Seriously… Just Blaze owns the internets right now.  You already know about JustBlazeTV.  You probably added him on MySpace.  Now you can check the blog - the Megatron Don.

From rappersiknow.com, it’s “The Talk Show” available in its entirety. This is Kay’s album from ‘05, and features a track produced by Nicolay featuring K-Otix and Strange Fruit Project. Get it for free!

According to Rawkus, Kanye’s got a new mixtape called “Can’t Tell Me Nothing”, and they have the preview with the track “In the Mood” featuring Talib Kweli. Check it here.  While you’re there, check the video for the Can’t Tell Me Nothing single.

The cover art for Zane Tate’s Boom Bap Sunrise was provided by an extremely talented artist named Kenji Nakayama. You can see more of his work and buy limited edition prints such as the one below at his web site.

Check out more of Kenji’s work here: http://www.kngee.com

Break Thru Radio Downtime with DJ Crush Delight features Zane Tate’s The Funeral this week.

Proletariat is a fashion favorite here at the Lab (and they’re sweatshop free).

Kanye West gives some fashion advice at Complex.

The new video from Amp Fiddler features 30s style ragtime with Corinne Bailey Rae, and some Star Wars inspired animation…

Hospital Records has put out the third Weapons of Mass Creation. Obviously London Elektricity, Danny Byrd, and Cyantific are on the 3-piece vinyl release, so you know it’s gonna be good. But there are some really talented newcomers (new to Hospital at least) on the record as well. Check out the Apex track featuring Ayah (pictured below) called Space Between.