As previously reported, the new Grandaddy album still seems to bear the name Sumday, so we can probably expect to call it that. Next, according to several sources, the set will drop on June 10th preceded by a single, "Now It's On," released to radio on May 27th. Also, according to Playlouder, the album will only be a single disc, despite previous reports that it would surface as a double-disc (the downfall of many great bands). So, good choice mein Grossvater. And, just so you'll believe us, here is the official tracklisting for Sumday...

You maybe vaguely familiar with the fact that System Of A Down lead singer Serj Tankian is collaborating with Arto Tuncboyaciyan (a "multi-instrumentalist avant-garde folk artist" from Turkey) on a project called Serart. Now you can listen to a not quite final mix of the entire debut album, which comes out on May 6. Check it out.

The "best band in the world", Radiohead, have finally announced that string of UK shows in May they've been hinting at. Of course, since the email was sent out on Saturday, and it's now Monday, all the shows are sold out except one. So, if you live in the Belfast area, be sure to head over to w.a.s.t.e. and order tickets quickly. Here are those dates, assuming you can find a way to sneak in or steal a ticket...

Tomorrow, Longwave will release their debut album, The Strangest Things. If you'd like some persuasion to buy or not to buy their record, read our review of the album, listen to a Windows Media stream of "Tidal Wave" from the album, and, if that doesn't seem to be enough, harness the Real Audio stream of the entire album over at MTV2.com. That should be enough.

The Jealous Sound have just launched a full U.S. tour with The Fire Theft and Cave In. Click more for tour dates.

The Revolution Smile will appear on the Jimmy Kimmel show this Thursday, March 20th on ABC. Next month the band will begin touring in support of their soon-to-be-released record Above the Noise which is expected on Flawless Records in May/June of this year. Dates in the more.

I only back-searched for the new Flaming Lips EP, so ignore (or re-hash) anything you've read before... The Flaming Lips new EP features a cover (Kylie Minogue- Wow, huh?) or two and some remixes, but, most importantly, the 7-song Fight Test EP has two brand new songs - "The Strange Design of Conscience" and "Thank You Jack White (for the Fiber-Optic Jesus That You Gave Me)". You can own it on April 22nd. A non-musical addition to the EP will be the theatrical trailer to Christmas on Mars, the Lips in-progress science-fiction feature film. Read more at RollingStone.com.

Copeland may be going on tour to support their new album Beneath Medicine Tree, but what fun would it be to see 'em and not ever have heard 'em before? You can now pre-order the album from the Militia Group and receive a free poster and sticker. There's also shirts and posters available if you wanna be "that guy."

Cake, Concrete Blonde and Bonnie Raitt will perform at the We the Planet music and activism festival on April 20th in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Be sure to catch it.

Boy Sets Fire who have a new album dropping on April 1st have a new E-card available promoting the album. The new album which is entitled Tommorow Come Today will come packaged with a DVD featuring over one hour of live and behind the scenes footage.

As previously reported, Andrew W.K. was to start recording his follow-up to I Get Wet sometime during December last year. Well, it seems the party-till-you-puke maniac has completed 25 tracks and is currently shifting through ideas for an official track list. WK has already thought up a title for the album, it will be, get this, Blow Your Bone. Some people weren't too fond of the idea, and to that Andrew had this to say: "It was supposed to be about taking a bone — like a chicken bone that a dog would want to chew on — and blowing it up with dynamite. People read into that in a weird way. Some stores said they wanted to carry the next record but didn't want that title, to the point where we were forced to change the name." Gee, I wonder why? Anyways, Andrew W.K. insists that the new material "will blow the other album out of the water." Hmm, a lot of blowing going on it seems. Out of the 25, these six seem to be the sure shots: "Violent Life", "Never Ending Party", "Close Calls With Brick Walls", "Kicks and Bricks", "Addicted to Life" and "I Am Totally Stupid."

System of a Down frontman Serj Tankian has teamed up with avant-garde folkie Arto Tuncboyaciyan for a side-project dubbed Serat. Their album will be the first release on Serj's newly formed Serjucal Strike Records. The collab should be interesting, given Serj's vocal prowess and Arto's unique instrumentation -- which, according to NME, includes "a doll Tankian picked up in Japan that makes a "wah-wah" sound, Tuncboyaciyan running his hands through a pot of water and making a noise with his trouser pockets that sounds like bird wings." Look for an interview conducted with Serj about the project on SilentUproar very soon.

In commemoration of Sub Pop's 15th anniversary, the label will release a two-disc compilation of "greatest hits and rarities" entitled Terminal Sales -- Sub Pop Records 1988-2003: Celebrating 10 Years of Great Records (if they're celebrating 15 years, why call the comp "10 years of great recordings"? kinda puzzling). A formal tracklisting hasn't yet been announced, but artists on the comp include Nirvana (duh), Sonic Youth, Soundgarden, Sebadoh, Sunny Day Real Estate, The White Stripes, Iron & Wine, Hot Hot Heat, Bright Eyes, Ween, and many more. Look for the compilation in fine music-selling establishments starting June 6th.

In a recent interview with Australia's Triple J Radio, Kraftwerk's Ralf Hutter announced that the pioneering electronic band has been working on a new album and that it is "99% complete". He also said that they've been working on remastering some of Kraftwerk's earliest albums (we're talking late 60's and early 70's here). No word on release dates for any of this stuff, but it's good news nonetheless.

According to NME.com, the next album from Ash will be "a lot more experimental" and "dark," like the sounds in their short film, Love and Destruction. Singer/guitarist Tim Wheeler has been writing all the music electronically on his home computer. Isn't that nice.

More details have been revealed surrounding the release of the upcoming release from The Jealous Sound. The album will be called Kill Them With Kindness and will be released in June on Better Looking Records. We also got the tracklisting...

Eat the Day (the band featuring former Limp Bizkit guitarist Wes Borland) is still in search for a singer. The band has decided to take samples from three of our songs and post them their website. Potential vocalists are asked to download these samples, track over them, and e-mail them back to the band.

Today muchmusic usa IMX will feature the world premiere of the Foo Fighters new video, “Times Like These”. The show will also feature an exclusive interview with Dave Grohl taking about the video. Go watch it and stuff.

Feeder is back at it with their new album, Comfort In Sound, (which happens to already be gold in the UK), that will be be released in the US on May 20th. Grant Nicholas and bassist Taka Hirose chose to work with Gil Norton (Pixies, Foo Fighters) for the second consecutive album, with Mark Richardson (Skunk Anansie) filling in on drums. Lots more in the more.

If you haven't checked out The D4 (even with their recent appearances on Jimmy Kimmel, Carson Daley, Craig Kilborn, and Letterman soon 3/25), now's your chance. The band is going on a nationwide tour this coming month and you can see them if you choose? Where? That's in the more silly.