Tyler The Creator – discography review
Wolf
(2013, Odd Future Records) USA, California
Third album by Tyler The Creator and still a good surprize.
From the very first song you’ll recognize directly Tyler’s signature voice, and his taste for provocations.
You still have these weird productions and synthesizers that I love a lot like in Jamba.
Cowboy and Rusty are two terrific tracks on that album, slower but with a cinematic touch, bravo !
I love his flow’s speed in Domo23 (and when he says “No no too soon”) and its funny videoclip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o4OD3IHs5jU
The production, vocals and flows in Tamale are very original and great.
The Deluxe box is beautiful, with many goodies and an amazing artwork ! There is a drawing on the disc itself which is the same as the one on Goblin‘s disc, except that one is smiling when the previous one had a sad face, haha.
A great album
TOP 5
- Cowboy
- Domo23
- Jamba
- Rusty
- Tamale
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Goblin
(2011, XL Recordings) USA, California
Second album by Tyler The Creator.
I’m absolutely amazed by the fact that he brought a music with experimental productions, and dark, raw lyrics to a popular level.
Tyler is young and very talented, to be convinced, just give a try to his first song Goblin and the way he paints the scene.
My favorite song on that album is Radicals !
You have to see Yonkers‘ videoclip, terrific : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSbZidsgMfw
I love the production and all the synthesizers in Sandwitches.
The romantic song Her is cool and amusing regarding the songs around that one. That song is in his cinematic-songs line.
“I’m Dracula bitch”, is Tyler’s work in Transylvania. Well-done !
I bought the collector version with a second disc with three tracks, and I love Burger and its synthesizers.
A Must-Have-In-Your-Collection.
TOP 5
- Radicals
- Yonkers
- Sandwiches
- Her
- Transylvania
- Burger
Bastard
(2009, D.I.Y.) USA, California
I discovered Tyler the Creator with the terrific Bastard.
I mean “This is what the devil plays before he goes to sleep
Some food for thought, this food for death, go ahead and fucking eat
My father’s dead, well I don’t know, we’ll never fucking meet” : This is Genius’ work.
I love the piano and that therapy concept in the album.
His voice is impressive (Note that he’s only 18 at the time !).
Then comes Seven with a great production and flow.
I love the production too in Parade which seems coming from Anticon Records.
Slow It Down and French! have great productions toom and the part at 1:23 in Slow It Down is a killer.
I hope they’ll print that record one day on physical.
Excellent.
TOP 5
- Bastard
- Parade
- Slow It Down
- Seven
- French!
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Tyler The Creator – discography review