4/21/2021 0 Comments Earl Sweatshirt I Don'T Like Shit I Don'T Go Outside: An Album By Earl Sweatshirt
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Tags abstract hip hop west coast hip hop jazz rap experimental hip hop cloud rap More Add Tag Log in to add tag Sign In to rate and review CRITIC REVIEWS Add Critic Rating Sort Highest Rated Highest Rated Lowest Rated Newest Oldest Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews Suggest Blurb 100 The Observer Full Review 2y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 83 A.V. Club Doris made it clear that Earls not the kind of artist whos going to outdo himself with a Paul McCartney and Rihanna feature, and his follow-up I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside only pushes that albums muted, beats-and-rhymes aesthetic to even further insular extremes. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 83 Pretty Much Amazing I Dont Like Shit moves at a stroll not because its lazy but because its creator knows exactly what hes doing, such that theres no need to show off. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 Pitchfork With nothing to prove and no longer an upstart, Earl sounds, more than ever, simply like himself. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 PopMatters Never in any danger of overstaying his welcome, Kgositsile shows an overall maturity on Outside that suggests great things in his future. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 HipHopDX His self-expression is supported by an album mostly produced by him (a.k.a. Left Brain, where the entire production is minimal, dark and contains rare interludes. Its the glue that holds all his confessions and retrospective bars together. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 Spin His paranoia is as thick as Drakes on the similarly inward If Youre Reading This Its Too Late, from earlier this year. However, I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside is a much leaner, less showy effort (Drake is an actor, Earl decidedly is not), and Earl turns his pen on himself, too, not just everybody else. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 Exclaim On I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside, Earl forgoes youthful cheap thrills to tell the tale of the kid whod rather stay inside to hone his craft. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 XXL On the deeply atmospheric I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside, Earl Sweatshirt has leveled up and grown into his talents as a rapper and producer. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 AllMusic I Dont Like Shit is heavy and lacks much hope, and yet it communicates these feelings with such skill and artful understanding that it still fills the soul. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 The 405 I Dont Like Shit, I Dont Go Outside is an exceptionally realised and meaningful work from an artist looking well beyond turn up culture in the pursuit of something deeper and longer lasting. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 The Guardian The album staggers by quickly, making it easy to miss a lacerating line here or clever double entendre there. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 Mojo This portrait of the artist might be a gloomy, oppressive one but its grimly fascinating nevertheless. Earl Sweatshirt I Don'T Like Shit I Don'T Go Outside: An Album By Earl Sweatshirt Free And DefiantlyFull Review 4y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 80 NOW Magazine Hes at his best on final song Wool, eschewing his inner turmoil for a raw verse that shows him at his most confident: wisecracking, carefree and defiantly proud of what he and a group of outr misfits have accomplished. Full Review 4y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 76 Sputnikmusic With this, Earl is setting himself as the anti-hero of the urban catacombs. As his peers conspire to help each other on the way to the perfectly marketable, headphone-empire utopia, Earl cuts up his creations in the subterranean. Full Review 5y View 10 More Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 75 Consequence of Sound I Dont Like Shit is Earl Sweatshirts darkest and most honest work. Each word on the album is shaped by his orotund tone as he nosedives straight into depression. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 70 The Line of Best Fit The art comes first, and as a result, Earls produced an album thats concise, consistent and cerebral. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 70 Rolling Stone On his excellent second LP, Earl Sweatshirt keeps deepening his game spooling out dense, mordant rhymes over zombifically blunted tracks as he somehow sucks you into his sunless reality. Full Review 5y Best of 2015 Worst of 2015 Recent Reviews 70 Slant Magazine I Dont Like Shit may be a master class in ominous mood-setting and a cutting excavation of a wounded psyche, but it also reveals that Earl is at his best when he engages the outside world rather than getting mired in his own emotional claustrophobia.
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