Wu-Block back? That’s seems to bee the case, as official artwork and a tracklist for Wu-Block 2, due out on May 20, hit the Internets today.
The idea Wu-Tang Clan releasing a new album without any issues was great at first, but then reality kicked in. But it looks like things behind the scenes are (hopefully) being resolved, because the collective offered up their new track, “Keep Watch.”
The 20th anniversary celebration of Wu-Tang Clan’s Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers) came to a close after November 2013, or so we thought. Today, the New York City MCs unveil their collaborative capsule collection with streetwear brand, Huf.
Back in 2001, Wu-Tang Clan dropped their fourth group album, Iron Flag. It turns out there was a never released video for a standout track, “Y’all Been Warned,” on the aforementioned LP, until now.
When it comes to creative expressions in the form of lyricism and wordplay, Hip-Hop just may trump all other music genres by a longshot.
It’s nothing for a rapper to get shelved these days. As albums from top-notch talent continue to collect dust, these ten acts are just the latest in a long line of delays that managed to not drop in 2013.
The Wu-Tang Clan, one of Hip-Hop most influential groups, is celebrating their 20 year anniversary. To honor such a momentous occasion Wu-Tang’s co-founder Oliver “Power” Grant is continuing forth with the next phase of the Wu-Tang brand with Wu Tang Hybrid Arts. This past Tuesday (November 17th), Grant and artist Tom Sachs held a discussion […]
We’ve seen the many faces of Wu-Tang Clan take on a bevy of roles over the years, but none quite like this. Talented illustrator Shea Serrano teamed up with Myspace to put a holiday spin on the legendary collective.
Good news has arrived for Ol’ Dirty Bastard and Wu-Tang Fans alike.
This weekend, fans celebrated the 20th year anniversary of the Wu-Tang Clan‘s debut album, Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). However, there seems to be a riff in the crew as RZA and Raekwon aired disagreements over what’s holding up the release of their final studio album, A Better Tomorrow.
At the time Wu-Tang Clan first appeared on the national stage, it was thanks to a hit 12″ single titled “Protect Ya Neck”/“Method Man”, released by Loud Records. The year before the group independently released “Protect Ya Neck” with a different B-side (“After The Laughter Comes Tears”) which built up enough of a buzz on […]
Drake trolled just about everyone when a song called “Wu-Tang Forever” from his forthcoming new album, Nothing Was The Same, leaked onto the Internets. Considering the Wu is known for gritty raps, Drizzy’s love rhyme ditty didn’t correlate to what just about everyone expected thanks to its title. However, according to U-God, members of the […]