Pitchfork — The last EPMD album was 1999's Out of Business, and between its title and the fact that it was released almost a decade ago, it seemed to be the end of the EPMD story, at least on record. But not so: Erick Sermon and Parish Smith have returned with a... more info

MTV.com News — 'It's a celebration that means a lot to me,' MC says of star-studded show.By Shaheem Reid Big Daddy Kane at B.B. King's Bar and Grill in New York on November 14 Photo: Dmitriy Goldin "Rap soloist, you don't want none of this." What if Raki... more info

VH1 News — Big Daddy Kane celebrated his 20th year in rap in New York on November 14. Guests included Busta Rhymes, Ice-T and Biz Markie, among many others. more info

Pitchfork — Just when you thought that N.A.S.A. album couldn't get any nuttier, along comes this very Y2K8 pairing: Kanye West and Lykke Li, who we knew were cooking up a little something for the disc, will be joined by one Santogold for a track called "Gifted" ... more info

Pitchfork — Just when you thought that N.A.S.A. album couldn't get any nuttier, along comes this very Y2K8 pairing: Kanye West and Lykke Li, who we knew were cooking up a little something for the disc, will be joined by one Santogold for a track called "Gif... more info

Discobelle.net — Time for a classic. more info

Pitchfork — It's been over a year since we first reported that David Byrne, Tom Waits, M.I.A., and members of the Wu-Tang Clan and Yeah Yeah Yeahs would appear on the debut album from N.A.S.A. (North America/South America), along with a heap of other notable gue... more info

Pop Matters — DJ Revolution Revolution uses King of the Decks to showcase his own talents and the skills of his friends, which range from DJ QBert to KRS-One to Evidence. more info

Pitchfork — Captured at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, Live at the Shrine is the first full-length DVD from rapper Talib Kweli. The 77-minute set features Kweli spitting game over 17 songs and trading verses with special guests KRS-One, Res, and Strong Ar... more info

Pop Matters — Maybe surprises are overrated. You can probably guess KRS-One's subject matter before he delivers it, but his overall consistency is enviable. more info