Destroyer, the solo moniker for Dan Bejar, will release Trouble In Dreams through Merge on March 18th. Listen to the first morsel, "Foam Hands", over on the Hype Machine.

The Breeders will return with Mountain Battles through 4AD on April 8th. The album, produced by Steve Ablini and a slew of other folk, is the same "bittersweet electricity" we've come to know and love.

As a teaser for their upcoming full-length, Constantines will release "Hard Feelings" and "Easy Money" on January 15th through Arts & Crafts. The parent record is now expected in April 2008.

ANTI- have signed gypsy punk quartet DeVotchKa. The initial relationship was set to release their latest album, How It Ends, in Europe. However, the group is working on a follow-up to be released next year.

Kaki King will return with Dreaming of Revenge on March 4th through Velour Music Group. King worked with producer Malcolm Burn and the album is reportedly her most accessible to date.

According to MTV, Richard Patrick will bring back Filter in 2008 with the album Anthems for the Damned. The record was tracked with producer Josh Abraham and features Wes Borland, Josh Freese and John 5 backing Patrick. Reportedly, it sounds like a "heavy U2 record".

According to Warp Records, Clark will release Turning Dragon, an album that leaves the sound explored on Body Riddle towards a "tougher, rave sound", on January 29th. Serving as a harbinger of great news, the aptly titled Throttle Promoter EP is now available on Bleep.

Sigur Ros are working with producer Flood (U2, Nine Inch Nails, PJ Harvey) on their new record. There are no confirmed reports as to whether Flood will produce the entire record. However, the group will break from their usual digs and rent a house in Reykjavík to record.

Lupe Fiasco will release his sophomore effort, The Cool, through Atlantic on December 18th. The record sports production from UNKLE, Chris & Drop and Soundtrakk. Check out the video for the first single, "Superstar".

Jagjaguwar earns 20 bonus points for putting out the debut album from Bon Iver on February 19th. The album, For Emma, Forever Ago, has been available as an independent release for some time but it's going to get the distribution it deserves. Hear more right here.

In support of their forthcoming Hey Venus! album Super Furry Animals will be touring across North America with Holy Fuck and Fiery Furnaces in tow. Get the album January 22nd and then go see them on tour starting the 23rd.

According to our friends at The Tripwire, Maximo Park has teamed up with my beer of choice, Newcastle, for a special brew of beer. The band's beer will be called Maximo Brown Ale and, starting December 15th, it will be available at various UK bars. That is the same day the guys will be playing the Metro Radio Arena in Newcastle.

Lyrics Born (aka Tom Shimura) is set to release his new album, Everywhere At Once on March 28th. That's a long ways away, so in meantime, check out the track list below.

MGMT are kicking off a short run of December shows with the Fiery Furnaces in New York this weekend. Their debut album, Oracular Spectacular was released earlier this year.

Looks like blood doesn't run deep enough, as The Blood Brothers have called it a day. According to a post on their website, the band feel it better that their "futures move forward on separate paths."

Refusing the be deterred by the departure of Ben Curtis, The Secret Machines are currently in New York recording the follow-up to Ten Silver Drops with producer Brandon Mason. It's been reported by drummer Josh Garza that the guitar spot would be filled by a rotating cast of friends. Phil Karnats (Tripping Daisy) is the man of the hour, currently.

Kevin Shields and some mixture of the original My Bloody Valentine line-up have announced plans to reunite for UK shows next summer. The group will also hit the studio this month to record some songs for the follow-up to 1991's Loveless, to be released in 2008.

Available as a tour / digital only exclusive, Apostle of Hustle have put together an EP entitled U King and decided to share it with the world on December 11th. Though only six tracks, the disc promises a variety of remixes, b-sides and variety of styles in its runtime.

In continuing support of their most recent, and most excellent, Population album The Most Serene Republic are touring across North America. If they don't happen to come to your area you can see watch their new video or join up into their recently launched Army of the Republic street team.

The Walkmen are heading back out on the road again and will bring White Rabbits with them this time. If you've not heard A Hundred Miles Off and/or Fort Nightly, what are you waiting for?