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TheOnion said:

breaking hip-hop producer RZA declares war on analog suckas with Digi Snacks (Koch), his third LP as superhero alter ego Bobby Digital. The kung-fu obsessed Wu-Tang beatsmith is fond of sampling dusty Southern soul records but is backed live by California soul groovers Stone Mecca. As Bobby Digital, RZA spits bizarro non sequitur rhymes in his trademark staccato flow: “I talk with the awkward slang, I walk with the Wu-Tang.” – Thomas Fawcett more at austinchronicle.com

Posted 2 months ago.

TheOnion said:

When Raekwon laid into RZA for acting like a “hip-hop hippie” during the making of the latest Wu-Tang Clan album, some people couldn’t help but get excited. Certainly Raekwon was talking trash, but does the idea of RZA growing more mystical and weird strike anyone else as unappealing? In the end, Raekwon was right and wrong: Wu’s 8 Diagrams is a little strange and comparatively wispy in terms of production, but the beats manage to linger and haunt intriguingly in the end. Here, RZA will play a “live set” by himself. What will that mean? There’s really no telling. Opening: Stone Mecca.

Posted 2 months ago.

Austin360 said:

AA-S Best Bet – RZA:
Wu Tang Clan leader Rza may easily be the most well-rounded artist in hip-hop. Not only is he the founder of one of the most successful and influential rap groups, he has starred in the films “Coffee and Cigarettes” and “Derailed,” has won the Hip-Hop Chess Federation belt and has composed several film scores. Though, at 39, Rza is too young to be a legend, his solo show with Stone Mecca this evening is worth checking out if only to see the multifarious talent of a hip-hop pioneer.
— Angela Grayson More at Austin 360.com

Posted 2 months ago.

Nikki G said:

Gonna be off the chain!

Posted 3 months ago.

AustinChronicle said:

RZA: Groundbreaking hip-hop producer RZA declares war on analog suckas with Digi Snacks (Koch), his third LP as superhero alter ego Bobby Digital. The kung-fu obsessed Wu-Tang beatsmith is fond of sampling dusty Southern soul records but is backed live by California soul groovers Stone Mecca. As Bobby Digital, RZA spits bizarro non sequitur rhymes in his trademark staccato flow: “I talk with the awkward slang, I walk with the Wu-Tang.” – Thomas Fawcett More at austinchronicle.com

Posted 3 months ago.