April 29, 2013 – Jason Molina passed away last month, and to commemorate the 15th anniversary of one of the singer-songwriter's most enduring works — 1997's Hecla & Griper EP, released under Molina's Songs: Ohia moniker — Secretly Canadian will reissue the collection on April 30.This upcoming re-release marks the first time that the Hecla & Griper EP will be made available on vinyl, and, what's more, the eight-track effort will be fleshed out with four additional songs: two previously unreleased Songs: Ohia compositions ("Debts" and "Pilot & Friend") and alternate versions of two tracks ("Hearts Newly Arrived" and "One of Those Uncertain Hands") that later cropped up on Songs: Ohia's 1998 LP, Impala. According to Secretly Canadian, this was just one of several projects the label was working on with the late Molina prior to his death last month.

April 29, 2013 – Savages have had SPIN's attention ever since their show-stealing performance at last year's CMJ Music Marathon. The post-punks followed that gig by landing on SPIN's 50 Best Things We Saw At Coachella 2013 (frontwoman Jehnny Beth walked off with the "Best Fist Pump" award), dropping the strobe-lit video for "Shut Up," and setting a May 7 release date for their intensely anticipated debut album, Silence Yourself (arriving on Matador Records and Beth's own Pop Noire label). Now fans can hear Savages' first full-length in its nervy, taut entirety, as the camera-shy Londoners have shared the full LP on their website. Stream all of Silence Yourself — from the breakneck chanting of "No Face" to the mournful bass that supports "Waiting for a Sign" — down below.

April 29, 2013 – Braids' follow-up to 2011's Native Speaker is expected to surface this fall, but fans of the Montreal-based trio only have to wait until June 11 for In Kind // Amends, a 12-inch vinyl featuring new songs "In Kind" and "Amends," both of which are slated for Braids' upcoming sophomore LP. For now, the electronic three-piece have shared the latter track, a spare, danceable looper marked by hazy vocals and pillowy production.The In Kind // Amends 12-inch will feature two exclusive tracks, "Near Enough" and "A Dawn in Me," and will be released via Arbutus Records, the same label responsible for Braids' next full-length. Full Time Hobby will handle the European edition of In Kind // Amends, while Flemish Eye will take care of the Canadian distribution). Pre-orders of the forthcoming short-player are now available.

April 29, 2013 – Prolific West Coast garage punk Ty Segall just released "Music for a Film 1" under his own name, but the Bay Area guitar behemoth isn't done yet. Perfectly titled after his new band Fuzz, Segall drops the video for B-Side "Fuzz's Fourth Dream." Directed by Edgar Nelson Obrand and filmed during the Burgerama festival in Orange County, California, the performance clip opens with a brief homage to Woody Allen's Manhattan before cutting to the psych-sludge track. Segall's in the center of it all, pummeling his drumkit and banging his head just as hard.

April 29, 2013 – Cartoon Network sort of (not really) provided some clues in the scavenger hunt built around the new Boards of Canada album, and now the animation hub's more mature counterpart, Adult Swim, is promising a slate of new music from a number of garage rockers, including Thee Oh Sees, the Black Lips, Mikal Cronin, and more.The free compilation, sponsored by Dr. Pepper and titled Garage Swim, collects 15 previously unreleased songs and is set for a May 6 release date. Adult Swim offer a quick taste of the upcoming mix via Thee Oh Sees' rollicking "Devil Again," a reliably sloppy jaunt from the San Francisco fuzz warriors. Hear it over at Pitchfork, and scroll down for the full track list to Garage Swim.Garage Swim track list:1. Bass Drum of Death - "Dregs"2. Apache Dropout - "Constant Plaything"3. Thee Oh Sees - "Devil Again"4. King Tuff - "She's on Fire"5.

April 29, 2013 – The lineup for this year's Austin City Limits Music Festival won't be made public until May 7, but Muse recently let slip that they'll be headlining the annual showcase, which takes place across two weekends this fall (from October 4 to 6 and October 11 to 13). As Consequence of Sound points out, the stadium rockers revealed the news during an interview with Montreal radio station CHOM 97.7.

April 29, 2013 – Depeche Mode are on the cusp of kicking off their much-anticipated world tour in support of the recently released Delta Machine, but the English goth icons dug deep into their three-decade-plus history for a recent club gig in Los Angeles, performing 1986 B-side-turned-A-side "But Not Tonight" live for the first time ever (via Slicing Up Eyeballs).Guitarist Martin Gore handled lead vocals on the Black Celebration leftover, which was originally intended to play backup to Depeche Mode's "Stripped" single before U.S. label Sire flipped the two. Included on the soundtrack to 1986 film Modern Girls, the fan-favorite is a rainy look at existential crisis, but somewhat atypically features delicate piano. And despite the fact that "But Not Tonight" has never been played in front of an audience before, that night, at L.A.'s Troubadour, the crowd knew all the words.

April 29, 2013 – Flying Lotus — fresh off a scarily productive number of projects and live appearances — has just added another item on his to-do list. Tomorrow (April 30), the Brainfeeder Records founder will perform his first-ever live show in New York City as his cartoon alias, the Duality dealing Captain Murphy.The Los Angeles-based label will host a showcase at Brooklyn's Music Hall of Williamsburg as part of the ongoing Red Bull Music Academy showcase. Captain Murphy leads a lineup that features Teebs, the Underachievers, Azizi Gibson, PBDY, and DJ Lo Down Loretta Brown (a.k.a. Erykah Badu). The gig is currently sold out, but highlights will be recorded and streamed exclusively via RBMARadio.com. This year's Red Bull Music Academy kicked off on April 28 and runs until May 31.

April 29, 2013 – Over the past three years, Brooklyn production duo CREEP have delivered haunting remixes of songs by Memory Tapes, She Wants Revenge, and School of Seven Bells. But DJs Lauren Dillard and Lauren Flax are finally ready to issue their full-length debut album: On August 13, the two Laurens will release echoes, a 10-track LP as alluring, clear, and striking as a beam of moonlight reflected off a dark body of water.The forthcoming effort collects previously released singles "Days," "You," "Animals," and "Call Her," and also boasts a special guest vocalist on every track. Among the cameos confirmed: Tricky, Sia, the xx's Romy Madley Croft, and Miike Snow's Andrew Wyatt.

April 29, 2013 – Most people are familiar with the little piggy that went to market, the little piggy that stayed home, the little piggy that had roast beef, the little piggy that had none, and, of course, the little piggy that went wee wee wee all the way home.