Goblin is the 2011 debut studio album from Tyler, the Creator, the record that broke him and the Odd Future collective into the mainstream. Built on his own murky, lo-fi production and a confrontational, horrorcore-tinged sense of provocation, it pairs his charred, pitched-down voice with restless, self-interrogating writing across cuts like "Yonkers," "She" and "Sandwitches." Framed as a session with a fictional therapist, it is as uncomfortable as it is funny, and it sets up the reinvention that would follow on Flower Boy and Igor. An incendiary opening statement on XL Recordings.