Tyler, The Creator

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Call Me If You Get Lost New - Vinyl - 19439916641 Sealed 2022 Original Gatefold. Unable To Confirm Plant Info (Either RTI Or URP). "Not Two Seconds Into His Sixth Lp, Call Me If You Get Lost, Tyler, The Creator Boldly Stakes His Claim With Rap: ""Y'all Ready?" Booms The Voice Of Dj Drama, Before The Iconic "Gangsta Grizzilz" Tag Jolts The Album To Life. Hosted By The Legendary Master-of-ceremonies, Tyler's Latest Lp Imprints All The Lessons Of The Last 8 Years Onto The Raw Rap Talent Of The Wolf Era, Combining Visceral Verses With Expansive Layers Of Production. Working With The Likes Of Westside Gunn And Freddie Gibbs Has Revitalised The Outright Fun Of T's Verses -- "Aargh, You Look Malnourished" - As Well As Bringing The Vivid Storytelling Of The Former Contrarian Into Subjects Of Vast Personal Import. It Proves A Sharp Left Turn After The Progressive Pop Of 2019's Igor -- But One That Is Realised With An Unrelenting Passion." AMG Review By David Crone. more
	Call Me If You Get Lost Used - Vinyl - 19439916641 2022 Original Gatefold. "Not Two Seconds Into His Sixth Lp, Call Me If You Get Lost, Tyler, The Creator Boldly Stakes His Claim With Rap: "Y'all Ready?" Booms The Voice Of Dj Drama, Before The Iconic "Gangsta Grizzilz" Tag Jolts The Album To Life. Hosted By The Legendary Master-of-ceremonies, Tyler's Latest Lp Imprints All The Lessons Of The Last 8 Years Onto The Raw Rap Talent Of The Wolf Era, Combining Visceral Verses With Expansive Layers Of Production. Working With The Likes Of Westside Gunn And Freddie Gibbs Has Revitalised The Outright Fun Of T's Verses -- "Aargh, You Look Malnourished" - As Well As Bringing The Vivid Storytelling Of The Former Contrarian Into Subjects Of Vast Personal Import. It Proves A Sharp Left Turn After The Progressive Pop Of 2019's Igor -- But One That Is Realised With An Unrelenting Passion." AMG Review By David Crone. more
	Call Me If You Get Lost Used - Vinyl - 19439916641 2022 2LP Black Vinyl In Gatefold. As with every Tyler record, there’s a plethora of breadcrumbs to follow. The album’s central thread proffers a compelling forbidden-desire narrative, while the scratchy vocals akin to a much-referenced Wolf Haley are enough to make anyone drag their donut-print back out the wardrobe. In the minutiae, CMIYGL is equally abundant: "SWEET" is the full version of the interlude at the end of 2017's "I Ain't Got Time," while the Gravediggaz sample on "LUMBERJACK" is a sly wink to a tweet from the Bastard era. That’s saying nothing of the cryptic “Tyler Baudelaire”; fans of Charles Baudelaire may find the poet’s resonance in “WILSHIRE” and the album’s stretching, international escapism, though concrete answers remain shrouded. AMG - David Crone more
	Call Me If You Get Lost Used - Vinyl - 19439916641 2022 2LP Black Vinyl In Gatefold. As with every Tyler record, there’s a plethora of breadcrumbs to follow. The album’s central thread proffers a compelling forbidden-desire narrative, while the scratchy vocals akin to a much-referenced Wolf Haley are enough to make anyone drag their donut-print back out the wardrobe. In the minutiae, CMIYGL is equally abundant: "SWEET" is the full version of the interlude at the end of 2017's "I Ain't Got Time," while the Gravediggaz sample on "LUMBERJACK" is a sly wink to a tweet from the Bastard era. That’s saying nothing of the cryptic “Tyler Baudelaire”; fans of Charles Baudelaire may find the poet’s resonance in “WILSHIRE” and the album’s stretching, international escapism, though concrete answers remain shrouded. AMG - David Crone more
	Call Me If You Get Lost New - Vinyl - 19439916641 Sealed 2022 Original Gatefold. Unable To Confirm Plant Info (Either RTI Or URP). "Not Two Seconds Into His Sixth Lp, Call Me If You Get Lost, Tyler, The Creator Boldly Stakes His Claim With Rap: ""Y'all Ready?" Booms The Voice Of Dj Drama, Before The Iconic "Gangsta Grizzilz" Tag Jolts The Album To Life. Hosted By The Legendary Master-of-ceremonies, Tyler's Latest Lp Imprints All The Lessons Of The Last 8 Years Onto The Raw Rap Talent Of The Wolf Era, Combining Visceral Verses With Expansive Layers Of Production. Working With The Likes Of Westside Gunn And Freddie Gibbs Has Revitalised The Outright Fun Of T's Verses -- "Aargh, You Look Malnourished" - As Well As Bringing The Vivid Storytelling Of The Former Contrarian Into Subjects Of Vast Personal Import. It Proves A Sharp Left Turn After The Progressive Pop Of 2019's Igor -- But One That Is Realised With An Unrelenting Passion." All Music Guide - David Crone. more
