Earlier this week people went a little crazy following some statements by Eddie Vedder at the last Pearl Jam tour stop in Portugal. Vedder mentioned the show would be "[their] last in a long time." The band's publicist followed up, reassuring fans that the "remarks got a bit lost in translation." One thing's for sure, dummer Matt Cameron will be joining Soundgarden for a reunion tour, which limits Pearl Jam's lineup for a while. [blog.thenewstribune.com]

One Day as a Lion (Zack de la Rocha, Jon Theodore) have announced their first two shows, both in California this weekend. The duo have tapped Joey Karam of The Locust to man the keyboards. Venue information won't be revealed to ticket holders until 8:00am the day of the show. [anti.com]

North Carolina's Codeseven has announced their first reunion show on August 20th at Greene Street Club in Greensboro, NC. Blankface and Uzzard will support. Codeseven will tour around the country in the fall. [revivl.com]

As reported, Toadies will release the previously shelved Feeler this summer. The date is now set for August 10th and you can download an MP3 "City of Hate" from spin.com. Don't forget Toadies are touring around this release, too. [www.spin.com]

Antony and the Johnsons will release a new album and 144-page hardcover book, Swanlights, through Secretly Canadian on October 12th. Björk and Antony duet on the track "Flétta." The book "includes fragmentary images, drawings, paintings, photography, collage, writings and song lyrics." [secretlycanadian.com]

The Ting Tings have completed their sophomore album, written after moving to Berlin in late 2009. Katie White told BBC the new record is "very different to the first one" and "just huge." [www.bbc.co.uk]

Tricky will issue his ninth full-length, Mixed Race, on September 28th via Domino Records. As with most records, the album features a "wealth of singers and collaborators." Stream "Murder Weapon" on SoundCloud. [dominorecordco.us]

Apparently, it's taking a bit longer for The Strokes to complete their new album than Julian Casablancas originally anticipated. Earlier this year, Casablancas reported that a new record would surface in September. Now it's looking like it will be at least March 2011. [www.spin.com]

Domino Records will release the sixth album from Clinic, Bubblegum, on October 5th. According the label, "[melody] and softness combine with the band’s unique internal logic to produce a record of pop beauty." Listen to a "megamix" of the album on Domino's website. [www.dominorecordco.us]

The Get Up Kids have likely scrapped plans for a series of EPs and have instead decided to focus on a new full-length, due in early 2011. [www.alterthepress.com]

Torche will release a new album, Songs For Singles, on September 21st through Hydra Head Records. The label reports the record is "basically a super solid collection of singles" and "sounds like Torche," which is always a good thing. Look for the band on tour in July and August. [hydraheadlines.blogspot.com]

According a post on nin.com, Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails has created the score for the forthcoming David Fincher film, The Social Network. Reznor worked with collaborator Atticus Ross and the soundtrack should be released "a couple of weeks ahead" of the movie's October 1st release date. [www.nin.com]

Brooklyn's The Hundred in the Hands will release their self-titled debut on September 21st through Warp Records. Check out the band performing new songs on The Interface. [warp.net]

As mentioned last year, Nicole Atkins parted ways with Columbia Records after promoting her debut full-length, Neptune City, and is currently writing a new album. Atkins will release that "darker, grittier" record through her new label, Razor & Tie, in early 2011. [www.nicoleatkins.com]

Pete Yorn will release his fifth, proper album on September 28th via Vagrant Records. The self-titled record was produced by Frank Black (Pixies) and reportedly "totally rocks out." [vagrant.com]

According to an interview with Rolling Stone, ringleader Joshua Homme will begin work on the next Queens of the Stone Age album later this year. Homme reported that the new album will be "all about wiggling hips" and "further down that strange and lovely path of Era Vulgaris." However, don't expect to hear anything from the Queens until mid-2011. [www.rollingstone.com]

Linkin Park will return with their fourth full-length, A Thousand Suns, on September 14th. As reported, it's to be a concept album and was produced by Rick Rubin. The band is currently running a remix contest for the album's lead single, "The Catalyst," on MySpace. [www.linkinpark.com]

The recently announced Concert for Equality will take place on July 31st in Omaha and feature Cursive, Bright Eyes and a reunited Desaparecidos and Lullaby For The Working Class, among others. All proceeds will go to the ACLU Nebraska's effort to repeal Fremont's Anti-Immigrant Law. [www.prefixmag.com]

Tom Morello's other side project, Street Sweeper Social Club, have revealed that their upcoming, new EP, Ghetto Blaster, has been bumped back to an August 10th release date. [www.theprp.com]

This fall Ratatat will visit sweaty music halls across the US in support of their latest release, LP4. The band seems to be hitting some smaller venues with the tour, with our very own Charlotte, NC being a great example. [pitchfork.com]