36 Chambers (Wu-Tang Clan's debut album)

"Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)" is the debut album by the hip-hop group Wu-Tang Clan, released in 1993. Named after New York City’s traditional Chinese martial arts temples, the album blends gritty East Coast rap with raw lyricism and innovative production. It introduced the world to nine members, each with distinct styles, and emphasized themes of street life, survival, and resilience. The album’s aggressive beats and sharp lyricism revolutionized hip-hop, establishing Wu-Tang Clan as one of the most influential groups and laying a foundation for future artists. It’s celebrated as a classic for its originality and cultural impact.