obsession with a pounding but approachable punk inflection, crunchy distorted guitars attack aggressively and he raps outright, “ In Search Of… did more for me than Illmatic,” a sort of bottom-line explanation for the music that follows. On the first track, “DEATHCAMP,” Tyler bears out his N.E.R.D.
Immediately and throughout the album, Tyler’s voice is buried in the mix, sometimes to the point of being obscured almost completely. Tyler also doled out credit in the same fashion, writing excitedly about pulling the best out of his icons on his own album-”Tell me I didnt bring out the best Wayne and Ye verse in a while f-ck!”-and amping up the performances of relative unknowns, like a “20 year old kid named Arron” who “played the sax on ‘2SEATER.’” “Hes beast.” A prime example, “RUN,” is “based off of friends that started gang banging,” or that another, “BLOW MY LOAD,” is a perversely specific fantasy about a particular English model. The just-turned-24 year old has taken to Twitter to offer a form of 21st century liner notes, blasting off little revelations about each song.
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