DON'T TAP THE GLASS

Listen 1: Very bouncy. The middle of the album is chaotic, it tends to blur together but the start and last few tracks are extremely memorable. Maybe I'm making this connection since I just wrote my final review for JACKBOYS 2, but this album feels like Tyler's spin on that heavily electronic rap that Travis and Playboi Carti play around in. Obiviously much different, still though, this probably brings the same feeling to some that other's experience with Carti. Listen 2: There is something about this album where I want to add every song on it and simultaneously none of them. This may be in part due to a large majority of them all having a similar sound, which is good for the cohesion of the overall project, but means the sacrifices are the individuality of some of the songs. This is a textbook album I would prefer to listen as a whole than any single song. 1 Week Later: You can tell that this project was just a fun side excursion for Tyler. It doesn't have the same weight that a lot of his other work does but that doesn't mean I don't enjoy it either. I'm sure at concerts some of these tracks will be an absolute blast and I think as a project overall, it works extremely well stylistically. I don't need an album to be super serious to be good either but this just feels like a fun Tyler album, which he has given us before, just without some of the more meaningful moments.