	Call Me If You Get Lost New - Vinyl - 19439916641 Sealed 2022 Original Gatefold. Unable To Confirm Plant Info (Either RTI Or URP). "Not Two Seconds Into His Sixth Lp, Call Me If You Get Lost, Tyler, The Creator Boldly Stakes His Claim With Rap: ""Y'all Ready?" Booms The Voice Of Dj Drama, Before The Iconic "Gangsta Grizzilz" Tag Jolts The Album To Life. Hosted By The Legendary Master-of-ceremonies, Tyler's Latest Lp Imprints All The Lessons Of The Last 8 Years Onto The Raw Rap Talent Of The Wolf Era, Combining Visceral Verses With Expansive Layers Of Production. Working With The Likes Of Westside Gunn And Freddie Gibbs Has Revitalised The Outright Fun Of T's Verses -- "Aargh, You Look Malnourished" - As Well As Bringing The Vivid Storytelling Of The Former Contrarian Into Subjects Of Vast Personal Import. It Proves A Sharp Left Turn After The Progressive Pop Of 2019's Igor -- But One That Is Realised With An Unrelenting Passion." All Music Guide - David Crone. more
	Call Me If You Get Lost New - Vinyl - 19439916641 Sealed 2022 original gatefold. Shrink tears on mouth and back with some blue ink staining (back cover & corners). Unable to confirm plant info (either GZ or URP). "Not two seconds into his sixth LP, CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST, Tyler, the Creator boldly stakes his claim with rap: ""Y'all ready?" booms the voice of DJ Drama, before the iconic "GANGSTA GRIZZILZ" tag jolts the album to life. Hosted by the legendary master-of-ceremonies, Tyler's latest LP imprints all the lessons of the last 8 years onto the raw rap talent of the Wolf era, combining visceral verses with expansive layers of production. Working with the likes of Westside Gunn and Freddie Gibbs has revitalised the outright fun of T's verses -- "AARGH, YOU LOOK MALNOURISHED" - as well as bringing the vivid storytelling of the former contrarian into subjects of vast personal import. It proves a sharp left turn after the progressive pop of 2019's IGOR -- but one that is realised with an unrelenting passion." All Music Guide – David Crone. more
	Cherry Bomb Used Import - #TYLERCHERRY001 Rare 2015 2LP peach vinyl in shrink. No other peach colored vinyl is available so for collectors this is a hidden treasure. Tyler, The Creator’s 4th studio release, “Cherry Bomb,” released in 2015, stands as a pivotal album in his discography, marking a bold departure from his earlier, more abrasive sound. The project is notable for its chaotic production style—characterized by distorted synths, fuzzy guitars, and unconventional song structures—that challenges listeners’ expectations. Tracks like “DEATHCAMP” and “FIND YOUR WINGS” showcase Tyler’s willingness to blend punk rock, neo-soul, and jazz influences, underlining his growth as both a producer and songwriter. For fans and critics alike, “Cherry Bomb” is frequently cited as a transitional work that paved the way for the more melodic and polished direction found in his later projects like “Flower Boy” and “IGOR.” In the broader landscape of modern hip-hop, “Cherry Bomb” is often seen as an under-appreciated gem that contributed to the genre’s expanding boundaries. Tyler, The Creator’s collaboration with artists such as Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and Lil Wayne on this album highlights his rising stature in the music industry during the mid-2010s. Although the album received mixed reviews at the time of release—largely due to its abrasive mixing and experimental approach—it has since gained a cult following among listeners who appreciate its fearless originality. The legacy of “Cherry Bomb” endures as an example of Tyler’s refusal to conform, solidifying his reputation as a visionary artist willing to take creative risks in hip-hop and alternative music. more
