enter the wu-tang: 36 Chambers

DJ Mathematics got his start looping samples for GZA back in the Genius' pre-Wu-Tang, Cold Chillin' Records days. So when GZA brought him around his cousin RZA during the earliest days of the Wu-Tang Clan, Mathematics became a key affiliate and supporter for the chosen nine MCs, sitting in on recording sessions and even designing the iconic W logo that has adorned everything from their very first

Artist: Wu-Tang Clan Reviewer: Macklemore Rating: XXL Anniversary: 20-year I remember starting to listen to it when I was in the sixth grade, so I was probably a little bit late from when it first dropped, but once I found it, it became the soundtrack to my entire existence...

Killah Priest has done a little bit of everything in his career. As one of the Wu-Tang Clan's most famous affiliates, he has appeared on numerous classic Wu albums and songs, including GZA's “4th Chamber” and “B.I.B.L.E.” and O.D.B.'s “Protect ...

Interview: Method Man

This past Saturday (November 9) was the 20th anniversary of Wu-Tang Clan's debut album, Enter The Wu-Tang: 36 Chambers, undoubtedly one of the greatest hip-hop albums of all time and the launching pad for nine of Shaolin's finest. Grounded by RZA's sample-heavy and dirty production (as well as his drive to make the business side work), the Wu-Tang movement took a ramshackle collection of up-and-co