This version features exclusive digital bonus track from Baron Zen! The insanely lo-fi Baron (aka Sweet Steve) gets completely overhauled on the remix disc. Our man Blu Jemz' remix of "Walked In Line" is minimal and menacing, with just enough guitar shreaddage...   click for more

GAWD-DAMN! That's all I gotta say. 23 tracks of the heaviest drum tracks I've ever heard, straight from the funk gods at Stones Throw. If anyone knows beats, its these dudes. Don't bother scratchin' your head, going "where is this loop from?"...   click for more

So the Stones Throw squad is armed and ready for combat in '08, and Guilty's leading their street platoon. The dirty Detroit native has been frontmanning their entire ghetto rap faction for some time with a fair share of singles and featured...   click for more

LAB EARLY EXCLUSIVO: This is the first time this title has been available digitally. TTL Digital will have an exclusive rights to this release for a set amount of time. The promo sticker for this highlights these selling points: "the drummer that...   click for more

TTL DIGITAL EARLY EXCLUSIVO: we are currently the only site to get the download version of this release. First off, this has all the elements of a winner: Badly drawn cover art from a respected label, no tracklists, all instrumentals, and it's...   click for more

For all the Madlib and J Dilla fans, you can finally get all the tracks from their collaboration Champion Sound, as a double CD with the all the Instrumentals (previously only available on LP) and bonus remixes and tracks never released! If...   click for more

When Donuts first rolled into the Lab, I gave it a cursory listen and (wanting to get home to the new episode of Lost as quickly as possible) tossed off a pithy little blurb for it. It wasn't until a few days...   click for more

2LP reissue of Dilla's lost masterpiece. Available briefly as a vinyl EP back in 2003 on the small German label Mummy, Stones Throw has gone super-deluxe with new packaging and a grip of unreleased tracks. -the mgmnt

For me, buying MF Doom records is one of the few activities that captures that feeling of refuge found in thrift stores when you are trapped in suburbia, seeking a getaway from all the predictability and mass market chain stores. Doom is...   click for more

After checking Koushik's eclectic dj set at our WMC party and hearing his Madvillain remixes, I'm looking forward to what he can bring to the Stones Throw stable this year. This compilation brings us up to speed, collecting the first three Koushik...   click for more

More Bombay bangers from the Beat Konducta! This CD collects the 16 tracks from the vinyl-only Volume 3, plus 18 brand new India-influenced beats from the previously unreleased Volume 4. The latest installment in the Beat Konducta's ongoing epic is exactly what...   click for more

LAB EARLY EXCLUSIVO: This is the first time this title has been available digitally. TTL Digital will have an exclusive rights to this release for a set amount of time. After a limited initial pressing, this double 7" pack is available again,...   click for more

Madlib's never been one for long songs (at least not under his own name), but the latest release from the Prolific One reads like three dozen pages torn right out of his sketchbook. Forgoing a more traditional album approach and going the...   click for more

Unless Stones Throw gets into porn (Madlib vs. Butt Dentist!), I don't know how they are going follow this up. Without exaggeration, this is one of the greatest meeting of the minds in this whole SP1200 using, dusty records searching, notebook rhyme...   click for more

The Metal Fingered Villain is back with another beat attack! Armed with his trusty SP-303, the reclusive Doom catches wreck on a gang of old cartoon / sci-fi samples, transforming them into ill beats for his lyrical pleasure. You'll probably recognize a...   click for more

Madlib and Yesterday's New Quintet's tribute the to the brilliant keyboardist, arranger and producer Weldon Irvine finally surfaces as an official Stones Throw release. Unlike YNQ's Stevie tribute, these tracks are not covers of Irvine compositions, but rather songs in the vein...   click for more

It seems like every big West Coast producer has been called to duty for videogame soundtracks lately, so it's not surprising that the big daddy at Stones Throw gets passed the pill. Remember Automator's and Z-Trip's b-ball soundtracks? I hardly do. They...   click for more

This version features exclusive digital bonus track from Percee! Stones Throw's certified emcee killer, Percee P, finally hits you with his solo debut. It's been 2 years since the release of Lengendary Status, which included solo tracks and his guest appearances on...   click for more