They famously used to live together in a house/hovel in Uptown. Over the past month, six of them moved back in together in a van on the road. We wanted to hear how it went. The nine members of the ...

Have you ever tried to organize a reunion for some of your old school friends? Everybody's scattered to various parts of the world, busy with their own lives; it makes you wonder if it's all worth it.

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Doomtree's Andrew Melby-directed video for their new single "Gray Duck" features members of the Minneapolis hip-hop collective donning rubber duck masks and menacingly cruising around in a van, ...

Doomtree appears this Friday, March 6, at the Gothic Theatre. For more than a decade, the septet has been one of the most exciting and innovative hip-hop crews in the country. Hailing from Minneapolis ...

Doomtree is turning into a Minneapolis version of Wu-Tang Clan. The Clan used the large hip-hop collective to make each MC and producer a household name, such as RZA, GZA, Ol’ Dirty Bastard, Method ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... “Rap won’t save you!” Doomtree’s MC Mike Mictlan roared to the capacity crowd inside the Marquis Theater on Friday night. The verse from “Game Over” on the ...

In the Minneapolis hip-hop scene, Doomtree — a “collective” of local rappers and producers — is an institution; the rest of us are just catching up. Just by himself, member P.O.S. has made a name ...

When Minneapolis indie hip hop collective Doomtree started their Blowout concert series in 2004, rapper P.O.S. said the crew didn’t know what to expect. “The original Blowout was just to see what our ...

Behold the power of the hyper-collaborative rap septet. For the past 10 years, Doomtree has grown from a ragtag group of novice MCs and beatmakers to Minneapolis' premier hip-hop crew, without losing ...