When Billy Woods released Today, I Wrote Nothing ten years ago, it was anunexpected departure from a rapper who was just starting to make waves in the indierap scene. After spending the earlier part of his career in the wilderness, woods hadmanaged to crawl out of obscurity with the minor success of 2012’s History WillAbsolve Me. Dour Candy, 2013’s collaboration with underground legend Blockheaddrew accolades, which only increased with Armand Hammer’s debut Race Music.Then, woods dropped out of sight for two years before returning with Today, I WroteNothing, a record that deviated significantly from what had come before. WhereDour Candy had been concise and focused, TIWN was a sprawling 24 tracks. WhereHistory Will Absolve Me was anchored by hard-hitting beats, anthemic songs, and acouple high powered features, TIWN was comprised of short vignettes, quietly eclecticproduction, and the only guests were his Backwoodz label-mates. Only one video wasrelea