Call it a concept album, an audio autobiography, or simply a deeply enjoyable modern rap classic, but make sure to listen to K-Town’s ambitious album all the way through in one sitting. From the provocative cover and title down to the final note, this is a well-crafted and cohesive journey through Los Angeles. Listeners are bound to emerge with an increased admiration for The Koreatown Oddity as a creative producer, a funny and slightly chaotic MC, and as a fully formed artist who removed the wolf mask that he had previously worn publicly for a vulnerable, exciting widescreen telling of the story of his life.

– Nate LeBlanc