Goblin, originally released in May 2011, was the second studio album by Tyler, The Creator and his first for XL Recordings. The album is framed as a series of therapy sessions with the fictional Dr. TC, over bare, low-tuned beats that Tyler produced himself. The black-and-white video for Yonkers made him and the Odd Future collective known outside Los Angeles; She and Sandwitches were also released as singles. The lyrics are provocative and violent in tone, and caused a good deal of debate at the time. The album entered the Billboard 200 at number 5. This edition is a 2-LP.