With a website post last week, the White Stripes incited curiosity with prospects of "an exciting new video" and "three never-before-heard original songs (with a special collaboration) and one unique new version of a song" from their latest LP, Icky Thump. And now, one week later, Jack and Meg have unveiled the specifics. The video, set to unveil Nov. 26, is for "Conquest," the third single from Icky Thump. And the "special" collaborator is Beck, who the Detroit-bred duo tapped to produce and contribute to three new B-sides, lending vocals and piano to "It's My Fault For Being Famous" and slide guitar on "Honey, We Can't Afford to Look This Cheap."

The three new B-sides -- the aforementioned tracks plus "Cash Grab Complications on the Matter" -- will arrive Dec. 18 spread across three "Conquest" singles; one black, one white and one red colored 7" vinyl. "Conquest," plus all three B-sides will also be available via an iTunes download.

Now for the video: According to a statement, "Conquest" was "shot over two days in Artesia, California" and "follows an explosive -- if unconventional -- love story that pits man against bull in the ultimate conquest." The budding actor he is, frontman Jack White trained with famed bullfighter Dennis Borba to bring a certain authenticity to the video. Though unveiling Nov. 26 on MTV, fans can download the video one day later, Nov. 27, via iTunes.

7" One (Black vinyl)
A: "Conquest"
B: "It's My Fault For Being Famous"

7" Two (White vinyl)
A: "Conquest"
B: "Honey, We Can't Afford to Look This Cheap"

7" Three (Red vinyl)
A: "Conquest" (Acoustic Mariachi Version)
B: "Cash Grab Complications on the Matter"

Digital Maxi Single (U.S. only)
1. "Conquest"
2. "It's My Fault For Being Famous "
3. "Cash Grab Complications on the Matter "
4. "Honey, We Can't Afford to Look This Cheap"
5. "Conquest" (Acoustic Mariachi Version)

Siouxsie Unveils U.S. Tour

In support of the seminal Banshee's new album, Mantaray, which she was kind enough to discuss with SPIN.com recently, Siouxsie Sioux (known simply as Siouxsie these days) will hit the road in the early part of 2008 for a brief jaunt through nine of the nation's largest cities, Brooklynvegan.com reports. Kicking off with a pair of gigs at New York City's Fillmore venue, Siouxsie will then cross the country and hit West Coast metropolises like San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego. A spokesperson was unavailable for comment at press time.

Siouxsie Sioux tour dates:

2/8, New York, NY (Fillmore @ Irving Plaza)
2/9, New York, NY (Fillmore @ Irving Plaza)
2/12, San Francisco, CA (Fillmore)
2/13, San Francisco, CA (Fillmore)
2/15, Los Angeles, CA (Henry Fonda Theatre)
2/16, Los Angeles, CA (Henry Fonda Theatre)
2/18, Orange County, CA (House of Blues)
2/19, Orange County, CA (House of Blues)
2/21, San Diego, CA (4th & B)

Cadence Weapon Details Sophomore LP

Canada's latest hip-hop export Cadence Weapon, a.k.a. Roland Pemberton, has announced the release of Afterparty Babies, his sophomore LP and label debut for Anti-/Epitaph, due stateside March 4, Pitchfork reports. As the follow up to debut LP Breaking Kayfabe, the new 14-track record will arrive as a co-release with north-of-the-border imprint Upper Class Recordings and dispatch tunes like "Limited Edition OJ Slammer," "Your Hair's Not Clothes!" and "Tattoos (And What They Really Feel Like)."

Afterparty Babies tracklisting: 1. "Do I Miss My Friends?"
2. "In Search of the Youth Crew"
3. "True Story"
4. "Limited Edition OJ Slammer"
5. "Juliann Wilding"
6. "Real Estate"
7. "Messages Matter"
8. "Your Hair's Not Clothes!"
9. "Tattoos (And What They Really Feel Like)"
10. "The New Fashion"
11. "Getting Dumb"
12. "House Music"
13. "Unsuccessful Club Nights"
14. "We Move Away"