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Dark poetry is probably the best way to describe
Ghostface Killah’s latest offering. If you’re a fan of
Quentin Tarantino movies you’ll love it. Like a lyrical horr-opera, Ghostdini does what he does best by attacking every beat with his razor sharp tongue not letting up for even a second. While many are going to forever say that
Ironman is the
Wu-Tang [Clan] rhymer’s finest work – which it might well be –
Twelve Reasons To Die is definitely of the same standard.
With solid narrative from start to finish, the return of a completely cohesive project is a beautiful thing to see and hear. Ghost’s lyrically descriptive music paints an insane picture of retaliation, revenge and get back; and putting pieces of the puzzle together becomes a satisfying game of did he/didn’t he [which once again gives your rewind button purpose].
