Goblin [2xLP] R&B decamping at the historic East

decamping at the historic East West Studio in Los Angeles with producers David Boucher and Tyler Chester

Despite being anchored by the intimacy and minimalism present through their most celebrated work

and self-professed“chronic over-thinker”Luke Sital-Singh has engaged this conversation throughout his prolific career

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Goblin [2xLP] R&B decamping at the historic EastGoblin does not sound like a record made by the goofy, smiling kid with the pulled up tube socks riding Jimmy Fallon's back. Instead, it's a natural sequel to Bastard a dark, insular indie rap album. Where Bastard was more accessible and inviting, this album is bleak, long, monolithic, and can be a slog to get through. It's also uncomfortable and brave a brutal but honest look at Tyler's image of himself. Musically, Goblin is essentially a turn of the