The elusive UK group’s third album in just over a year—to be made available online for only 99 days—renders Black trauma in the eerie, sing-song cadences of children’s rhymes.
Long out of print on vinyl, Tyler, The Creator’s classic album Wolf finally receives an official repress. The album is pressed on two pink-colored LPs in a gatefold jacket with printed inner sleeves and a 12”x 12” insert.
Tyler always had a more nuanced approach to anger than most, but Wolf finds him touching upon sadness, success, relationships, contrition, and aegis as well.
While lyrically and sonically this record's a transitional point for Tyler, it's still is confident at it's moodiest, and over-the-top outrageous at it's highest.
The mystique around SAULT has never dulled their applause, but 10 reminds us why the cheers matter. They are about empowerment, faith, and self-realization.
Channeling every corner of his sound, Tremor is a bold and transportive body of work through euphoric shoegaze, submerged techno, and ambient soundscape.
