The video for "Now It's On", the first single from the forthcoming Grandaddy album Sumday can be viewed over at Launch. And if that wasn't enough for ya, we've got some details on the "Now It's On" pleathora of singles.

I'm sure you remember the tribute album that Henry Rollins organized to benefit the West Memphis Three. Well, now Henry is taking his Rollins Band out in support of the project. The tribute was a collection of covers of Black Flag songs, so it makes sense that the Rolins Band will be performing all Black Flag songs. They'll be bringing along original Flag vocalist Keith Morris as well. All proceeds will go to the WM3 Defense Fund to fund DNA testing for the case. Tour dates behind the more.

Finger Eleven are set to release their new, self-titled album on June 17th. Visit their online player to preview some of the new tracks.

Yes, in only 1 hour and 31 minutes (1:00pm ET), Björk will broadcast her rehearsal from Reykjavik, Iceland at the Loftkastalinn Theatre via bjork.tv. The event is in preparation for her world tour that begins next week, so why not broadcast for everyone to see? She's wonderful, ain't she? You'll need Quicktime 6. And, go here for up-to-date information about the tour.

Charlotte Caffey and Jane Wiedlin, who you may know as members of The Go-Go's, are very much involved in bringing the life of Linda Lovelace back to life in the land of off-Broadway musicals. Tina Yothers will play the part of Lovelace in what is being creatively titled, "Lovelace, the Musical". Yeah, that Tina Yothers is playing the star of Deep Throat. Ms. Caffey co-wrote the music while Wiedlin has served as creative consultant. For those of you interested in seeing this, it'll be previewed in LA late in June and will have a run at New York's Revelation Theater in the fall.

Blur is gonna be touring the North American continent in support of Think Tank. Well, they're playing a few shows and maybe they'll announce some more. So check them out.

Tori Amos has just announced a string of 25 summer tour dates. They're all pretty much at amphitheatres and if there's anything I've learned about shows at amphitheatres in the few shows I've been to at one, it is that there are definitely bad seats. So get your tickets early cause they'll go fast.

New version of the Year Of The Rabbit website is up and running right here. If you're unfamiliar with the band you can preview their single "Rabbit Hole", watch their EPK, read up on the history of each band member, download some (lame) buddy icons, etc. All that standard new website junk, ya know.

According to rollingstone.com, Scott Weiland has now officially emerged as lead singer in the most authentic version of Guns N' Roses around these days. Formerly known as 'The Project', Weiland joins Slash, Duff, and Matt Sorum in a band now called Reloaded... Get it? It's very clever. Reloaded's first recorded material will be showing up on the soundtracks for The Italian Job and The Hulk. The gunners hope to have their 'debut' album out by February 2004.

Yeah, we know, Rob Zombie's "House of 1,000 Corpses" just came out in theaters, but specs have already been announced for the DVD. Available in Unrated and (for you sissies who rent at Blockbuster) R-Rated versions, it will include a commentary track by Zombie, behind the scenes footage, an isolated music score, trailers and all kinds of other stuff. Look for it on August 12th.

Dave Gahan (you know, the Depeche Mode guy) is set to release a solo album, Paper Monsters on June 3rd. But for those of you who just can't get enough (hah hah) of Mr. Gahan, there is now a video for his first single, "Dirty Sticky Floors", online here. The CD single is due out May 26th in the UK.

The new Jane's Addiction album, is Hypersonic no more. The band has changed the name of the disc, which is set to drop July 22nd, to Strays.

Marking the greatest news ever in the history of the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mike Patton recently told Underdog Online that Mr. Bungle has probably broken up. He explained that, "The guys are spread all over the world and we don't talk to each other. I have not spoken to a couple of the guys since the last tour, years ago." For now, Tomahawk and Fantomas are Patton's main projects, while he's also got a collaboration in the works with Dan "the Automator" Nakamura to be known as Peeping Tom. While this may be a sweet victory for Mr. Keidis and Flea, surely it will never erase the pain of the Halloween incident.

Rasputina just went back into the studio to record the follow-up to 2002's Cabin Fever. The Lady's Cello Society expects Frustration Plantation to warm even goth's hearts beginning in February 2004.

I'll make this one brief, since you all probably know what's up with Radiohead these days. Check out the new video for "There There" here. And watch where you step.

Vice Magazine has compiled 16 tracks of the current and future stars of the New York scene. Named in homage to Brian Eno's No New York compilation from 1978, Yes New York presents the bands of 2003. Included are previously unreleased tracks from The Strokes and The Rapture. Favorite tracks from Interpol, Calla, Ted Leo, Le Tigre and The Walkmen. And, tracks from bands you may have not heard before - but will. To get a taste, follow this link to a stream of the album. Oh yeah, proceeds from the album will benefit Musicians On Call, a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing music and musicians into hospitals.

Marilyn Manson will be signing copies of their new album at Sam Goody in Los Angeles today. The signing is it to celebrate the release of the new album, The Golden Age Of Grotesque, which comes out today. Wristbands will be given out at 7:30am, the signing begins at 7:00pm. Also, be sure to catch Manson performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live this Friday, May 16th.

Cold will be making the rounds to celebrate the release of their new album, Year of the Spider, which streets today. First off, the band will be performing acoustic songs and signing copies of the album at Tower Records in Sherman Oaks, CA this Wednesday, May 14th at 3:30pm. The following day, the band will be performing on the Jimmy Kimmel Live show on ABC. Furthermore, if you are in LA and pre-buy Year of the Spider at any of the LINCS stores in or around Los Angeles, you will receive a ticket to their record release performance at the Roxy in Los Angeles on May 14th.

Spymob will release their debut album, Sitting Around Keeping Score, on July 22nd via The Neptunes own Star Trak label. The members of Spymob provided the backing instrumentation for the N.E.R.D. recording, In Search Of.... The band's first single, "It Gets Me Going," will hit radio sometime soon. But, beware! The band's blend of funk, rock and pop won't resemble anything you heard on the N.E.R.D. disc.

It seems the Black Eyed Peas thought they could slip a new album release and not tell anyone! Well, I'm here to ruin the surprise, because their new LP, Elephunk, will be released on June 24th through Interscope. The first single, "Let's Get Retarded," should be hitting radio and MTV soon. But, what's more likely to hit first is their recent collabo with Justin Timberlake on the track "Where's The Love." You can read about it over at VH1.com. But, in the meantime, head over to the BEP website to check out their summer tour dates and stream "Let's Get Retarded."