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Tyler, the Creator: 'Don't Tap the Glass' review - refuse to slow down
At this point in Tyler, the Creator's career it's no secret he's one of the best, most influential rappers alive. He is an artist, first and foremost, and this is clear in everything he touches. From his early days of cold emailing record executives to starting his own record label,
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: ...
Tyler, the Creator called out fans for sharing first-listen takes on his new album, DON’T TAP THE GLASS, urging listeners to ...
Tyler, the Creator once again proves why he’s one of the most versatile artists of our time. With only two features and 10 ...
Tyler The, Creator released his eclectic new album ’Don’t Tap The Glass’ on his own schedule, and it’s the best album of the ...
Pop album review: Tyler the Creator’s ‘Wolf’ can be daring, smart. By Randall Roberts, Los Angeles Times Pop Music Critic . April 8, 2013 12 AM PT . Share via Close extra sharing options.
A little past the halfway mark of Tyler, the Creator’s gripping new album, “Call Me If You Get Lost,” the Los Angeles rapper’s mom puts in a cameo that threatens to steal the show from her ...
On his seventh studio album, “Chromakopia,” the multi-hyphenate Tyler, the Creator pulls back the curtain. Across 14 tracks, the rapper born Tyler Okonma interrogates the anxieties that come ...
On Tyler's seventh album, 'Call Me If You Get Lost,' he rethinks the stories he wants to tell, and how much of himself success obliges him to reveal. Review: Tyler, the Creator comes into ...
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