Adrian Younge Presents: Twelve Reasons to Die II (Deluxe)
If Twelve Reasons to Die was based on a comic, then its sequel is the cinematic adaptation or a reboot of the franchise; the source material is the same, but the execution is tightened in places. It has a bigger-budget feel—stronger guests, better pacing, and a more careful consideration for its audience.
If Twelve Reasons to Die was based on a comic, then its sequel is the cinematic adaptation or a reboot of the franchise; the source material is the same, but the execution is tightened in places. It has a bigger-budget feel—stronger guests, better pacing, and a more careful consideration for its audience.
Breaking new ground is a futile undertaking when there's this much juice left in the good old tricks.
Breaking new ground is a futile undertaking when there's this much juice left in the good old tricks.
Equal parts soulful and silly, II is as sonically satisfying as the first installment.
Equal parts soulful and silly, II is as sonically satisfying as the first installment.
Twelve Reasons to Die II may be a Ghostface Killah album, but fellow Wu-Tang Clan affiliate Raekwon gives reliably solid turns on five of th...
Twelve Reasons to Die II may be a Ghostface Killah album, but fellow Wu-Tang Clan affiliate Raekwon gives reliably solid turns on five of th...
Over the last two years Ghostface has been Wu Tang's busiest body: Die II comes on the back of the superb Sour Soul (with BADBADNOTGOOD), which was fresh off 36 Seasons, which was a year removed from the original Twelve Reasons To Die.
Over the last two years Ghostface has been Wu Tang's busiest body: Die II comes on the back of the superb Sour Soul (with BADBADNOTGOOD), which was fresh off 36 Seasons, which was a year removed from the original Twelve Reasons To Die.