	Cherry Bomb Colored Vinyl - New - 198029095210 Sealed 2025 2LP gatefold reissue pressed on Translucent Blue with the "Mask" Cover. No other peach colored vinyl is available so for collectors this is a hidden treasure. Tyler, The Creator’s 4th studio release, “Cherry Bomb,” released in 2015, stands as a pivotal album in his discography, marking a bold departure from his earlier, more abrasive sound. The project is notable for its chaotic production style—characterized by distorted synths, fuzzy guitars, and unconventional song structures—that challenges listeners’ expectations. Tracks like “DEATHCAMP” and “FIND YOUR WINGS” showcase Tyler’s willingness to blend punk rock, neo-soul, and jazz influences, underlining his growth as both a producer and songwriter. For fans and critics alike, “Cherry Bomb” is frequently cited as a transitional work that paved the way for the more melodic and polished direction found in his later projects like “Flower Boy” and “IGOR.” In the broader landscape of modern hip-hop, “Cherry Bomb” is often seen as an under-appreciated gem that contributed to the genre’s expanding boundaries. Tyler, The Creator’s collaboration with artists such as Kanye West, Pharrell Williams, and Lil Wayne on this album highlights his rising stature in the music industry during the mid-2010s. Although the album received mixed reviews at the time of release—largely due to its abrasive mixing and experimental approach—it has since gained a cult following among listeners who appreciate its fearless originality. The legacy of “Cherry Bomb” endures as an example of Tyler’s refusal to conform, solidifying his reputation as a visionary artist willing to take creative risks in hip-hop and alternative music. more
	Cherry Bomb New - Vinyl - 198029095210 Sealed 2025 2LP deluxe reissue pressed on translucent blue vinyl. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. Includes an 8-page booklet. Cherry Bomb is volatility as vision. Abrasive synths, blown-out drums, and sudden melodic turns collide without warning, daring the listener to keep up. It’s messy by intent, with moments of chaos giving way to flashes of tenderness and ambition that point toward what comes next. Polarizing, loud, and restlessly creative, Cherry Bomb captures an artist mid-metamorphosis, breaking things apart to see what might survive. more
	Chromakopia New - Vinyl - 19802926461 Sealed, 2025 2LP US reissue pressed on opaque white vinyl. Housed in a custom embossed gatefold jacket with large custom clear hype sticker on shrink. Tyler, the Creator’s Chromakopia explodes with color, confidence, and razor-sharp creativity. It’s a genre-bending joyride—rich production, bold storytelling, and hooks that hit instantly. Every track feels like a world of its own, yet the whole album snaps together with Tyler’s unmistakable vision. Fresh, vibrant, and endlessly replayable, Chromakopia is Tyler at his most imaginative. more
	Don't Tap The Glass New - Vinyl - 198029473711 2025 Clear vinyl Test Pressing” edition, a one-time pressing. “Don’t Tap The Glass” released by Tyler, The Creator in 2025, marking his next album after Chromakopia. The album includes "Big Poe", "Sugar On My Tongue" & "Sucka Free". Tyler, The Creator is an award-winning rapper, producer, and visionary artist known for his genre-defying music and unique creative aesthetic. Emerging from the influential Odd Future collective, Tyler has consistently pushed the boundaries of hip-hop and alternative music, blending elements of jazz, funk, and R&B into his distinctive sound. Acclaimed for albums such as IGOR and Call Me If You Get Lost, Tyler, The Creator is recognized for his innovative production techniques, introspective lyrics, and bold visual storytelling, making him a trendsetter in contemporary music. Dont Tap The Glass is a standout record that exemplifies Tyler, The Creator’s evolution as an artist. The track showcases his signature blend of experimental beats, playful yet poignant lyricism, and layered, genre-blurring production. With its dynamic instrumentation and introspective tone, Dont Tap The Glass reflects Tyler’s ongoing exploration of personal themes and musical innovation. Fans and newcomers alike are drawn to the record’s authentic expression and distinct sonic identity, further solidifying Tyler, The Creator’s place as a leading figure in modern hip-hop and alternative music. more
	Goblin New - Vinyl - XLLP529 Sealed, latest run of the 2020 2LP gatefold reissue. Custom hypes sticker on shrink. Dark, raw, and unapologetically unfiltered—Goblin is Tyler, The Creator’s chaotic debut that launched Odd Future into the spotlight. Packed with gritty beats, twisted humor, and confessional rage, this is the birth of a boundary-pushing icon. Not for the faint of heart. more
	Goblin New - Vinyl - XLLP529 Sealed 2020 2LP gatefold reissue. Custom hypes sticker on shrink. Dark, raw, and unapologetically unfiltered—Goblin is Tyler, The Creator’s chaotic debut that launched Odd Future into the spotlight. Packed with gritty beats, twisted humor, and confessional rage, this is the birth of a boundary-pushing icon. Not for the faint of heart. more
