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# "Shattered Dreams"
# "Red Water"
# "Cold Summers"
# "[=Nowhere2go=]"
# "December 24"
# "Ontheway!"
# "The Mint"
# "The Bends"
# "Loosie"
# "Azucar"
# "Eclipse"
# "Veins"
# "Playing Possum"
# "Peanut"
# "Riot!"
# "Red Water"
# "Cold Summers"
# "[=Nowhere2go=]"
# "December 24"
# "Ontheway!"
# "The Mint"
# "The Bends"
# "Loosie"
# "Azucar"
# "Eclipse"
# "Veins"
# "Playing Possum"
# "Peanut"
# "Riot!"
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# "Shattered Dreams"
Dreams" (2:21)
# "RedWater"
Water" (1:44)
# "ColdSummers"
Summers" (1:06)
#"[=Nowhere2go=]"
"[=Nowhere2go=]" (1:53)
# "December24"
24" (1:46)
#"Ontheway!"
"Ontheway!" (1:41)
# "TheMint"
Mint" (2:45)
# "TheBends"
Bends" (1:34)
#"Loosie"
"Loosie" (0:59)
#"Azucar"
"Azucar" (1:25)
#"Eclipse"
"Eclipse" (1:33)
#"Veins"
"Veins" (1:59)
# "PlayingPossum"
Possum" (1:34)
#"Peanut"
"Peanut" (1:13)
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The album is likely Earl's [[NewSoundAlbum most experimental]], evolving the dark, melancholic atmospheres of his prior releases into a glitchier, more lo-fi sound.
The album does have a significant role in Earl's discography when compared to the releases that came before it. ''solace'' was his darkest work yet, extensively detailing the heaviest aspects of the recurring feelings of loneliness and depression that had influenced his musical direction throughout the 2010s. This album would find [[CreatorBreakdown similarly intense emotional context]] in the fact that Earl's father, poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, passed away at the start of 2018. He then sought to theme the album around the relationship between him and his father, with the emotional journey therein framing most of the album's tracks.
The album does have a significant role in Earl's discography when compared to the releases that came before it. ''solace'' was his darkest work yet, extensively detailing the heaviest aspects of the recurring feelings of loneliness and depression that had influenced his musical direction throughout the 2010s. This album would find [[CreatorBreakdown similarly intense emotional context]] in the fact that Earl's father, poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, passed away at the start of 2018. He then sought to theme the album around the relationship between him and his father, with the emotional journey therein framing most of the album's tracks.
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The album is likely Earl's [[NewSoundAlbum most experimental]], evolving the dark, melancholic atmospheres of his prior releases into a glitchier, more lo-fi sound.
The album does havesound. It also has a significant role in Earl's discography when compared to the releases that came before it. it.
''solace'' washis Earl's darkest work yet, extensively detailing the heaviest aspects of the recurring feelings of loneliness and depression that had influenced his musical direction throughout the 2010s. This album would find [[CreatorBreakdown similarly intense emotional context]] in the fact that Earl's father, poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, passed away at the start of 2018. He then sought to theme the album around the relationship between him and his father, with the emotional journey therein framing most of the album's tracks.
The album does have
''solace'' was
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* BSODSong: "Peanut", about the death of Earl's father, featuring the most distorted instrumentals on the album.
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* BSODSong: "Peanut", about the death of Earl's father, featuring the most distorted instrumentals on the album. Hell, just about all of the album counts as this.
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''Some Rap Songs'' does have a significant role in Earl's discography when compared to the releases that came before it. ''solace'' was his darkest work yet, extensively detailing the heaviest aspects of the recurring feelings of loneliness and depression that had influenced his musical direction throughout the 2010s.
This album would find [[CreatorBreakdown similarly intense emotional context]] in the fact that Earl's father, poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, passed away at the start of 2018. He then sought to theme the album around the relationship between him and his father, with the emotional journey therein framing most of the album's tracks.
Preceded by ''I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside''.
This album would find [[CreatorBreakdown similarly intense emotional context]] in the fact that Earl's father, poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, passed away at the start of 2018. He then sought to theme the album around the relationship between him and his father, with the emotional journey therein framing most of the album's tracks.
Preceded by ''I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside''.
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Preceded by ''I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside''.
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''Some Rap Songs'' is the third studio album by Music/EarlSweatshirt, released in 2018.
''Some Rap Songs'' is the third studio album by Music/EarlSweatshirt, released in 2018.
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''Some Rap Songs'' is the third studio album by Music/EarlSweatshirt, released on November 30, 2018. It marked Earl's first release in
The album is likely Earl's [[NewSoundAlbum most experimental]], evolving the dark, melancholic atmospheres of his prior releases into a glitchier, more lo-fi sound.
''Some Rap Songs'' does have a significant role in Earl's discography when compared to the releases that came before it. ''solace'' was his darkest work yet, extensively detailing the heaviest aspects of the recurring feelings of loneliness and depression that had influenced his musical direction throughout the 2010s.
This album would find [[CreatorBreakdown similarly intense emotional context]] in the fact that Earl's father, poet Keorapetse Kgositsile, passed away at the start of 2018. He then sought to theme the album around the relationship between him and his father, with the emotional journey therein framing most of the album's tracks.
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* BSODSong: "Peanut", about the death of Earl's father, featuring the most distorted instrumentals on the album.
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* StylisticSuck: The mixing and mastering is intentionally muddy.
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* StylisticSuck: The mixing and mastering is intentionally muddy.muddy and glitchy.
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* StylisticSuck: The mixing and mastering is intentionally muddy.
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# “Nowhere2go”
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*MinisculeRocking: None of the songs go over three minutes, and exactly two are over two. The album as a whole is less than 25 minutes long.
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* TextlessAlbumCover: It features a distorted picture of Earl’s smiling.
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Followed by ''I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside''.
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Followed by ''I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside''.
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* DarkerAndEdgier: In a rather shocking way, ''Some Rap Songs'' is this to '''''all''''' of Earl’s [[NightmareFuel already-dark]] previous works, due to Earl’s CreatorBreakdown affecting the album’s production, making it an extremely personal experience for those who listen to it.
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** A non-descript “Brodie” figure also appears in two of the songs.
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** A non-descript “Brodie” figure also appears in two of the songs.songs.
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[[caption-width-right:350:Depression’s not a phase]]
[[caption-width-right:350:Depression’s not a phase]]
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''Some Rap Songs'' is the third studio album by Music/EarlSweatshirt, released in 2018.
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!! Tracklist:
# “Shattered Dreams”
# “Red Water”
# “Cold Summers”
# “Nowhere2go”
# “December 24”
# “Ontheway!”
# “The Mint”
# “The Bends”
# “Loosie”
# “Azucar”
# “Eclipse”
# “Veins”
# “Playing Possum”
# “Peanut”
# “Riot!”
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!! Tropes appearing in this album:
* ArcWords: “Keep faith, my nigga” throughout the album.
** A non-descript “Brodie” figure also appears in two of the songs.
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!! Tracklist:
# “Shattered Dreams”
# “Red Water”
# “Cold Summers”
# “Nowhere2go”
# “December 24”
# “Ontheway!”
# “The Mint”
# “The Bends”
# “Loosie”
# “Azucar”
# “Eclipse”
# “Veins”
# “Playing Possum”
# “Peanut”
# “Riot!”
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!! Tropes appearing in this album:
* ArcWords: “Keep faith, my nigga” throughout the album.
** A non-descript “Brodie” figure also appears in two of the songs.
