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Earl SweatshirtBest Earl Sweatshirt Albums Ranked

8.5

Avg Score

150

Opinions

17

Albums

28

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Summary from 150 ratings

On Wavelength, fans have rated Earl Sweatshirt's catalog across 17 albums from 150 opinions, with an overall average of 8.5/10. The top-rated Earl Sweatshirt album is Some Rap Songs (2018) with a 8.7/10 average from 20 ratings, followed by Doris and solace. The discography on Wavelength spans 2013 to 2025. Sunday (feat. Frank Ocean) ranks as the highest-rated Earl Sweatshirt song on Wavelength with a 9.7/10 average.

Live Laugh Love

Live Laugh Love

exclaim
9.0

After spending the last dozen years or so crafting deeply personal opuses encapsulating different periods of his life, Earl Sweatshirt has grown from Odd Future's most promising prospect — a teen prodigy at the stylistic intersection of MF DOOM and early Eminem — to an avant-garde master of his craft with a penchant for pushing boundaries.Despite the guise of the shock-value antics and juvenile ga

Some Rap Songs

Some Rap Songs

pitchfork
8.8

With his latest record, the onetime teen prodigy reemerges as the face of a new sound and scene that blurs the line between avant-garde jazz and hip-hop.

Live Laugh Love

Live Laugh Love

pitchfork
8.5

Earl is on another level. The way he deploys his skill, humor, and encyclopedic knowledge of hip-hop has made him one of the most effortlessly deep and cool rappers alive.

FEET OF CLAY

FEET OF CLAY

pitchfork
8.4

A woozy, raw, magical, and extremely short album from hip-hop’s most tantalizingly inscrutable rapper.

I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside: An Album by Earl Sweatshirt

I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside: An Album by Earl Sweatshirt

pitchfork
8.3

Each Sunday, Pitchfork takes an in-depth look at a significant album from the past, and any record not in our archives is eligible. Today we revisit Earl Sweatshirt’s debut mixtape, the keystone to Odd Future’s success.

Doris

Doris

pitchfork
8.3

When Odd Future tumbled out of L.A. in 2010, the skilled-beyond-his-years Earl Sweatshirt tipped them into the spotlight, but just as the collective took off he vanished. Three years after his first mixtape, Sweatshirt uses his Columbia debut to convey a more varied palette of emotions. As comebacks go, it’s shockingly insular and unassuming.

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