Against Me! have announced a North American headlining tour, to kick off after appearances at the Sasquatch and Bomb festivals. Screaming Females and Lemuria will support. The tour will promote the release of Total Clarity, "a collection of demos and unreleased songs" recorded in preparation for Searching For A Former Clarity, on May 24th through Fat Wreck Chords. As if that wasn't enough, bassist Andrew Seward told Rewrite The Scene that the group have already recorded a new EP of material. [www.fatwreck.com]

Chicago's The Sea and Cake will return on May 10th with The Moonlight Butterfly, a six-song album that will "[arrive] in the middle of a wellspring of creativity for the band," through Thrill Jockey. As well, the group have "have already started working on an additional album for release late 2011 or early 2012." [www.thrilljockey.com]

As previously reported, the world will get a new Jane's Addiction album this summer (including contributions from Dave Sitek and producer Rich Costey). Said album, The Great Escape Artist, is now due in August and you can get a free download of "End of Lies" in exchange for your email address through the band's website. [janesaddiction.com]

North Carolina's The Catch Fire are hard at work on their debut album, Rumormill. In the meantime, the band has upload a few tracks to Bandcamp and Epitonic is hosting the title track. [thecatchfire.bandcamp.com]

Carpark Records will release the new Memory Tapes album, Player Piano, on July 5th. Check out a video for album track "Today Is Our Life" from Jaime Harley on Vimeo. [pitchfork.com]

South Carolina's Slow Runner released a fourth album, Damage Points, back in mid-March. Stream a couple album tracks on the band's Facebook page. The group is currently touring North American with William Fitzsimmons. [www.slowrunnermusic.com]

Cave In recently announced a handful of tour dates in May, around the May 24th release of White Silence. According to Hydra Head, the album feels like the "work of seasoned vets, consummate professionals that have, with great heart, focus and authenticity, honed their songwriting ability." Check out the cover artwork and track list on the Hydra Head blog. [hydraheadlines.blogspot.com]

Cults will release their self-titled debut album on June 7th on Columbia Records. Stream several album tracks, including "You Know What I Mean," over on SoundCloud. [cultscultscults.com]

Moby will release a new album and book of photos, both titled Destroyed, in the middle of May. The record is described as "broken down melodic electronic music for empty cities at 2 a.m." In the meantime, he's giving away three album tracks as the Be The One EP for free, in exchange for your email address. Check out the track list and cover art on Moby's site. [www.moby.com]

Berlin, Germany's The Pattern Theory will issue their self-titled debut album on May 13th (Europe) through Valeot Records. The post-rock album was "recorded nocturnally in a disused office space in East Berlin." Stream the full album on Bandcamp ahead of the release. [valeotrecords.bandcamp.com]

London's The Vaccines will embark on their first North American tour this summer supporting Arctic Monkeys. The rock revivalist group will release their debut album, What Did You Expect From The Vaccines, in the US on May 31st (though, their self-titled EP is currently available). Check out the band's Spinner Interface performances recorded at this year's SXSW and stream more music on their YouTube channel. [www.thevaccines.co.uk]

Death Cab for Cutie have released two songs from their forthcoming album Codes and Keys, due on May 31st. The video for "You Are A Tourist" is the first "live, scripted, one-take music video" ever. Watch it on YouTube. Meanwhile, Atlantic Records have posted "Home is a Fire" on SoundCloud (which might elicit some Postal Service comparisons). [www.deathcabforcutie.com]

Friendly Fires will release Pala on May 24th through XL Recordings. The album was recorded with producer Paul Epworth (Annie, Bloc Party). Stream "Live Those Days Tonight" on YouTube. [wearefriendlyfires.com]

The Mars Volta made have announced a handful of European and Asian festival dates this summer. The band reportedly finished work on their sixth album in February. They debut some new material at SXSW (catch on a new on YouTube). [www.themarsvolta.com]

A Perfect Circle have announced a continuation of their reunion tour this summer, which kicks off in Portland, OR on June 29th. Prior to the trek, the band will play a one-off show at Rock on the Range in Columbus, OH. [aperfectcircle.com]

Buke and Gass will hit the road with tUnE-YarDs on April 26th in San Francisco, CA and go until late May. The duo released their sophomore effort, Riposte, in September last year through Brassland. Watch Buke and Gass' Tiny Desk Concert over on NPR, for a taste of their live show. Then, stream Riposte track "Page Break" on YouTube. [www.bukeandgass.com]

According to the band, Mute Math have completed their third full-length and it "should be out by September." Guitarist Greg Hill left the band in October 2010 and the band spent the next six months recording, holed up in Paul Meany's New Orleans home. [mutemath.com]

Sigur Ros have quietly created an account on SoundCloud and filled it with demos dating back to 1999 and Agaetis byrjun. With album plans scrapped for 2010, this seems to be a peace offering while the band continues its work. [soundcloud.com]

Gorillaz will release The Fall on April 19th as a CD and digital download (and limited-edition 180g vinyl on Record Store Day). The iPad-recorded album was released to fan club members on Christmas last year. In a statement from the band, 2D (Damon Albarn) claimed The Fall as being "just [him] and an iPad really mucking about." [gorillaz.com]

As previously reported, Incubus have completed their seventh album, which is now titled If Not Now, When? and due out on July 12th. Stream the first single, "Adolescents," on SoundCloud. Light Grenades was released in 2006. [www.enjoyincubus.com]