	Igor Picture Disc - New - 19075970191 Sealed 2019 picture disc. Only available online for 24 hours. Igor is the fifth studio album by American rapper and producer Tyler, The Creator. Released in May 2019, the record is a departure from Tyler's earlier work, which was characterized by aggressive, confrontational lyrics and beats. Instead, Igor is a more introspective and emotionally vulnerable album, with Tyler exploring themes of heartbreak and unrequited love. Musically, Igor draws on a range of genres, including funk, soul, and R&B, with Tyler showcasing his talents as a producer by crafting intricate and layered arrangements. The album features guest appearances and has received widespread critical acclaim for its innovative sound and emotionally resonant lyrics. Igor has been described as one of Tyler's most accomplished and mature records to date, and is a must-listen for fans of hip-hop and experimental music alike. more
	Igor New - Vinyl - 19075965221 Sealed, latest run of the 2022 gatefold reissue. Parental advisory sticker on shrink. "IGOR starts with a crackling, hyped-up overture that paints a scene of Tyler, The Creator at the wheel, reacting beside his singing passengers to the positive results they're receiving from the all-important car test: "Ridin' round town/They gon' feel this one." Tyler and a motorcade's worth of supporting vocalists fulfill the promise and threat with what plays out, a creatively vital and emotionally heartsick set with as much pain, vulnerability, and compulsion as a classic soul LP. Having found his seam with the Grammy-nominated Flower Boy, Tyler continues to make headway by constructing nearly the entirety of his self-produced follow-up out of songs that ache and swirl like "See You Again" and "911/Mr. Lonely." He's on a ruthless rampage in the frantic "What's Good," throwing lyrical elbows at anyone who crosses him, but otherwise, the album's fervid energy concerns a triangular relationship that goes from white hot to ice cold, sometimes within a couple verses. The wild swings are typified by "A Boy Is a Gun." Over a smudged early-'70s soul sample, Tyler likens his partner to high-risk protection, also "sweet as sugar, diabetic to the first degree," but after being made to feel like a third wheel, repeatedly insists, "Stay the fuck away from me." For each stirring moment, like when all he wants to do is make amends and "chase the sun" on a bike ride through a park, there's one with a uniquely Tyler mix of alarming possessiveness and humor. Take "New Magic Wand," where he sounds hollowed out by not having his lover completely to himself, then pitches up the vocals to accentuate a lunatic fantasy: "Your other one evaporate, we celebrate." Rather than finishing neatly with the cathartic (if purposefully sickly sounding) "I Don't Love You Anymore," IGOR concludes messily with Tyler asking for a platonic resolution that sounds more like co-dependent exasperation. Speaking of reliance, Tyler delegates (and deforms) more of the vocal load here than he did on Flower Boy. Solange and Jessy Wilson, plus Lil Uzi Vert and Kanye West, among others, often sound like their butterflies are as acute as Tyler's own. The productions are as nuanced and judiciously tricked out as they are on the previous album, adjusted to enhance all the agitation and grief, yet it's all ear candy -- spiraling synthesizers, vaguely psychedelic flourishes, and bumping drums galore. Roll down the windows, crank it, and keep the tissue on the armrest." All Music Guide - Andy Kellman more
	Igor New - Vinyl - 19075965221 Sealed 2019 Gatefold LP. Includes Double Sided Printed Insert. Featuring An Array Of Artists Credits From Solange And Pharrell, To Charlie Wilson And Kanye West. more
	Igor New - Vinyl - 19075965221 Sealed 2019 Gatefold LP. Slated To Include A Double Sided Printed Insert. Featuring An Array Of Artists Credits From Solange And Pharrell, To Charlie Wilson And Kanye West. more
	Igor Used - Vinyl - 19075965221 2019 Gatefold LP, Vinyl VG++/NM-. Featuring an array of artists credits from Solange and Pharrell, to Charlie Wilson and Kanye West. more
	Igor Used - Vinyl - 19075965221 2019 Gatefold LP, Vinyl VG++/NM-. Featuring an array of artists credits from Solange and Pharrell, to Charlie Wilson and Kanye West. more
