Detroit and Cali connect on this cut from Apollo Brown and Ras Kass’ Blasphemy LP, due October 28th. Blasphemy by Apollo Brown & Ras Kass

Directed by The Serial Killers. Shot on GoPro while on their recent 2014 European tour. Edited by Jarid Alexander. From the Serial Killers Vol. 1 mixtape.

A brand new visual for “Angels Come Calling” (performed by B-Real and Demrick and prod. By DJ Khalil). The video was shot at the recent Cannabis Cup in San Bernardino, where B-Real was crowned “Stoner Of The Year” as well as during the most anticipated High Times Magazine cover, for which B-Real will be posing [cont.]

New video from the Serial Killers crew, Xzibit, B Real & Demrick are back with “Wanted”, directed by Matt Alanzo.

Mr. X-To-The-Z, Dr. Greenthumb, and Young De’s supergroup project comes to fruition, bearing quite the guest list. 01. Xzibit, B Real & Demrick (Serial Killers) – First 48 [Prod. By Futuristiks & Sir Jinx] (2:46) 02. Xzibit, B Real & Demrick (Serial Killers) – Wanted [Prod. By G Rocka & Medi] (3:37) 03. Xzibit, B [cont.]

Less than a week away (Oct 31) from the newly formed groups official debut release of ‘Serial Killers’ Vol. 1 they decide to let loose the official artwork and track listing for the project. With features ranging from veterans like Kurupt to up and comers like Hopsin and production by the likes of Nottz, Statik [cont.]

Produced by Statik Selektah. The Serial Killers Vol. One mixtape due Oct. 31st.

Serial Killers is a super group consisting of B Real of Cypress Hill, Xzibit and Demrick. The group has combined to create the Serial Killers Volume 1 mixtape, which will hit Oct. 31st. To coincide with the song, “First 48″, directed by Matt Alonzo (Pusha T, Tyler The Creator, The Game, Ice Cube, etc.), takes [cont.]

Mel Man produced track, which most appropriately samples the theme song from the TV show, The Munsters. Free download, too.

Sounds like this might be “the west coast joint” from Tony Touch’s The Piecemaker 3: Return of The 50 MCs, which hits July 9th.

Hit Boy teams with some of his favorite emcees for this massive posse cut.

In this Interview with Montreality, Xzibit speaks about his origins, falling out with Eminem & Paul Rosenberg, what he thinks about Kendrick Lamar & his major label debut, remembers Dr.Dre paying Nate Dogg’s $1 Million bail, wanting to work with Ice Cube & His upcoming book.

Xzibit’s new single with E-40, off that Napalm, in stores now.

One of The 48 Laws Of Power states: “Too much circulation makes the price go down: the more you are seen and heard from, the more common you appear. If you are already established in a group, temporary withdrawal from it will make you more talked about, even more admired. You must learn when to [cont.]

Xzibit links up with the homie Bootleg Kev, speaking on his track “1983″, the new album Napalm, and Pimp My Ride.

HipHopSite: In preparation for Napalm, you did a tour with the troops in the middle east. What made you want to do this, and how does it apply to the album itself? Xzibit: The tour was to support the soliders, I knew I was going to spend two weeks out there. The song “Napalm”, was [cont.]

The west coast allstars rhyme cypher from tonight’s BET Hip-Hop Awards.

Billboard presents Xzibit: Close Up. Go behind the music and backstage with Xzibit during his performances and appearances leading up to the “Napalm” album, which is in stores today. Directed by @MattAlonzo.

New David Banner produced track from Xzibit’s Napalm, which hits Oct.9th.

Xzibit previews tracks off his hotly anticipated new LP, Napalm, in stores October 9th. TRACKLIST: 01. State Of Hip-Hop vs. Xzibit [Prod. By Beat Butcha] 02. Everything [Prod. By Rick Rock] 03. Dos Equis (Ft. RBX & The Game) [Prod. By Rick Rock] 04. Something More (Ft. Prodigy) [Prod. By Saukrates] 05. Gangsta Gangsta [Prod. [cont.]