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SPIN Magazine 2011 December Issue featuring Odd Future

November 19, 2011Musicby Jake Woolf11239 Views

For their December issue, SPIN magazine chose hip-hop collective Odd Future for their cover, a group many consider to be the quintessential music movement of 2011. The headline, which reads “The Changing Face of Hip-Hop” features an article that surveys the group’s rapid rise from obscurity to mainstream, and their resonating effects on an ever-changing music genre. For the article, SPIN magazine writer Julianne Escobedo Shepherd met up with the caravan of musicians and pranksters on the road in Vancouver, spending an entire week trying to absorb all of their honesty, humor and creative talents. Above all, she concluded that “The Wolf Gang is a potent yet overall nice group of people that connects with fans on an extremely personal level because of their unrelenting honestly and unwillingness to compromise.” For the full article, you can head over to SPIN magazine’s website or pick up the magazine on newsstands now.

  • Anonymous

    this

  • Anonymous

    I believe the turnout at an artists gig means far more than record
    sales. Because records are so easy to come by, illegally or not, people
    just buy them for the sake of it. It used to be the other way around,
    you liked their gig, you bought the album. Now it’s the other way
    around. And with gig silly gig prices, the people who truly like the
    music are at the gigs.

  • Saulo Diaz

    With all the pirating today, record sales can’t prove how good you are.

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  • http://twitter.com/chantzerolin Chantz Erolin

    which is why i’ll continue to believe that mac miller is shit.

  • Anonymous

    Live in Tampa went wild indeed =)

  • Anonymous

    Live in Tampa went wild indeed =)

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    Listen to X-clan

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  • Anonymous

    the only reason why they don’t sell much is because everyone is just mediafire-ing that shit instead instead…

  • Anonymous

    the only reason why they don’t sell much is because everyone is just mediafire-ing that shit instead instead…

  • http://www.bonelogic.com MrLogix

    I saw them live a couple weeks ago. You will never go to a Rap/hip-hop show with the same kind of energy as one of theirs. It was pandemonium and amazing.
    http://tinyurl.com/6pmeyry

  • http://www.bonelogic.com MrLogix

    I saw them live a couple weeks ago. You will never go to a Rap/hip-hop show with the same kind of energy as one of theirs. It was pandemonium and amazing.
    http://tinyurl.com/6pmeyry

  • Anonymous

    Heyy be happy that Big KRIT is on there too added to that list, along with Danny Brown and Casino

  • Anonymous

    Heyy be happy that Big KRIT is on there too added to that list, along with Danny Brown and Casino

  • Anonymous

    lolz

  • Anonymous

    lolz

  • Anonymous

    Welcome to 2011 dude. How much records you sell doesn’t mean shit anymore.

  • Anonymous

    Welcome to 2011 dude. How much records you sell doesn’t mean shit anymore.

  • http://twitter.com/HELLLATITE Desi…

    dat ass grab

  • Anonymous

    record sales have nothing to do with anything. theyre touring and making great moves dude

  • Anonymous

    trueeeeeee

  • Mackenzie Sutherland

    don’t be a hater. they’re just telling it like is man

  • http://twitter.com/MC_KRX M.C

    How are they getting so much press without selling dick for records

  • Anonymous

    well deserved OFWGKTA