Tyler, the Creator’s 'Don't Tap the Glass' album blends varied genres into something concise, creative, and a lot of fun.

Unpredictability is a virtue for Tyler, the Creator. Few would have foreseen the Californian rapper’s rise to hip-hop’s elite back when he led Odd Future, the LA group notorious for shock-rap provocations.

By writing this review, I’m already breaking the first rule of engaging with Don’t Tap the Glass, the ninth album from Tyler, the Creator: “Body movement. No sitting still.” The rap superstar is getting ahead of critics with the second rule,