Pitchfork — In director Jason Goldwatch's video for "Dear God 2.0", the Roots' version of the Monsters of Folk track "Dear God", lead MC Black Thought plays a cabdriver who experiences a whole ton of societal ills from the front seat of his car. Monsters of F... more info

Pitchfork — How I Got Over, the new album from the Roots, features collaborations with indie types like Joanna Newsom, My Morning Jacket's Jim James, and the ladies of the Dirty Projectors. And now you can hear those collabs-- plus the rest of the album-- ove... more info

Guardian Music — The Roundhouse, London"In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins is one of those ludicrous 80s soundtracks whose true brilliance only dawns on you in later years. Back then it sounded ghastly. In fact, "In The Air Tonight" is a superb piece of synthetic di... more info

ContactMusic — Cult indie act MY MORNING JACKET are to perform their five albums in their entirety at back-to-back shows in New York in October (10).The band, fronted by Jim James,... more info

Pitchfork — From September 2, 2010 through February 6, 2011, The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina hosts a new exhibition called "The Record", which aims to "explore the culture of vinyl records within the history of contemporary ... more info

Music News Net — MUSIC NEWS- My Morning Jacket have finally released dates for their rumored USA summer tour. Jim James and company have committed to only a brief one (we can hope for added shows, right?), the run will start up in San... more info

NME — Jim James and co to hit the road in August more info

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