Here's a rundown of the albums available online and in record stores today:

We may not be able to see Russia from our new offices, but we here at SPIN.com have heard some sweet sounds this past week: Paramore unveiled their contribution to the Twilight soundtrack, Eagles of Death Metal let us in on their "Secret Plans," Butch Walker reminded us what "Going Home" was like, and Rachael Yamagata made our hearts beat "Faster." Check out

"Heart On is about our love affair with L.A.," Jesse Hughes, guitarist/vocalist of Eagles of Death Metal, tells SPIN.com of his and drummer Josh Homme's (Queens of the Stone Age) forthcoming album of hard-chugging party-time cuts.

"Fuck yeah, I'm excited!" Jesse "Boots Electric" Hughes, the mustachioed frontman of Eagles of Death Metal, tells SPIN.com about his band's just-announced headlining fall tour. And though co-founding drummer and Queens of the Stone Age frontman Josh Homme will be noticeably absent, fans can expect an apt replacement: Richter scale-tilting Queens sticksman Joey Castillo.

"Austin never disappoints me," said an elated Jesse "Boots Electric" Hughes from the stage Tuesday night at Stubb's, one of the Texas capitol's premiere venues, as his band the Eagles of Death Metal opened the night for headliner the Hives. And Hughes, in turn, never disappoints an Austin crowd, or any crowd for that matter, since he's known as a rocker who delivers every time.

It's been a while since we've heard from the always eccentric, Axl Rose-eviscerating Jesse "Boots Electric" Hughes and his wild 'n' wooly band of cohorts, which of course is co-helmed by almighty Queen of the Stone Age Josh Homme. But finally, they're ready to unveil another mammoth monument to rock.