Silent Uproar — It's almost comical now: The Roots new album, How I Got Over, got pushed back again, but only by two weeks. The record drops on June 22nd and features performances from Jim James (My Morning Jacket), Joanna Newsom, Dirty Projectors, Patty Crash, John... more info

Pitchfork — Monsters of Folk photo by Jennifer Tzar MP3:> The Roots: "Dear God 2.0" [ft. Monsters of Folk] "Dear God" was a slow-burning highlight from the self-titled 2009 LP from Monsters of Folk (aka Bright Eyes' Conor Oberst, My Morning Jacket's Jim James, M... more info

Stereogum — “Dear God 2.0″ obviously remakes Monsters Of Folk’s “Dear God (Sincerely M.O.F.)” and is maybe referencing “The Seed (2.0),” Internet 2.0, and (by default) XTC, but once Black Thought gets going, it reminds me of Common’s “Retrospec... more info

AllHipHop — The Roots are set to drop their 11th album, How I Got Over, but group member Black Thought and Questlove said they also have a number of projecting comes as well. "He [Black Thought] has a project that I'm in called the Money Making Jam Boys. The... more info

We All Want Someone To Shout For — The Roots just recently announced that their new album How I Got Over, is dropping on June 22nd. The lead single from the album, Dear God 2.0, surfaced online Saturday night and it has exploded since then.The Roots Black Thought raps over the backgro... more info

Rollo & Grady — The Roots – How I Got Over // Release Date – June 22nd Tracklisting: 01 Walk Alone [ft. Truck North, P.O.R.N., Dice Raw, Mercedes Martinez] 02 Dear God 2.0 (ft. Jim James – MOF) 03 Radio Daze [ft. Blu, P.O.R.N., Dice Raw, Mercedes Martinez]... more info

Chorus.fm — *The Roots (http://absolutepunk.net/theroots)* will release How I Got Over on June 22nd. Tracklisting and album art is in the replies. Submitted by WhoSaidThat? more info

Undercover, Australia — Philly’s finest, The Roots have teamed up with the harmony monarchy of indie pop, Dirty Projectors. more info

DrownedInSound — Whilst the news that The Roots and "Brooklyn Hipster Indie" types Dirty Projectors are working together may comes a surprise to some of you, it doesn't to us and the rest of you given that a) Questlove from The Roots plays drums for the house band on... more info

Pitchfork — As that headline suggests, technically impressive hip-hop band the Roots have enlisted members of technically impressive indie rock band Dirty Projectors to add some final touches to their forthcoming album, How I Got Over. Or at least that's what an... more info