December 8, 2014
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Reunited Ruckus

A Better Tomorrow

Wu-Tang Clan

By Katie Porter

As Wu Tang Clan has gotten older, the group’s style has matured and their new album A Better Tomorrow shows it. It only took 20 years.

Their latest songs have jazzy riffs and drum beats complementing gritty social commentary. Necklace is backed by mellow piano riffs and Keep Watch has a catchy singsong chorus and strong drum beats.

Surrounded by off-studio drama, the Wu delivers.

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