	Igor Used - Vinyl - 19075965221 2019 Black vinyl gatefold with insert. Featuring an array of artists credits from Solange and Pharrell, to Charlie Wilson and Kanye West. Tyler, The Creator’s “IGOR,” released on May 17, 2019, marks a pivotal evolution in the artist’s career, both sonically and thematically. The album, entirely written, produced, and arranged by Tyler Okonma, showcases his bold experimentation with neo-soul, funk, and R&B elements, departing from his earlier, raw rap-centric sound. “IGOR” features collaborations with notable artists such as Kanye West, Playboi Carti, Solange, and Lil Uzi Vert, though many contributors are uncredited in the track listings, emphasizing Tyler’s vision of a cohesive, auteur-driven project. Upon release, the album received widespread acclaim for its innovative production, emotional depth, and narrative centered around heartbreak and transformation. It debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, earning Tyler his first chart-topping album, and won Best Rap Album at the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards. The vinyl edition of “IGOR” is prized by collectors for its high-quality pressing and striking artwork, including the instantly recognizable pastel-colored cover featuring Tyler’s alter ego. more
	Igor New - Vinyl - 19075965221 Sealed 2019 pressing. Parental advisory sticker on shrink. "IGOR starts with a crackling, hyped-up overture that paints a scene of Tyler, The Creator at the wheel, reacting beside his singing passengers to the positive results they're receiving from the all-important car test: "Ridin' round town/They gon' feel this one." Tyler and a motorcade's worth of supporting vocalists fulfill the promise and threat with what plays out, a creatively vital and emotionally heartsick set with as much pain, vulnerability, and compulsion as a classic soul LP. Having found his seam with the Grammy-nominated Flower Boy, Tyler continues to make headway by constructing nearly the entirety of his self-produced follow-up out of songs that ache and swirl like "See You Again" and "911/Mr. Lonely." He's on a ruthless rampage in the frantic "What's Good," throwing lyrical elbows at anyone who crosses him, but otherwise, the album's fervid energy concerns a triangular relationship that goes from white hot to ice cold, sometimes within a couple verses. The wild swings are typified by "A Boy Is a Gun." Over a smudged early-'70s soul sample, Tyler likens his partner to high-risk protection, also "sweet as sugar, diabetic to the first degree," but after being made to feel like a third wheel, repeatedly insists, "Stay the fuck away from me." For each stirring moment, like when all he wants to do is make amends and "chase the sun" on a bike ride through a park, there's one with a uniquely Tyler mix of alarming possessiveness and humor. Take "New Magic Wand," where he sounds hollowed out by not having his lover completely to himself, then pitches up the vocals to accentuate a lunatic fantasy: "Your other one evaporate, we celebrate." Rather than finishing neatly with the cathartic (if purposefully sickly sounding) "I Don't Love You Anymore," IGOR concludes messily with Tyler asking for a platonic resolution that sounds more like co-dependent exasperation. Speaking of reliance, Tyler delegates (and deforms) more of the vocal load here than he did on Flower Boy. Solange and Jessy Wilson, plus Lil Uzi Vert and Kanye West, among others, often sound like their butterflies are as acute as Tyler's own. The productions are as nuanced and judiciously tricked out as they are on the previous album, adjusted to enhance all the agitation and grief, yet it's all ear candy -- spiraling synthesizers, vaguely psychedelic flourishes, and bumping drums galore. Roll down the windows, crank it, and keep the tissue on the armrest." All Music Guide - Andy Kellman more
