The UK's Soulsavers will return with their third album, Broken, on August 18th through V2 Records. Mark Lanegan is back at the mic and Mike Patton, Jason Pierce of Spiritualized, Gibby Haynes of Butthole Surfers and bassist Martyn LeNoble lent their services. [www.tinymixtapes.com]
The Walkmen have extended their summer touring into fall in support You & Me. The band will now play Monolith, Austin City Limits and the Treasure Island Music Festival. [www.prefixmag.com]
Say Anything will release a new, self-titled album on October 13th. In Defense of the Genre was released in 2007. [www.punknews.org]
As reported, Minus The Bear are currently working on the follow-up to Planet of Ice. According to the band, they've begun mixing the record and anticipate a fall release on an unnamed label. [www.punknews.org]
That top-secret project Josh Homme is cooking up with Dave Grohl and John Paul Jones will be called Them Crooked Vultures. Apparently, Jesse Hughes let the name slip in a recent interview. Update: The trio have launched a website for the project. [www.antiquiet.com]
According to BBC, Red Hot Chili Peppers will begin recording their tenth album in October. As promised, the band took a break following Stadium Arcadium and September will mark two year's time. [news.bbc.co.uk]
As previously reported, Devendra Banhart is set to release his sixth full-length this fall. The album, What Will We Be, will be issued through Warner Bros. in October. [pitchfork.com]
múm will release Sing Along to Songs You Don’t Know on September 22nd. The band will tour the US in October and November. [www.tinymixtapes.com]
Living Colour have added more dates to their headlining run in support of The Chair in the Doorway. Said album, the band's first since 2003, will be released on September 15th. [www.livedaily.com]
Given the leak of Beggars, Thrice have posted the song "All The World Is Mad" from said album on their MySpace page. The digital release will be August 11th, while the physical release is still set for October 13th. [www.punknews.org]
The Arctic Monkeys will be performing tracks from their upcoming, third album, Humbug in a Web Transmission today, July 30th at 4:00pm ET. Catch it on the Arctic Monkeys' website.
Jamie Lidell has posted "Off The Map" on his MySpace page. The track is a collaboration with Simian Mobile Disco and set for the group's forthcoming album, Temporary Pleasures, out August 18th. [stereogum.com]
Provided they can keep their shit together, Wavves have announced some late-summer, early-fall tour dates in continued support of Wavvves. Update: Zach Hill of Hella fame has joined Nathan Williams, check out a video of "Hula Hoop" on Vimeo. [www.indierockreviews.com]
The Fiery Furnaces have announced plans to each record solo, cover versions of I'm Going Away (yes, their new album that was just released last week) and release them in September. According to the band, "only the words will remain the same." [www.thefieryfurnaces.com]
Brand New have announced a fall headlining tour in support of the forthcoming Daisy, beginning October 1st in Cleveland, OH. Joining them on various legs of the tour will be Manchester Orchestra, Thrice and Glassjaw. Dates are up on MySpace. [www.myspace.com]
The Mountain Goats will release The Life of the World to Come on October 6th through 4AD. The Biblically themed album reveals "twelve hard lessons the Bible taught [John Darnielle], kind of." Owen Pallett of Final Fantasy contributed string arrangements. [www.mountain-goats.com]
As previously reported, AFI will release Crash Love on September 29th. Accordingly, the band have announced a fall tour, kicking off on October 2nd in Minneapolis, MN. [www.spin.com]
At long last, Pixies have announced the US Doolittle tour dates, which will celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1989 album. The band will play Doolittle in its entirety each night on the nine-city tour. [www.spin.com]
Mos Def has lined up an summer tour in support of The Ecstatic. The tour kicks off on August 1st in Minneapolis, MN. [www.livedaily.com]
Echo And The Bunnymen will release The Fountain on October 12th (UK). Siberia was released in 2005. [www.nme.com]
