“Don’t Tap the Glass is Tyler, the Creator’s second album in less than a year and, at only 28 minutes, notably less robust than its predecessor, Chromakopia. But all the elements of his work are here: the swaggy boasts, the effortless shifts from deep-voiced rapping to winsome, slightly off-key singing that makes a listener wonder if a second person has entered the booth; and beats that shape-shift”
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Download the App“Cherry Bomb, Tyler’s fourth long-player and third official album, bears all the hallmarks of his personality, for good and for ill. Smart, annoying, obnoxious, and creative, it's a reminder that Tyler, the Creator only creates as the sum of his exhaustive, trying, kaleidoscopic self.”
“Wow this album is way too hated, sure there is two tracks that I don’t like but every other song is amazing! And a lot of the highs here are some of Tyler’s best work, just look at smuckers! Give it another relisten with a open mind PLEASE.”
“I used to think IGOR was his best, but ive grown to absolutely love every song on this album. The only song i dont listen to a lot is BLOW MY LOAD. it holds my favorite Tyler song, OKAGA CA.”
“the instrumentals are so experimental, i love it. you can tell when Tyler begins to start becoming the Tyler we know today”
“Pretty unspoken album with some great songs here and there”