Immense , furious, and focused album.  Full text...

More than 12 years after he emoted all over the first verse on the first track on the first Wu-Tang Clan album, the now 35-year-old Ghostface Killah is still starving for respect, understanding, and acceptance.  Full text...

Here's the coke dealer, the Don Juan, the thug, the poet, the rhapsodist, and the business man that cares a little about getting his radio play, but not too much, secure with the fanbase that have grown to love all of his other personas.   Full text...

"Fishscale" is apparently slang for uncut coke -- and the perfect title for an ambitious disc with almost no filler.   Full text...

With each release he manages to surprise and satisfy, reinventing himself with each record, pushing rapping and production styles forward with a speed that isn't only absent in any other emcee's careers, but in any artist, period. Name another artist who evolves this much with each release.  Full text...

Fans of punk would appreciate Ghost’s dismissal of consonance, and anyone with a pulse should feel the energy oozing from each crevice of Fishscale.  Full text...

Fishscale earns its street-cred stripes and adds another worthy release to the Great Wu-Tang Best Solo Effort debate.  Full text...