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When A Tribe Called Quest announced that they had a new album coming out people understandably lost their shit, considering the fact that this would be their first album in nearly 20 years. But adding fuel to the fire is that this will be their final release. Well, it is arriving tomorrow and to tease us just a little bit more, the band has released the album art and the tracklist.

The upcoming album, their sixth, is titled We Got It From Here...Thank You 4 Your Service, and it is their final work for a reason. Founding member Phife Dawg died just a few months ago, though the majority of his contributions (including the album title) remain intact. The full-length also features an insane list of featured guest artists, including André 3000, Jack White, Kendrick Lamar and Elton John.

Check out the tracklist below:

1. "The Space Program" 2. "We The People…" 3. "Whateva Will Be" 4. "Solid Wall of Sound" 5. "Dis Generation" 6. "Kids…" 7. "Melatonin" 8. "Enough!!" 9. "Mobius" 10. "Black Spasmodic" 11. "The Killing Season" 12. "Lost Somebody" 13. "Movin Backwards" 14. "Conrad Tokyo" 15. "Ego" 16. "The Donald"

A Tribe Called Quest's new album We Got It From Here is out tomorrow, Friday, November 11.

In related music news, The xx have finally quit teasing and announced their new album, as well as dropping the record's first single. Listen to it right here.

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