If debut Camp presented comedian Donald Glover as a serious hip-hop talent, this follow-up establishes him as one of rap’s brightest minds. Overseen by Glover and wrong-footing you with multiple left-turns, the inventive production conjures neon-bright synth-soul (“V. 3005”), volatile trap (“Ii. Worldstar”) and psychedelic R&B (“III. telegraph ave.”). Constantly zig-zagging in mood as he considers life in the digital era, Glover can be tricky to keep up with–but the chase is regularly thrilling.