountain arrives Nov 13 on Rhymesayers with 17 songs in 60:10, the longest album on this list. Open Mike Eagle guests on "One Thing," and four more guests are spread over three other songs. "TM Tours" lasts 27 seconds. Two songs already have official videos: "Trouble Trouble" from Sep 16 and "Coyote Summer" from Oct 13.

Aesop Rock and Blockhead: "Trouble Trouble" (official video)

The short ones

Bruiser Wolf and Conductor Williams go first. The Dealer Wins is dated Nov 11, two days early, with 10 songs in 22:03 under STATION and Bruiser House. Marv Won is on "The Score," and two songs are out with videos: "Ain't Got Time" and "The Score." The album closes with "The Story of DeVaul Neal."

Zelooperz and Black Noi$e answer with Pin Breakers: 11 songs in 22:27, with Danny Brown on "Nostradamus." Its first five songs all run under 1:40. Together, the two records last 44:31. That is our pick for anyone short on time on Nov 13.

The big names, by the numbers

Westside Gunn's HEELMATIC runs 16 songs in 52:37. Sleepy Hallow's STILL SLEEP ?? is the biggest by song count, with 23 in 54:52. Wiz Khalifa's Cool lists 14 songs in 38:38 under Taylor Gang, but only "Yiccen" and "The Calm" have real titles so far. The other 12 still read as numbered tracks, which makes it the one album on this list that still needs filling in.

Apple Music

More Hip-Hop