Some personal news: I'm the editor-in-chief of POW MAG. We're going to publish the best music writing in the world.
Any writer out there who wants to be an artist, without the editor trying to be all in the videos, all on the record, dancing… pitch me.
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Last night, Armand Hammer surprise dropped their new album, "Snakes & Ladders."
This morning, @paulxt dropped the exclusive track-by-track breakdown of their latest descent into the darkness.
https://t.co/ctOkd41e0m
A few weeks ago I spoke to billy woods and Elucid about the surprise new Armand Hammer album, Snakes & Ladders. Exclusively at POW, we break down every track: https://t.co/6LmS0OMM2D
A few weeks ago I spoke to billy woods and Elucid about the surprise new Armand Hammer album, Snakes & Ladders. Exclusively at POW, we break down every track: https://t.co/6LmS0OMM2D
If you read Paul’s interview with Serengeti earlier this year you know how dope this has the potential to be. Will be tapping in not long after listening to the album
"We got it from Here" remains as one of the best mainstream rap albums of the 2010s, simultaneously an experimental Tribe record that calls upon their best artistic instincts of sampling and verse structure from the ‘90s.
But also in the way it succeeds in presenting a utopic vision for growing old as a rapper, even when the natural course of one’s life decides otherwise.
There’s a grace in handling the memory of Phife, and Tribe’s legacy as a whole, that acts as a guiding light for the album’s brilliance; one that’s often been missing across music when dealing with matters of artistic remembrance."
@mkrwrt poignantly reflects on A Tribe Called Quest's last album on its 10th anniversary. https://t.co/fxotHJQyFF
May we all be blessed to have people writing so thoughtfully about our favorite artists, and still obsessing over a TV performance 10 years on (like me!)
i've been thinking about death a lot recently. and as we get further from A Tribe Called Quest's brilliant final album, i've found it more and more urgent to consider what it looks like to honor the ones we love. wrote about the way Tribe did for Phife.
The first embedded video, of the "We the People" performance at SNL days after Trump's first election, is something I've been obsessed with for a decade now. I love how Matt unpacks it here
Today at the magazine, @mkrwrt has one of my favorite essays of the year: on death, remembrance, and A Tribe Called Quest's We got it from Here... Thank You 4 Your service at ten years https://t.co/SWwTb0hLZa