Tyler, the Creator made a stop in New York this week as his third LP (and second for a major label), Wolf, prepares for its release April 2. While here, Tyler took some time for an interview with The Fader. Tyler discusses touring solo, why he'd like to go back to 2006, when he'll stop being sober among a great deal else. Check out the interview here. If nothing else, Wolf will go down as having what is perhaps the greatest cover album design of all-time. Look at it!! It's a god damn masterpiece. via FDR

Track off of Computer Jay's Savage Planet Discotheque. via BB

Introducing the The Analog Tele-Phonographer - Christopher Locke's smartphone amplifier made from salvaged, brass instruments and other assorted machine parts. Not too shabby in so far as innovation goes. via BB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMarsBr2PKA This documentary from 1981 looks at the legendary club Cuckoo's Nest in Costa Mesa California.

TVOne's Unsung episode on EPMD, one of the greatest Hip-Hop groups of all-time. If you don't know, now you know. And if you did know, you might learn something you didn't before about Erick Sermon, Parrish Smith and DJ Scratch.

In honor of the late J Dilla on his birthday EgoTrip has collected 39 pieces of Dilla tribute art. Here are some of our favorites along with one that wasn't included on the list.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTqyV5Kw9Ss The official Snoop Lion documentary, documenting Snoop's transformation while in Jamaica, gets its widespread release this spring. via: FDR

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Even I have to admit this latest SSION music video is nothing short of a masterpiece. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNuRErzUoHk It’s visual and choreographed aesthetic is a throwback to old pop/r&b music videos that used to actually get played on MTV in the 80s on one hand, while maintaining it’s very own contemporary visual & choreographed style on the other. These would include a ramped up theme of homo eroticism, a David Lynch-esque conclusion and a very interesting detour I’ve never seen any other previous music video take before. The track itself echoes the same haunting dichotomy present in the visuals… and it’s...