Earl Sweatshirt's career has been one of the most captivating to see the growth of in modern music. From his immature yet promising debut mixtape to the incredibly down-trodden 'Some Rap Songs', Earl's entire discography is an illustration of his downward spiral into mental illness, isolation and drug abuse. His 2015 output, especially 'Solace', showed him at his very lowest so, when 'Azucar' offered the breath-taking resolution to 5 years and 4 albums of depressing build-up, the question was ...
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