Wu-Tang Clan

Sharleen Spiteri Takes the ‘Hi’ Road in Guiding Texas Back to Future

By Michael Bialas / 26 May 2021

While taking more chances with a new album and relishing a career of bright, shining moments, fiery frontwoman Sharleen Spiteri still wonders why her Scottish band named Texas didn’t get more love from America.

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Wu Tang: The Saga Continues

By Christopher Thiessen / 23 October 2017

Mathematics sticks to the classic Wu-Tang aesthetic, beefing it up with modern techniques to create an enjoyably nostalgic experience, especially for old school fans.

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A Clash of Hip-Hop Legend, Pop-Culture Philosophizing, and one Incredible Story

By John Burns / 12 October 2017

What is the true value of music? Cyrus Bozorgmehr considers this question in his wild retelling of the story of Once Upon a Time in Shaolin; the Wu-Tang Clan's single-copy album project.

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8 Take Aways from the 2017 Governors Ball Music Festival

By Sachyn Mital / 7 June 2017

Brief bouts of rain didn't dampen the most vibrant Governors Ball yet. The fest had a lot to offer an all-ages audience. Most importantly: great performances.

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Surprise After Jaw-Dropping Surprise at the Roots Inaugural Picnic in New York City

By PopMatters Staff / 12 October 2016

It took a few days to reduce the frequency of declarations of affection towards the Roots Picnic that burst from my mouth to random passersbys.

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Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge: Twelve Reasons to Die II

By Marshall Gu / 21 July 2015

Much too short, but as solid as you'd expect given the name of the rapper, the name of the producer, and the names of the features.

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Raekwon: Fly International Luxurious Art

By Devon Fisher / 19 May 2015

The world of top-40 rap proves to be to Raekwon what dry land is to Aquaman.

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decker – “O.D.B.” (video) (Premiere)

By Brice Ezell / 28 January 2015

Arizona singer-songwriter decker pays tribute to the Wu-Tang Clan founding member Ol' Dirty Bastard with his latest tune, the charming desert gospel of "O.D.B".

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Eastern Dragons Meet Western Tigers: Wu-Tang Clan’s Debut Helped Asian Films Find a New Audience

By PopMatters Staff / 23 January 2014

Quentin Tarantino himself arguably wouldn’t have been so emboldened to make the Kill Bill films without that fire set forth by the Wu’s debut.

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Inspectah Deck: Wu-Tang’s Unsung Hero

By Wilson McBee / 21 January 2014

Repeated listens to Enter the Wu-Tang reminds us that not one of the eight heads of this Voltron raps with more consistency, versatility, and power than Inspectah Deck.

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Counterbalance No. 150: Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Enter the Wu-Tang’

By Jason Mendelsohn and Eric Klinger / 25 October 2013

Wu-Tang Clan

Sharleen Spiteri Takes the ‘Hi’ Road in Guiding Texas Back to Future

Wu Tang: The Saga Continues

A Clash of Hip-Hop Legend, Pop-Culture Philosophizing, and one Incredible Story

8 Take Aways from the 2017 Governors Ball Music Festival

Surprise After Jaw-Dropping Surprise at the Roots Inaugural Picnic in New York City

Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge: Twelve Reasons to Die II

Raekwon: Fly International Luxurious Art

decker – “O.D.B.” (video) (Premiere)

Eastern Dragons Meet Western Tigers: Wu-Tang Clan’s Debut Helped Asian Films Find a New Audience

Inspectah Deck: Wu-Tang’s Unsung Hero

Counterbalance No. 150: Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Enter the Wu-Tang’

How the Beach Boys Went Political in the Early ’70s

When You’re Strange: 5 Gen X Films That Shaped My Goth Goth Heart

Mariah Carey’s ‘Glitter’ Is One of the Best Dance-Pop Albums of the Last 20 Years

The ’80s Were No Fun: An Interview with Bob Mould

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