There are perhaps too many guests, but this unassuming talisman clearly prefers sharing his space. When Sweatshirt hits the high notes – and he hits plenty here – the only thing to do is sit back and marvel at his talentĪ fascinating release that finds one of Odd Future’s brattiest MCs in a contemplative mood The beats remain dank and murky but the subject matter has thankfully left behind rape and murder narratives for the introspective and confessionalĭoris will likely stand tall as another step in the maturing and deepening of the Odd Future ethos and sound The minotaurs at the end of the corporate-radio labyrinth will have no idea what to do with this
It’s a work as notable for its technical achievements as its nuanced themes, and that’s almost as impressive considering that so many artists lack in one or both of those fields
It’s no guarantee that he won’t squander his considerable talent, but it’s a good place to startĮarl favors droning, lumbering productions full of intriguing sound textures, but he pulls in enough curveballs to give the album a jerky energyĮxciting confirmation that one of rap's most technically accomplished voices has also got his conceptual vision firmly in place It's to Earl's credit that he's managed to make the music he wants to, even if it's more of a rapper's rap record than one of any major crossover appeal This is knockabout punchline rap made into high art, a psychedelic visionquest to the taqueria on a skateboardĭoris is an impressively cohesive, if uncommerical, effortĮarl is the youngest and most talented of a crew of young and talented rappers, and in the afterglow of Odd Future outrage, he’s the one who still has something to say Sort by ADM rating Sort by most recent review
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