When Ghostface Killah's fifth LP, Fishscale, dropped 10 years ago (on March 28, 2006), it was less a left turn than it was an on-ramp for new fans. By Kenneth Partridge Nowadays, there’s a Wu ...

As a self-professed "beat person," I often find myself scrutinizing the beats, the samples, the overall production of rap records far more than their lyrical content. Generally speaking, I can ...

It was in this particular darkest hour that the hip-hop nation as a whole largely gravitated toward one of two albums that were released on the same day: Ghostface Killah’s and Fishscale and TI ...

Ghostface has reportedly been off drugs for two years, but that hasn't kept him from naming Fishscale after high-grade cocaine or making arguably his druggiest album to date. "Underwater," for ...

Wu-Tang had at least two geniuses in it. That’s one more than most seminal groups can ever admit to. Some would point to the Clan’s high numbers of membership and say that the percentages were ...

As the first (true) family of hip-hop -- including mastermind-producer RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Inspectah Deck, U-God, Masta Killa and Ghostface Killah (no relation) -- Wu-Tang Clan also ...

Ghostface Killah barely let the dust settle after his 2006 double-shot of "Fishscale" and "More Fish" before starting work on his new "The Big Doe Rehab," due Tuesday via Def Jam.

In hindsight, Ghostface Killah's Fishscale wasn't a comeback at all. When kids in 2026 start digging through his catalog, they’re going to be floored at the consistency: Ironman invented a new ...

On “Kilo,” from the brand new Fishscale, Ghostface Killah wants the aspiring coke dealers to know that “a kilo is a thousand grams—it’s easy to remember.” And if you can make enough money slingin’, ...

While the two proficient rap workaholics have released respective solo materials consistently since their first joint efforts off Ghostface Killah's Fishscale, the hype surrounding a project by ...