We have more details about the upcoming Azure Ray 3-song, CD single, "The Drinks We Drank Last Night", due on September 9th. The release will be backed with the non-album track "The Love of Two" and "We Are Mice (Bleed Version)," which is an alternate take of the album track. So, we just have the track listing, but that's more isn't it?

As promised, The Mars Volta have posted their new video for "Inertiatic" online. You can stream it via Windows Media or Real Video. It's been reported to feature a "very gritty feel, live footage, and trippy visuals." Use with extreme caution.

It seems Our Lady Peace have quickly finished their follow-up to Gravity, with an OLP fansite reporting the band has "finished up about 15 songs and are just putting the finishing touches on their album." Since the band was in pre-production early last month, it seems OLP wish to capitalize on their newfound, mainstream US market. The new album is expected early-to-mid 2004.

Ryan Adams has reportedly dubbed his upcoming album Rock and Roll. The album, the proper follow-up to 2001's Gold, is expected out in November. So, it looks like that Whiskeytown reunion is going come a bit later than expected. For more information, visit Adams' official website.

Revelation Records own Elliott have called it quits. The band will play their upcoming European tour and a few US dates in November. We have their official statement...

Hatebreed have completed work on their new album, The Rise Of Brutality, due out on October 28th through Universal. The CT hardcore outfit will hit the road in September in support of the record.

If you'd like to catch up on what System Of A Down guitarist Daron Malakian has been up to, head over to MTV.com and check out this article. Malakian expresses his thoughts on post-war Iraq, his family's situation, writing 26 new songs, and the sound of the follow-up to Toxicity.

Drummer Josh Freese recently spoke to Cleveland Scene about the upcoming A Perfect Circle album, The Thirteenth Step, due out September 16th. Reroute your attention to this article, if you'd like to read his take on the new material.

Iggy Pop will release his new solo album, Skull Ring, on September 30th. The album features apperances from ex-Stooges Ron and Scott Asherton, Green Day, and Sum 41. Here's the complete track listing...

The Solid State Records Tour is coming and will feature Norma Jean, Beloved, The Agony Scene, and Figure Four. The dates announced thus far are in the more, with lots more dates expected to be announced soon.

Ben Lee released his new album Hey You. Yes You, produced by Dan the Automator, on August 5th via F2 Music. Ben has been all over the place promotiing it, with stops at the Tom Green Show, The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn, and The Tonight Show. Ben’s got a brand spankin’ new video for “No Room To Bleed”, and we have it for you here in Windows Meda and Real Video.

Dashboard Confessional will release A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar on August 12th and for a limited time will include the bonus DVD Far From Home Movies. There are more details on the DVD in the more, and here are some upcoming Fall tour dates with Brand New, MxPx, and Vendetta Red. We also have a online player to check out.

Less Than Jake have posted online an animated video for their new single, "The Science Of Selling Yourself Short", from their latest album, Anthem. Currently, the band is finalizing plans for a tour this Fall and exact details will be announced soon. Oddly enough, this is not the "official" video for the track. The version that will be aired on music video stations will be debuted in 2 weeks. Anyway, check out the animated version in Windows Media or Quicktime.

Intellect: Techno House Progressive is a 2-disc DVD set featuring over 5 hours of music and knowledge which is divided into two sections, a 30-minute inspirational documentary about "the art of the DJ" and "what it takes to make it" features interviews with over 35 world renowned DJs and producers, including Paul Van Dyk, Timo Maas, Orbital, Ming & FS, and others, and a second disc featuring a tutorial focusing on techno, house, and progressive DJ's. For an idea of what this is all about, check out some trailers (Windows Media or Real Video) and an e-card.

Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds are releasing their first DVD, God Is In The House, on August 26th. The DVD contains live footage from Le Transbordeur in Lyon, France, plus the John Hillcoat directed documentary No More Shall We Part - The Recording Sessions. Also featured on the DVD are the videos Hillcoat directed for “As I Sat Sadly By Her Side” and “Fifteen Feet Of Pure White Snow',” the latter features cameos from the likes of Jarvis Cocker and Jason Donovan plus the video for the Australian released single, “Love Letter.” Clips and more are in the...

Head over to slatch.com and check out the new interview with Soul Junk. Mr. Glen Galaxy and DJ slo-Ro talk a lot about their live show and the new LP, 1958, coming out September 2nd on Sounds Are Active.

In case you're interested, you can hear the new limpbizkit song, "Eat You Alive", via their new online player. The band's new album will hit stores on September 23rd.

Prefuse 73 will follow-up One Word Extinguisher with an EP entitled Extinguished: Outtakes, Alternate Takes and Beats from One Word Extinguisher on August 26th. Apparently the EP is more than just outtakes as it will "meld together to produce a totally cohesive document that compels you to listen in one take." Why don't you find out for yourself on the 26th? In other news, Scott Prefuse lent his skills to Amon Tobin for his upcoming vinyl-only Remixes EP, as well as including the track on the Collaborations album. You can pick up both releases over at Ninja Tune.

Chevelle have made plans to release a live, bootleg CD from one of their shows in the past year. Once pressed, it will only be available on the band's website. More details are expected soon.

After jumping back into the studio with Is This It producer Gordon Raphael, The Strokes are set to release their follow-up in October, with a tenative date set for the 21st. The album's first single, which is rumored to be "Supernova", is also expected out October 6th. The band premiered three songs at a recent Summer Sonic show in Japan, though made no mention of the song titles. New songs reportedly recorded by The Strokes include "Supernova", "I Can't Win", "The End Has No End", "Under Control", "Meet Me In The Bathroom", "The Way It Is", "You Talk Way To Much", "Never Needed Anybody", "Ze Newie" and "Raga", but none have been confirmed for the new album. Next month, The Strokes are set for month-long Tuesday-night residency as musical guest for Late Night with Conan O'Brien. If you'd like more information, check out two new articles over at Rolling Stone and Billboard.