Cosmogramma

metacritic

aoty

ben

One of the other records I had in my car nonstop in hs. It’s good, but starts to sound like background music after a while.

pitchfork

The L.A. producer's head music, which pulls from jazz, hip-hop, videogame sounds, IDM, and more, is more dense and rewarding than ever.

fantano

Flying Lotus' third album is by far his most diverse, loaded with elements of jazz, hip hop, and countless hybrids of electronic music. It's dense, boundless, engaging, and fun. Though it's not all that cohesive, what's created here is good enough to maintain attention and screw with your head.

rollingstone