Record of the Week: Tyler the Creator’s ‘Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale’

An interlude from his more experimental records, ‘The Estate Sale’ is Tyler’s most luxurious, and head-banging record.

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A few Mondays ago, Tyler the Creator released his latest, and most commercially successful album, “Chromokopia.” The album is good, with a few excellent stand-out tracks, but it sounds like the midpoint between his 2017 alternative rap masterpiece, “Flowerboy,” and its 2019 follow-up, “Igor,” which took a swing into neo-soul. Both albums accomplished their sounds more distinctly and interestingly than “Chromokopia,” and I’d rather listen to either again over the new album.

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