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Tag Archives: hip hop

Radio Rackham: Hip Hop Family Tree

comics and cartooning, commentary and criticism, culture, hype & linkage, musicBy Matthias Wivel5 August 2024

Det er noget særligt, når man kan hædre en skaber man værdsætter og samtidig forene flere af sine interesser. Sammen med en af dansk hip hops hædersmænd Peter Trier Aagaard, alias PTA, snakker vi denne gang Ed Piskor og hans hovedværk Hip Hop Family Tree. Anledningen er jo desværre, at han tidligere på året tog…

On the Road

comics and cartooning, culture, current affairs, hype & linkage, music, pictorial artsBy Matthias Wivel29 September 2021

I recently had the pleasure of sitting down (online) with Howard Burton of Ideas Roadshow podcast to discuss my life and work, particularly at The National Gallery in London. The resulting podcast is now online! Clocking it at over two hours, it’s rather wide-ranging covering in particularly how my life in comics intersects with that…

The Week (A New Day)

commentary and criticism, journal, musicBy Matthias Wivel22 November 2011

As I was writing this, my wife went into labor. Our child arrived nine days earlier than expected. It may have been the bass. I’m lost for words, except to say that publishing this, in a sense, is the best way for me to mark here at the Bunker this singular event in our lives.…

Nate Dogg 1969-2011

commentary and criticism, journal, musicBy Matthias Wivel17 March 2011

The melodic voice of the G-Funk era, Nate Dogg, alias Nathaniel D. Hale, died on Tuesday. He had been suffering from strokes, apparently, but I haven’t seen any report on the cause of death. Nate Dogg, best known for his classic duet with Warren G “Regulate” (1994), on which the two of them put words…

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