	Igor New - Vinyl - 19075965221 Sealed 2019 pressing/repressing; No "Made In" in small print on rear cover. Parental advisory sticker on shrink. "IGOR starts with a crackling, hyped-up overture that paints a scene of Tyler, The Creator at the wheel, reacting beside his singing passengers to the positive results they're receiving from the all-important car test: "Ridin' round town/They gon' feel this one." Tyler and a motorcade's worth of supporting vocalists fulfill the promise and threat with what plays out, a creatively vital and emotionally heartsick set with as much pain, vulnerability, and compulsion as a classic soul LP. Having found his seam with the Grammy-nominated Flower Boy, Tyler continues to make headway by constructing nearly the entirety of his self-produced follow-up out of songs that ache and swirl like "See You Again" and "911/Mr. Lonely." He's on a ruthless rampage in the frantic "What's Good," throwing lyrical elbows at anyone who crosses him, but otherwise, the album's fervid energy concerns a triangular relationship that goes from white hot to ice cold, sometimes within a couple verses. The wild swings are typified by "A Boy Is a Gun." Over a smudged early-'70s soul sample, Tyler likens his partner to high-risk protection, also "sweet as sugar, diabetic to the first degree," but after being made to feel like a third wheel, repeatedly insists, "Stay the fuck away from me." For each stirring moment, like when all he wants to do is make amends and "chase the sun" on a bike ride through a park, there's one with a uniquely Tyler mix of alarming possessiveness and humor. Take "New Magic Wand," where he sounds hollowed out by not having his lover completely to himself, then pitches up the vocals to accentuate a lunatic fantasy: "Your other one evaporate, we celebrate." Rather than finishing neatly with the cathartic (if purposefully sickly sounding) "I Don't Love You Anymore," IGOR concludes messily with Tyler asking for a platonic resolution that sounds more like co-dependent exasperation. Speaking of reliance, Tyler delegates (and deforms) more of the vocal load here than he did on Flower Boy. Solange and Jessy Wilson, plus Lil Uzi Vert and Kanye West, among others, often sound like their butterflies are as acute as Tyler's own. The productions are as nuanced and judiciously tricked out as they are on the previous album, adjusted to enhance all the agitation and grief, yet it's all ear candy -- spiraling synthesizers, vaguely psychedelic flourishes, and bumping drums galore. Roll down the windows, crank it, and keep the tissue on the armrest." All Music Guide - Andy Kellman more
	Scum Fuck Flower Boy New - Vinyl - 88985469051 Sealed, latest run of the 2017 2LP gatefold pressing. Custom hype stickers on shrink. A lush, genre-blurring breakthrough from Tyler, The Creator. Scum Fuck Flower Boy trades shock for vulnerability, weaving jazzy chords, soul grooves, and confessional lyrics into his most cohesive and emotionally rich project yet. A must-have for fans of modern hip-hop evolution. more
	Scum Fuck Flower Boy New - Vinyl - 88985469051 Sealed, latest run of the 2LP gatefold pressing. Custom hype/parental advisory stickers on shrink. "Proclaiming himself as Flower Boy T with that gravelly voice and irascible disposition befitting a proprietor of a rust-belt collision shop, Tyler, The Creator thrives on his paradoxical character and daily life throughout his self-produced fourth solo album. Despite the coarseness of its alternate title, Scum Fuck Flower Boy, this is easily the least vulgar Tyler release. It's also the most radiant one, akin to a modern-day N.E.R.D. album -- marching-band drums, curlicue strings and synthesizers, candy-coated melodies galore -- filled with purpose, lacking in aimless frivolity. This is a major creative advancement, no slapdash repository of provocations and whims. Going by the preceding lead double A-side, the album's essence was impossible to forecast. There was little indication from the pairing of the bare-knuckled blast "Who Dat Boy" with "911/Mr. Lonely," where a longing Tyler, over a supreme dazed groove, sees adoring fans and fast cars -- the latter self-effacingly acknowledged elsewhere as a recurring album theme -- as inadequate fill-ins for one-on-one time. The album contains another hard-hitting track in the form of "I Ain't Got Time!," with the rhymes ranging from routine threats to singular declarations ("Next line will have 'em like 'Whoa'/I been kissing white boys since 2004"), but its makeup is typified more by "911" and the similarly lively "Find Your Wings," off the preceding Cherry Bomb. Even with combination bleacher-stomping/trunk-rattling drums and an F-bomb, "See You Again" is a positively kaleidoscopic love song, tricked out with laser zaps, xylophones, strings, horns, and sugary lines like "I'd give up my bakery to have a piece of your pie." On "Pothole," a low-profile standout, Tyler approaches driving as a metaphor for life, laments his solitude and vehicular escapism, but then proudly asserts his lone-wolf status over the sheep: "I'd rather drown in a pool by myself than fuck with they fleece." While most of these songs are rife with anxiety and isolation, the open-hearted lyricism and wide-scoped productions, put together by an artist in peak form, make them immensely engrossing. Frank Ocean, Pharrell Williams, Kali Uchis, Syd, and Estelle are among 11 supporting cast members, not one of whom is inessential to the whole." All Music Guide - Andy Kellman more
