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Five years later, we look back at ‘I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside,’ the album that helped Earl Sweatshirt see through the dark.

'7 EP' is a collection of eight unfocused songs engineered to recreate the crossover genre success of "Old Town Road."

"I feel less like I’ve escaped New York and more like I came back from the bodega with the wrong bottle of Snapple."

"It kind of all led up to this."

'IGOR' is André 3000's 'The Love Below' on spiritual acid.

Earl Sweatshirt explains the freedom that comes with leaving Columbia Records.

"Calling 'Some Rap Songs' a challenging album would be an understatement."

Is this the album Lil Peep would have wanted to put out?

Tracing the path to The Internet’s Megazord through each of the five members' solo projects.

On ‘Hive Mind,’ Syd, Steve, and company serve up a series of confident, funky, and seductive jabs. It's their pinnacle.