Odd Future’s H.N.I.C, Tyler, The Creator gives us the artwork for his XL Recordings album, Goblin, which drops May 10. You scared? Well check out a snippet of “Tron Cat”. Be afraid—be very afraid. UPDATE: Now with official titles from the man himself. 1. Goblin 2. Yonkers 3. Radicals 4. She 5. Transylvania 6. Nightmare 7. Tron Cat 8. Her 9. Sandwitches 10. Fish 11. Analog 12. BSD 13. Window 14. AU79 15. Golden

Nice cover. Anyway, Smoke DZA has given the day of April Fool’s for the release of T.H.C., but until then, stack up on the latest track with Lex Luger on the beat.

[vodpod id=Video.5833246&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] Maybe they should hire Jay Smooth as Breezy’s management team. For his latest vlog, J shares his take on how Breezy should prevent himself from relapsing again and why he should stop his bloodclot crying. UPDATE: Chris Brown & Publicist Part Ways

Move over Iceberg Slim. At a recent event, Short Dawg told Hiphollywood that he’s penning a book. He wouldn’t reveal if it’s an autobiography, but he did say the story needed to be told. Eventually, it will be sold too. Sidebar: Raekwon Writing Book Too

While Freezer and Statik were at SXSW last weekend, they managed to shoot the video for a track off their Statik-Free, EP. Directed by James Curtis. Get up on the flow, the beards are in the building.

La Flare and Mannie Fresh pair up for this collabo that you might of heard towards the end of Mannie’s “Like A Boss” video. Contagious? You be the judge. dgb

Slaughterhouse will be in the house tonight at the Royal Oak Music Theatre in Detroit and I got a pair of tickets to give away. If you live in the D or a surrounding area, email your full name to [email protected] to win. Good luck. UPDATE: Contest over. Props to Chris.

[vodpod id=Video.5832890&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] The Human Serviette is on a roll. While in Austin last week, Nardwuar hooked up with Odd Future and Lil B and now he puts Hot Spitta through the ringer. Doot doo! Sidebar: Curren$y’s 3 Little Digs

Jizzle joins Wiz and Chevy by laying down a verse of his own on the closing track off Cabin Fever. Someone call the coroner—or better yet, TM103. karencivil

Two of the world’s greatest producers were at the Colony Nightclub in Hollywood on Monday. As Swizz hyped the crowd over Dre’s banging instrumentals, the Doc briefly eulogized Nate Dogg. Too bad the clip ends before they play “that exclusive”. Damn you, Bartabz! UPDATE: Turns out we do have the “exclusive”. Here’s the second half of the video.