	Wolf New - Vinyl - 19658820451 Sealed 2023 2LP pink vinyl reissue. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. Colorful, conflicted, and wildly creative. WOLF is Tyler, The Creator’s leap forward—blending lush production, sharp wit, and emotional depth into a twisted, tender coming-of-age tale. more
	Wolf Box Set - New - 9658814691 Sealed 2023 Limited edition 10 year anniversary box-set reissue. This was only able on golfwang.com for April 7th to April 13th 2023. Includes Wolf film screenplay in a booklet. "Beginning with a serene and grand intro/title track that's slowly F-bombed into oblivion -- and that's both F-bombs, the one that rhymes with "duck," and the one that rhymes with "stag" -- Tyler, The Creator's third solo effort Wolf is a frustrating jumble. On one hand, there are the old and now crusty elements where blogs get skewered, professional music review sites get called out by name, and that homophobic slur is dropped with abandon, something made all the more perplexing when Frank Ocean ("out" and Odd Future/Tyler-associated singer) takes time out from his rise to the top to sing with an old friend. Of course, the N-bomb also flies out the door like it was put on clearance, and while Tyler's great feedback loop (he offers a freak out; people freak out; he freaks out about people freaking out, etc.) doesn't reach its Zen breakthrough on Wolf (it's arguably spiraling downward), this album comes from one reinvigorated provocateur as his vocal delivery is sharp and his punch lines punchier. Then, there's the pre-release talk from the man himself, giving the throwback album an out by declaring it not the end of the Bastard, Goblin trilogy and also not a lyrics album but a production showcase, that latter bit being a return to when Tyler was the wild underground hip-hop crew's behind-the-boards-guy as much as their leader. The two worlds collide on the suite that goes "Partyisntover/Campfire/Bimmer" as parties, cabins, cars, and other teenage hangouts turn into goth hang-ups (draggy synths lie underneath "We could try to dance, but I ain't got no rhythm"), but what's new and "now" is that guest Ocean sounds like the Grammy-man he's become, and an appearance from former Stereolab singer Laetitia Sadier just wasn't possible in those early uploading days. "IFHY" is another throwback as an emo kid evolves into a serial killer during the course of a love letter, and yet superstar Pharrell is on the cut, million-dollar crooning over some drippy production that came from Tyler's stickered-up laptop. Later, there's majestic songstress Erykah Badu on the near novelty number "Treehome95" (neo-soul meets Jellystone Park where all pillow talk numbers will be sung by Boo-Boo Bear) while Odd Future crew members Domo Genesis and Earl Sweatshirt land on a number that's Tyler circa 2013, with "Mollys" and whatnot updating their lingo as the music grows into something well-funded and filled with twangy guitars from Tarantinoland. Hearing the old days with major-label money wouldn't be enough, so smart production tricks ("Jamba" is a jittery, cut-up joy and "Awkward" sounds like a teen nightmare on sizzurp), wacky lyrics that grab ("He hates women, but loves kittens" or "Sick and getting bigger like I sneezed on Adele"), and some rock-solid highlights ("Domo23" is an electro karate chop, "Trashwang" is the posse cut on a good trip, while "Cowboy" is an irresistible, sizzurpy singalong) help carry this one. It's a fun album for fanatics, but the willingness to shock feels too comfortable at this point, so those who found it tiresome before will likely find it devastating here." AMG - David Jeffries. more
	Wolf New - Vinyl - 19658820451 Sealed 2023 2LP pink vinyl reissue. Gatefold jacket, custom hype sticker on shrink. Colorful, conflicted, and wildly creative. WOLF is Tyler, The Creator’s leap forward—blending lush production, sharp wit, and emotional depth into a twisted, tender coming-of-age tale. more