Foals have released a video for "Olympic Airwaves" in celebration of their new digital EP, Gold Gold Gold. Stream the video and get the EP details at Aversion. [www.aversion.com]
Razorlight will return on November 3rd (UK) with their new album, Slipway Fires. The record will be preceded by the first single, "Wire To Wire," in September. Full details are over at AngryApe. [angryape.com]
MySpace has streams of two tracks from the Basement Jaxx latest EP, Planet 1. Head over there to check out "My Turn" and "War." [www.myspace.com]
AngryApe says the new Pete Doherty solo album has been delayed due to Doherty's problems with personal finances. The record was intended for a summer release. [angryape.com]
Mountain Goats recently teamed up with Kaki King for the new Black Pear Tree EP. Pitchfork has all the details including a forthcoming Goat/King tour. [www.pitchforkmedia.com]
Hot Chip tapped James Murphy for their latest video for "Wrestlers", the third video from Made In The Dark. Stream the video over at Stereogum. [stereogum.com]
Stereogum has latest Jenny Lewis sketch "The Next Messiah." The clip is in preparation for the release of Lewis' new album, Acid Tounge, due September 23rd on Warner Bros. Stream the record on MySpace. Download an MP3 of "Acid Tounge" at The Fader. [stereogum.com]
According to Billboard, Scott Weiland will release his second solo album, Happy in Galoshes, on November 18th through his own Softdrive label. The album features production by Steve Albini and appearances by three-fourths of No Doubt. Stream "Paralysis" on spin.com. [www.billboard.com]
Filter is reporting No Age will head out on a month-long headlining tour. The stint kicks off in Brooklyn on November 10th. [www.filter-mag.com]
The Spinto Band have launched a new website for the impending release of their new album, Moonwink, on October 7th. Tracks from said album are streaming on their new site. [www.spintoband.com]
Billboard.com has all the details about the new ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead album and preceding Festival Time EP. The group parted ways with long-time producer Mike McCarthy for the new record. [www.billboard.com]
Today, David Byrne and Brian Eno released their first collaboration in about 30 years, Everything That Happens Will Happen Today. Stream the album over on Buddyhead. [www.buddyhead.com]
Annuals have premiered "Confessor" from Such Fun on spinner.com. The record is due in stores on October 7th. [www.spinner.com]
One Day As A Lion, the new group featuring Zack de la Rocha and Jon Theodore, has posted the track "Wild International," the first song from their debut EP, on MySpace. The self-titled release is due out on July 22nd through Anti-. It was worth the wait.
Oasis are set to return later this year with their seventh studio album, Dig Out Your Soul. The first single will be "The Shock Of The Lightning" and the album will be in stores on October 7th. As previously reported, Oasis will team up with Ryan Adams for some Canadian shows in August and September.
Saul Williams will be performing across the world in support of his new album, The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust, out now on iTunes and out in stores July 8th.
The amazing Ra Ra Riot will be returning to the road this fall, touring in support of their debut full length, The Rhumb Line, out August 19th on Barsuk. Walter Meego is scheduled as main support and The Morning Benders will open select dates.
Head over to sigurros.com and stream the forthcoming Sigur Rós album, Með suð í eyrum við spilum endalaust (which translates to "with a buzz in our ears we play endlessly" in English). Look for it in stores on June 24th. Pre-orders are also well underway.
As reported, Birdmonster will release their new album, From The Mountain To The Sea, through Fader Label on August 5th. The tracks "The Iditarod" and "I Might Have Guessed" from said album are streaming on MySpace.
The Faint will return on August 5th with a new album, Fasciinatiion. The record will be released on the band's own label, blank.wav, instead of the usual Saddle Creek. Head over to thefaint.com for details on the band's upcoming July/August tour.
