Time has been kind to Wu-Tang Forever. The 1997 double album is sprawling and messy, the Wu’s nine-headed gauntlet of Staten Island talent holding together largely thanks to its shared fiscal interest ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Triumph” defied radio norms with no chorus and nine unrelenting verses, setting a new standard for posse cuts. RZA’s cinematic, ...

The highly impactful double album from the Wu-Tang Clan, Wu-Tang Forever, turns 25 this summer and the iconic group is issuing a new edition of the album along with some other exclusives to celebrate.

It feels like just yesterday that the Wu-Tang killer bees returned from a long slumber to swarm the airwaves with their smash hit “Triumph” and while you’re probably as old as we are if you do ...

In light of their Showtime docu-series Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men slated to drop May 10, the revered group of MCs stopped by The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday night (April 24) to… ...

Funkmaster Flex's studio at Hot 97 continues to be sanctuary for the rap classicists of the world. The latest example of that came when Griselda's Benny and Conway stopped through for a 10-minute ...

Wu-Tang Clan returned to perform an impassioned version their hit “Triumph” on The Tonight Show. The hip-hop group, who released the song in 1997 on Wu-Tang Forever, performed in front of a giant, ...

The post Wu-Tang Clan Announce Wu-Tang Forever 25th Anniversary Collection appeared first on Consequence. Wu-Tang Clan’s sophomore album, Wu-Tang Forever, is celebrating its 25th birthday this June.

Wu-Tang Clan performs at the TRIBECA Film Festival ahead of the release of Of Mics and Men. Pic credit: Tony Behar/SHOWTIME Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men dropped all four parts on Showtime Friday ...

Most rappers would back down from the challenge of rapping over a classic Wu-Tang Clan instrumental. Thankfully, Sacramento's Mozzy is not most rappers. On The Real After Party radio show on Real 92.3 ...

Ahead of the premiere of their new four-part Showtime series, Wu-Tang Clan: Of Mics and Men, the legendary hip-hop crew hit up Jimmy Fallon to perform one of their classic singles. What's even better ...