Book review: Exploring the mythology of MF Doom

With Doom, the mythology seems as important as the music
Book review: Exploring the mythology of MF Doom

Hip hop artist Doom performs onstage during the Pitchfork Music Festival at Union Park on July 18, 2009 in Chicago. Picture: Roger Kisby/Getty Images

Sun, 03 Nov, 2024 - 10:17
Eoghan O’Sullivan

  • The Chronicles of Doom: Unravelling Rap’s Masked Iconoclast 
  • SH Fernando Jr 
  • Faber, hb £25 / ebook, £14.99 

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