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Reviews
By Michael Kabran
Instrumental covers of Wu-Tang Clan classics: brilliantly postmodern in theory, staid and loungy in practice. [21 May 2009]
By Wilson McBee
As the fanboy goosebumps receded, and the Wu-Tang Clan settled into their jobs, the excitement in the room began to dissipate slowly and steadily [27 January 2009]
By Andrew Winistorfer
Lyrical brutality, dry, amazing beats, a colliding of nine of the best MCs to ever rock a mike (well, maybe not Masta Killa), and the best personalities in hip-hop. [16 December 2008]
By Dave Heaton
Can we stop talking about the Wu-Tang Clan’s “decline” now? 8 Diagrams is as exciting as they’ve ever been. [11 December 2007]
By Sam Frank
Wu-Tang, forever. [24 August 2006]
By Tim O'Neil
The Wu's particular virtues are such that the music video format has never made for a comfortable fit. [16 June 2006]
By Tim O'Neil
The Wu's particular virtues are such that the music video format has never made for a comfortable fit.
By Lee Henderson
The Wu-Tang Clan is a group of artists whose reputation could grow to become as important to modern history as Dada or Motown. [19 November 2004]
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