Odd Future frontman, Tyler The Creator, sits down with PSL, to talk about the lyrics of Yonkers, his musical influences, and growing up fatherless.

Wow, Tyler, wow. Heheheh. Goblin in stores May 10th.

The Fader says: “Tyler gave James Pants the stems for ‘Seven’ from his album Bastard and let him turn him into a devil with a thing for sonar ping and deep hand drums. There’s also a bit of late song sexy sax which turns into solo sad sax. James Pants is the kind of dude [cont.]

Tyler says: Out Of Boredom, I Made A Video From Clips Of Lykke Performing ‘I Follow Rivers’, To Go Over The Remix I Did For Her.

You might not find this information on a lot of other blogs. Just sayin’… Due May 10th. 1. Goblin 2. Yonkers 3. Radicals 4. She (feat. Frank Ocean) 5. Transylvania 6. Nightmare 7. Tron Cat 8. Her 9. Sandwitches (feat. Hodgy Beats) 10. Fish / Boppin B***h 11. Analog (feat. Hodgy Beats) 12. B***h Suck [cont.]

For the second episode of P.O.V., Steve-Ography documents Tyler & Odd Future’s 2nd New York City Show. One word describes this…. Bonkers.

Probably one of the illest videos we’ve seen over here in a while. Tyler from Odd Future brings this Wolf Haley directed clip from his forthcoming second LP, Yonkers.

Alchemist told us about these cats last night, who are basically a group of black L.A. teenage skaters that rap about dark and twisted shit over grimey beats. The videos that accompany these two songs, spotlighting the two main members, Tyler The Creator and Earl Sweatshirt should give you some idea of what they are [cont.]