Wu-Tang Clan

After finally dropping their highly anticipated album, A Better Tomorrow, earlier in the week the Wu-Tang Clan ups a video the LP's title track. The crew uses the turmoil in Ferguson, MO and Staten Island, NY as the backdrop for the treatment spitting fitting rhymes over footage of people coming together in protest in both locations as well as soundbites from President Obama...

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In a MTV segment called Wu-Tang Shows Up In The Weirdest Places, members of the iconic hip-hop collective Wu-Tang Clan react to finding their symbol in the strangest forms and places. They range from creative to extreme. These visuals aren't your typical Wu hoodies and snapbacks, the symbol was found everywhere from a man's beard to a pie of pizza...

The Wu-Tang Clan has been talking about their new album A Better Tomorrow for more than a year now, and with the release date finally imminent (Dec. 2), the album is officially on the way. But why wait until Tuesday? The Clan posted up the full album for streaming on YouTube today so that you've got something to bump while trying to tune out your relatives this Thanksgiving. A b...

Update (Dec. 2, 2:34):: Here's the trailer to Wu-Tang's upcoming album A Better Tomorrow ---- Original Story: "Wake up all the doctors, make the old people well. They're the ones who suffer and who catch all the hell." - Teddy Pendergrass, 1975 If there are no second acts in American life, no one told the RZA...

All the way back in 1993, Late Show With David Letterman debuted just 10 weeks before Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers was released by Loud and RCA. Now, over 20 years later, the two are still fixtures, teaming up for one last go-round before Letterman retires...

The Wu-Tang Clan has provided the blueprint for hip-hop groups for two decades now, but leading the way in anything will come with its share of trial periods and experimental ideas. The Wu might not be the first to try out a pay scale system, but they are definitely the most publicly high-profile...

This record is crazy. Ghostface Killah​, Cappadonna, Raekwon, and GZA​ supply bone-shattering verses for "Necklace," a cut off the highly anticipated Wu-Tang album A Better Tomorrow. "Necklace" feels like a classic Wu record. Everything...

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You remember when Hov denounced Timbs on "Off That." Well apparently people are still rocking Timbs and it doesn't seem like anybody plans on stopping either. In an interview with GQ, RZA opened up about his adoration for Timberlands. He even went far enough to credit himself and his group The Wu-Tang Clan as the primary reasons for the boots meteoric rise in the 90's...

Wu-Tang Clan's next album A Better Tomorrow is surprisingly on its way and the group recently released its single, "Ruckus In B Minor," much to the joy of the Clan's legion of fans. After hearing the track, producer Just Blaze took to Twitter to voice his displeasure with the engineering and arrangement of the track: Dude. Who line...