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It’s a somewhat jarring switch from the brittle, intriguing textures of Sweatshirt’s last project, Sick! Each track functions at a slow and steady saunter, filtering into each other until the album ...

One of hip-hop's best rappers has teamed up with one of its finest producers: Earl Sweatshirt and the ... This is Earl's first album since last year's SICK! The Alchemist released his EP Flying ...

Earl Sweatshirt has announced a concert to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his major-label debut album, Doris. The show will take place at the Novo in Los Angeles on Saturday, August 19.

the rapper and producer who performs as Earl Sweatshirt, in the greenroom of the Warfield in San Francisco, he was on tour for his fourth studio album, “Sick!” which was released in January.

Similarly, his sophomore I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside: An Album by Earl Sweatshirt was a misanthropic missive that saw him digest some of the anger and resentment that he carried over from ...

The rapper confronts isolation and rebirth on his latest album Sick!, tying up neatly with ... to the lyrical dexterity of American rapper Earl Sweatshirt (real name Thebe Kgositsile) by way ...

Earl just wants to walk his own path, but this is no easy task, as “God Laughs” implies: “In the middle of the marsh where mosquitoes chomp ankles / Swamp marching on, on the quest for my ...

Almost a decade after his last project with Odd Future, the hip-hop prodigy Earl Sweatshirt has returned with his fourth studio album, “SICK!” Fifteen years ago, an 11-year-old kid under the pseudonym ...

Acclaimed rapper Earl Sweatshirt ... the features on “SICK!” are sorely lacking, with only Armand Hammer’s fierce verse in “Tabula Rasa” standing out as a gem. Otherwise, the album is highly ...

The cerebral track, which finds the 27-year-old reflecting on the beginnings of his career, was the first single from Earl’s latest album, Sick!, which was released earlier this month.