Pharoahe Monch begins his march toward his latest album PTSD with the lead single “Damage,” the third and final installment to his bullet trilogy. Socially The song tells the story of violence in the inner cities and frames it akin to mass murder, providing a chilling example of how cold the streets are and how indiscriminate gun violence is.
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