Vince Staples, known for his blunt and ironic observations since his 2011 mixtape Shyne Coldchain Vol. 1, takes a more vulnerable approach on his sixth album, Dark Times. This project sees Staples lowering his shield of defiance and sardonicism in favor of introspection and a search for hope. The album’s subdued delivery matches its pensive tone, although it can feel monotonous without the vibrant energy of tracks like “Lemonade” or “BagBak”. Despite this, Dark Times is a powerful exploration of melancholy and nuanced songwriting, showcasing Vince’s willingness to reveal his struggles.
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