Tyler, The Creator just announced his new album, CHROMAKOPIA, coming in less than two weeks. He tweeted that the album's official release date is on October 28. All the music snobs out there reading t

Tyler, the Creator is ready to release his follow-up to 2021's "Call Me When You Get Lost," which topped the Billboard 200.

Tyler, the Creator, who teased new music on social media yesterday, has announced his new album, 'Chromakopia,' will be released on Oct. 28.

The follow-up to 2021's CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST is on the way. Tyler, the Creator Announces New Album CHROMAKOPIA Releasing on October 28th

Taking to his socials, Tyler, the Creator shared the movie-style poster, which announced his forthcoming full-length release. Chromakopia was entirely written, produced, and arranged by Tyler, and follows CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: The Estate Sale, the deluxe version of his album which won Best Rap Album at the 2022 Grammys.

After yesterday’s “St Chroma” video, Tyler, the Creator has officially announced his next studio album. As indicated in yesterday’s preview video, the album is entitled CHROMAKOPIA, and is set to drop in just eleven days.

Sure, it’s the end of the traditional work week—yada, yada, yada—but the very underscoring of that idea makes many Fridays an overstuffed affair. But deeper than that, as Tyler, the Creator said just under a year ago in a conversation with Nardwuar,

If you're a Tyler, The Creator fan you've probably been sporting a huge smile since Wednesday. That's the day he released a new song snippet called "St. Chroma

Cop Your XXL Merch Now Tyler, The Creator had the internet going nuts when he recently announced his new album Chromakopia and unveiled the single “St. Chroma.” At least one fan of the former Odd Future frontman belives there’s a deeper meaning to the project.