Cypress Hill continue to pull out new albums and they are expected to drop their new album, which is currently untitled, on November 6th. The group have said that they are focusing mainly on hiphop, but still plan on experimenting on a few new things, as they did with their previous album "Skull & Crossbones". B-Real has said himself that 40 new cuts have been recorded and this has been narrowed down already for the the album. Expect a new single to surface sometime in October.

Both Esham and Eminem's group, D-12, were evicted from the Warped Tour this past Friday after a fight between them occured backstage. According to Esham's publicist, Esham and T.N.T were jumped by D-12 and their 30 - 40 strong crew over the recent words Esham had to say about Eminem on his recent album, "Tongues". Esham claims that Eminem stole his concept with the horrorcore type rhymes. The fight left Esham with a broken nose, concussion, a ruptured eyeball and loss of hearing in his left ear. T.N.T was luckier however, escaping with just a few cuts and bruises. This hasn't been the first time that Esham and D-12 have come to blows, they also had a battle at a D-12/Lil' Kim concert back in '97. Esham is currently in hospital recovering from his injuries and will be pressing charges against those who attacked him.

Deathrow CEO, Marion "Suge" Knight is finally a free man, after serving nearly 5 years of his 9 year prison sentence over a parole violation. Knight is now expected to try and bring back the good old days with his label, Deathrow Records. Knight had been previously held in a minimum security prison for a couple of months prior to his release, but was finally released yesterday. Knight claims he can bring beck the glory days of the once powerful label and says big things are yet to come. In related news, it appears that the news that The Sun newspaper posted regarding the Mark Morrison signing is indeed true. Morrison was in Yarmouth this past Friday with his crew and they were seen wearing Deathrow T-Shirts and caps.