The Stills have posted a new video for the track "Helicopters" off of their sophomore album, Without Feathers. Either load up the Quicktime version or head over to YouTube.

We all knew what news of Travis in the studio would eventually bring: new album. Thus, Travis will release The Boy With No Name on May 7th (UK). The effort was once again produced by Nigel Godrich. Unfortunately, a US release date is pending (but we're hoping for May 8th). Listen to "Eyes Wide Open" from the album over at MySpace.

We've got an MP3 of "Heretics" from the forthcoming Andrew Bird album, Armchair Apocrypha, waiting for you in the Downloads. Look for the album in stores March 20th. Get the tracklist and Bird's extensive touring schedule after the jump.

Tori Amos will return on May 1st with her ninth studio album, American Doll Posse. The album was written and produced by Amos herself in Cornwall, England. Head over to toriamos.com for world tour details.

That new album from The Bravery, The Sun and the Moon, now has a firm release date of May 22nd. Album sampler over at thebravery.com.

Stream "Promise" form the forthcoming CocoRosie album, The Adventures of Ghosthorse and Stillborn, over at tgrec.com. Look for the album in stores on April 10th through Touch and Go. The sisters Cassidy will embark on a lengthy, worldwide tour beginning April 6th.

It appears that Benjamin Curtis of The Secret Machines has left the band to pursue his newest project School of Seven Bells full time. Oddly, TSM reports that they are still planning on recording their third album at the beginning of May.

In continuing support of Let's Build A Fire (and their new split EP with Bloodthirsty Butchers) Absolutely Kosher's +/- will be touring the nation with Bishop Allen.

Jagjaguwar will release the Fight For Anarchy 12" from Ladyhawk on May 22nd and, unsurprisingly, the band will hit the road for a massive load of dates with

Dead Meadow will be hitting the road in support of their latest Matador release, Feathers, and their re-releases on Xemu records of their first two albums.

You know the details on the new Wilco album and now you can download an MP3 of "What Light" off of the forthcoming May 15th release.

We told you about the upcoming Stars remix album, Do You Trust Your Friends?, way back in July but have now just received word that it will be released on May 22nd. The disc features the likes of Final Fantasy, Metric, Apostle of Hustle, Junior Boys and many more.

On March 15th, NYC's The Tonic will play host to the Fulton Lights album release party. The self-titled disc will be available from Android Eats Records starting next week, though Catbird Records is pushing the limited edition version until then. Others on board for the show will be Frances and Still (former Dalek DJ).

Dirty On Purpose have announced a spring touring itinerary to keep pushing last year's Hallelujah Sirens. The Brooklynites will run into Grizzly Bear, The Thermals and The Helio Sequence along the way. You can view the band's video for the track "Car No Driver" here.

Volta is the title to the next Bjork album, due May 8th via Atlantic Records. The official follow-up to Medulla (apparently Drawing Restraint doesn't count) is expected to feature collaborations with the likes of Mark Bell (LFO), Chris Corsano (Six Organs of Admittance), Timbaland, Antony Hegarty (of Antony and the Johnsons) and Brian Chippendale of Lightning Bolt.

Monstrance is the title of a trio comprising Andy Partridge (of XTC), Barry Andrews (early XTC, then Shriekback) and Martyn Baker (Shriekback). Forming around a year ago, the band's idea was to come together...

Two Ton Boa will be returning to a heavy touring schedule to support Parasiticide, which was released this past fall through Kill Rock Stars. As already reported, many of the dates will be with 31 Knots. Two Ton Boa recently finished a video for the latest album's opening track "Cash Machine," which can be viewed here.

Following their Bonnaroo annoucement, The White Stripes have now revealed details regarding their sixth full-length, titled Icky Thump. Recording and mixing were recently completed in Nashville, TN at Blackbird Studio. The Stripes also posted a short video shot during the recording of "I'm Slowly Turning Into You." An official tracklist is not yet known, but a short list of possible titles was provided on whitestripes.com.

The Scottish act hasn't made much of a splash here yet, but The Fratellis will see Costello Music make its US debut on March 13th through Interscope/Cherrytree Records. The band also has a few dates here in select cities--you guessed it, Austin for SXSW, New York City and Los Angeles. Stream "Flathead" in the Downloads.

As we told you, Queens of the Stone Age have announced that their fifth studio album will be entitled Era Vulgaris and is set to be released in June. The album features guest appearances by Trent Reznor, Billy Gibbons (ZZ Top), Julian Casablancas (The Strokes), Mark Lanegan and more we are sure. More on what the album title means here, a few sorted details about the album here and a short jam session video here.