Toro y Moi's Hole Erth isn't just another album - it's a sonic rebellion. Chaz Bear throws the rulebook out the window, smashing together rap-rock, Soundcloud rap, and Y2K emo into a genre-bending masterpiece.
This album is a wild ride. Anthemic pop-punk collides with melancholic, auto-tuned rap, creating a soundtrack for the angst-ridden, internet-fueled generation. Bear channels adolescent unease with tracks like "Tuesday", evoking images of suburban teens screaming along to distorted guitar riffs. He even throws in some playful self-awareness on "HOV", reminding us that even in the face of existential dread, a little humor goes a long way.
Bear knows his energy is finite, but he's not going down without a fight. In an era where genres blur at breakneck speed,Hole Erth proves that Toro y Moi can keep up with the best of them. This album is a testament to Bear's constant evolution, a fearless embrace of the sounds that shaped him while simultaneously forging a bold new path.
Hole Erth is Toro y Moi at his most raw and unrestrained. It's a sonic adventure that challenges, reclaims, and ultimately redefines what it means to be Toro y Moi.
TRACKLIST:
01. Walking In The Rain 02. CD-R 03. HOV 04. Tuesday 05. Hollywood (feat. Benjamin Gibbard) 06. Reseda (feat. Duckwrth and Elijah Kessler) 07. Babydaddy 08. Madonna (feat. Don Toliver) 09. Undercurrent (feat. Don Toliver and Porches) 10. Off Road 11. Smoke (feat. Kenny Mason) 12. Heaven (feat. Kevin Abstract & Lev) 13. Starlink (feat. Glaive)
