Will ‘That ’90s Show’ Include These 25 Nostalgia-Inducing Songs?
That ’90s Show creator Gregg Mettler says he loves ’90s music. Will his comedy include these 25 songs that make us nostalgic for the 1990s?
Wu-Tang Clan
Sharleen Spiteri Takes the ‘Hi’ Road in Guiding Texas Back to Future
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.
Wu Tang: The Saga Continues
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.
A Clash of Hip-Hop Legend, Pop-Culture Philosophizing, and one Incredible Story
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.
8 Take Aways from the 2017 Governors Ball Music Festival
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.
Surprise After Jaw-Dropping Surprise at the Roots Inaugural Picnic in New York City
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.
Ghostface Killah and Adrian Younge: Twelve Reasons to Die II
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.
Raekwon: Fly International Luxurious Art
The world of top-40 rap proves to be to Raekwon what dry land is to Aquaman.
decker – “O.D.B.” (video) (Premiere)
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".
Eastern Dragons Meet Western Tigers: Wu-Tang Clan’s Debut Helped Asian Films Find a New Audience
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.
Inspectah Deck: Wu-Tang’s Unsung Hero
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.
