Munchies: “Action Bronson has done it again. In this episode of Fuck, That’s Delicious, we have succeeded in capturing the most dynamic eating streak in recent gastronomic history. We begin our journey as Action is leaving the world’s number one restaurant—Copenhagen’s Noma—and don’t stop until we hit Chicago’s Weiner Circle with Riff Raff. Along the [cont.]

Today over at Cuepoint, HipHopSite scribe Daniel Mascari (aka Dan Dada) pens a piece about the history of classic beat and rhythm machines, delving deep into the origins of popular external sound creation devices such as the MPC, the TR-808, the SP-1200, and the creation of Afrika Bambaataa’s “Planet Rock.” Read on, true believers… Looking [cont.]

Directed By Alexandre Moors & The Little Homies.

Here is the first official single from the Wu-Tang Clan’s final album, A Better Tomorrow, ready December 2nd. Here is the tracklist for the album, according to iTunes. 1. Ruckus In B Minor 2. Felt 3. 40th Street Black / We Will Fight 4. Mistaken Identity 5. Hold The Heater 6. Crushed Egos 7. Keep [cont.]

Update: Video added. New music from Eminem’s Shady XV compilation, hitting November 25th.

Hosted by Run The Jewels, the official tour mixtape from RTJ’s DJ, Trackstar, collects a lot of loose material from Killer Mike and El-Producto.

From The Midnight Life, available now.

New music from Uncle L, produced by 808 Mafia. G.O.A.T. 2 coming soon.

DJ Khaled delivers the “Hold You Down” remix, featuring many of the usual suspects. In the video clip, he celebrates the original track “going #1 on the urban charts”. Purposely vague.

With election day upon us, Cuepoint examines when musicians endorse a candidate; in this case Jay Z and James Brown. Election Day Sets a Funky Precedent

Produced by SX. Tetsuo & Youth due January 20th.

Mello Music Group: “It’s been an incredible year for Open Mike Eagle, first he signed a multi-album deal with Mello Music Group, then he released the critically acclaimed album Dark Comedy, and after months of touring North America, he is off for his first ever European Tour. Oh, and he has an incredible new podcast [cont.]

From The Cathedral Mixtape presented by Javotti Media.

From Mac & Cheese: The Album, coming soon.

Dream.ZONE.Achieve is available now. Directed By Slick Jackson.

Joe Budden’s Some Love Lost hits tomorrow, November 4th.

Mike Bigga helps out Snoh Aalegra on the “Bad Things” remix. No I.D. on the track let the story begin…

Hot 97: “The Compton rapper opened up about the state of hip hop music on deeper level and explained where it needs to go. He also gave a surprising opinion on the Macklemore and those Grammy text messages but the thing that stood out most was when Kendrick discussed his new Outkast-esque record ‘i’.”

Big K.R.I.T.’s second album for Def Jam, Cadillactica, hits November 11th. Stream the entire thing below, courtesy of NPR.

Phat joint.