The brand new Jonah Matranga (Far, onelinedrawing, Gratitude) live CD/DVD combo, There's A Lot In Here, is now available everywhere. The two-disc set features both audio and video of two live shows (one in a living room, one in and rock club), plus 11 music videos for each song off the onelinedrawing album, The Volunteers.

Despite it being reported by NME, it seems that Radiohead is working on a track for their new album that they were never able to fully flesh out during the OK Computer days. The track, "Nude", appeared on the Meeting People Is Easy video and will likely be included on the next full-length from the band.

For awhile it seemed as if the Go! Team wasn't going to get a fair shot at the States but such is not the case anymore. The band has announced another new string of North American tour dates in continuing support of Thunder, Lightning, Strike.

Personally, I am not a fan of the huge three day concert series. However, the Sasquatch! 2006 Music Festival looks pretty amazing with the recently announced eclectic lineup that includes the likes of Nine Inch Nails, Trail of Dead, Flaming Lips, The Shins, Beck, We Are Scientists, Queens of the Stone Age and many many more. For more information check the more and check out the festivals official site.

We told you that the Editors would be releasing their debut album, The Back Room, on Fader Records in April and that they were expected to tour North America pretty heavily (as any band should). The first batch of dates are in, check them out.

Today marks the release of the debut full-length from Kill Rock Stars They Shoot Horses, Don't They entitled Boo Hoo Hoo Boo. The 8-piece Vancouver band has concoted a pretty eclectic sound that is tough to describe to someone who has never heard it. So download Emptyhead, buy the new album, and then go see them on tour throughout March and April.

To, no doubt, ready fans for the upcoming tour, Elvis Costello will release My Flame Burns Blue, an album that documents his live performance at the North Sea Jazz Festival with the Metropole Orkest. The album, due in stores February 28th, also featured a bonus disc of Costello's orchestral work, Il Sogno (which will be featured on the upcoming tour).

By now, we all should be aware the new, tangible Secret Machines album, Ten Silver Drops, hits stores April 18th. However, you may not know the digital album release is set for February 28th and you can currently hear "Alone, Jealous and Stoned," the first track from the album. The song is currently available for purchase from digital retailers or you can just stream it over on the band's website. Here's the single artwork, in case you're interested (as if the current Pink Floyd association wasn't enough).

The debut album (now out-of-print) from Citizen Cope will be re-released by RCA on March 14th. The man behind the mask, Clarence Greenwood, is currently in the studio working on his third album.

From First To Last will release their new Ross Robinson produced, Andy Wallace mixed album, Heroine, on March 21st through Epitaph. Head over to Epitaph to preview "The Levy" from said album.

The infamous J. Robbins, along with Janet Morgan and Darren Zentek, will release a full-length album as Channels through Dischord some time this summer (exact date unconfirmed). Their debut EP, Open, has been out on DeSoto Records since 2004.

Anyone curious what Jordon Zadorozny from Blinker the Star has been up should head over to the MySpace page for his new collaborative project with Sofia Silver (ex-Hotel) entitled Abbey.

The upcoming release from The Streets, The Hardest Way to Make An Easy Living, has an official tracklisting now and if you're interested in a preview you can head over to Fluxblog and snag "When You Wasn't Famous" for a limited time. The album is still slated for an April 11th release date.

As you already know, through many years of speculation and false release dates it appears that the solo album from the ever prolific Mike Patton will be hitting stores on May 30th. The album, Peeping Tom, has been described as being more straight-forward for Patton but still containing a substanial amount of layered vocals and variety of musical styles. More details as they arise...

The Slackers have released "Propaganda," another song from the forthcoming album Peculiar, which is due in stores February 21st. Head over to the Downloads to nab an MP3 of the track.

Okay--there's already been a post informing you of the upcoming tour by The Strokes and The Eagles of Death Metal, so now you need the tour dates. But be warned, one of the shows is already sold out, so you better act fast.

Asobi Seksu will release Citrus on May 30 via the Friendly Fire Recordings label, but the band isn't waiting out that date to get some touring behind the sophomore release. And if you haven't heard them, you're in store for some fine noisy pop.

Fiona Apple has released an album to iTunes called, un-surprisingly enough, iTunes Originals. The downloadable album consists of live versions of Extraordinary Machine favorites as well as some "classic" Fiona. Downloadable exclusively from iTunes right here.

If you hadn't already snatched "Goin' Against Your Mind" from the Built to Spill MySpace page, now you can launch iTunes and download it here. All of this in preparation for their upcoming tour and April 11th released album, You In Reverse.

The new album from The Walkmen that we told you about has a title - A Hundred Miles Off. It is slated for a release on May 23rd.