June 11, 2013 – When Saints Go Machine released their sophomore studio album, Infinity Pool, late last month and to celebrate, the Copenhagen foursome have announced their first-ever live performances in North America. On June 24 and 25, the synth-savvy crew will play Brooklyn's Glasslands and Manhattan's Pianos, respectively. Right now, these two upcoming dates are the only stateside stops on dance-pop posse's 2013 tour schedule — every other gig lined up between June and November takes place in Europe.Meanwhile, fellow Danish electro-obsessive Robin Hannibal (of Rhye and Quadron) recently remixed "Iodine," the second single from Infinity Pool.

June 11, 2013 – Alison Goldfrapp isn't a fan of her last record with partner Will Gregory. Last year, the English singer told Idolator of 2010's Head First: "I'm not very proud of that one. I think there are some good tunes on there. I feel like we should have given them to someone else instead of us releasing them as Goldfrapp."Hopefully she'll be more fond of Goldfrapp's next album, Tales of Us. The electro duo have confirmed that their sixth full-length will be released in the U.K. on September 9 and in the U.S. on September 10.

June 11, 2013 – Sigur Rós are now streaming their seventh album in full on Amazon, a week before its official release. The Icelandic trio have already shared a number of songs from the fast-approaching Kveikur, out June 18 via XL Recordings: the doomy title track, the lurching "Brennistein," and the twinkling "Ísjaki." Now fans can hear all nine tunes that compose the "more aggressive" follow-up to 2012's Valtari. As SPIN reported earlier, this latest effort marks the band's first since the departure of multi-instrumentalist Kjartan Sveinsson. The post-rock unit's three remaining members — Jón "Jónsi" Þór Birgisson, Orri Páll Dýrason, and Georg Hólm — will promote the apocalyptic Kveikur with a tour spanning Europe and North America from June to November. Listen to the entire LP here. The end is nigh.

June 11, 2013 – Miguel, Marnie Stern, Run the Jewels, Dan Deacon, and METZ will all take part in this year's Adult Swim Singles series. The TV network is currently giving away a new track every week through its website. Yesterday (June 10), the program kicked off with "36" Chain" by Killer Mike and El-P's Run the Jewels project. The share campaign runs for 15 weeks and ends on September 16.Participants include all of the aforementioned artists, plus cartoon rapper Captain Murphy (a.k.a. Flying Lotus) and Viktor Vaughn (a.k.a. DOOM), Mac DeMarco, Lil B, Autre Ne Veut, Lightning Bolt, Madlib and Freddie Gibbs, Andy Stott, Pig Destroyer, Kitty, and Friendzone and Mykki Blanco.

June 11, 2013 – Kanye West held a listening party for his eagerly awaited new album in New York last night (June 10), and the art-rapper confirmed several details about Yeezus, namely that it features an absurd, star-studded guest list. As Consequence of Sound notes, the follow-up to 2010's My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy packs in appearances from Chief Keef, Bon Iver's Justin Vernon, Daft Punk, and Kid Cudi.

June 11, 2013 – Last week, Neko Case shared a brief trailer for her upcoming sixth album, The Worse Things Get, the Harder I Fight, the Harder I Fight, the More I Love You. Aside from that tweet-averse title, the alt-country vet shared little in the way of details regarding her follow-up to 2009's Middle Cyclone. Thankfully, that's changed. Case has now confirmed that her next full-length will be out September 3 via ANTI- Records. The New Pornographers siren has also shared the LP's entire track list (below) and the first single, the bracing, M. Ward-assisted "Man" (above).When Case first announced the forthcoming record, the 90-second teaser clip featured a snippet of new track "Where Did I Leave That Fire," a dreamy mood-piece that drifts at a stream-of-consciousness pace.

June 10, 2013 – Bosnian Rainbows continue to groove over the Mars Volta's grave. Omar Rodríguez-López's newest project — bolstered by Volta drummer Deantoni Parks, Les Butcherettes singer Teri Gender-Bender, and keyboardist Nicci Kasper — will unveil its self-titled debut album on June 25 via Sargent House. The genre-resistant unit have already shared two singles (the New Wavey "Torn Maps" and the proggish "Turtle Neck"), and now we have a third, "Morning Sickness." Fittingly, this latest taste trades in queasy bass bubbles and pained vocals from Gender-Bender, who fights off the spins and the heartache with venom, singing, "All I can say is / I blame you for loving me." Hear it below, and then find Bosnian Rainbows' track list. Pre-orders for the album can be placed at iTunes.Bosnian Rainbows track list: 1. "Eli"2. "Worthless"3. "Dig Right on Me"4.

June 10, 2013 – Last year, Zola Jesus collaborated with industrial innovator J. G. Thirlwell (of Foetus) for a performance at New York City's Guggenheim Museum. The electro-opera singer worked with Thirlwell to reimagine her towering synth tracks as compositions fit for string quartet. On August 20, Sacred Bones Records will release studio recordings of those alternate arrangements as an album called Versions. "Versions is about the bone of the music; taking approximations from past records and turning them inside out," Nika Roza Danilova said in an official statement. "With all framework exposed, the songs are given a new medium in which to evolve and bloom into their own tiny worlds." The 10-track LP follows Zola Jesus' third solo studio effort, 2011's Conatus. Versions features the Mivos Quartet, who will tour with Danilova and Thirlwell this fall.

June 10, 2013 – Bat for Lashes has teamed with the psych outfit TOY to record "The Bride," an English reworking of Iranian song "Aroos Khanom." Originally by Amir Rassaei, the song appeared on 1970s-focused compilation Zendooni: Funk, Psychedelia and Pop from the Iranian Pre-Revolution Generation. On July 1, Speedy Wunderground, the new record label run by producer Dan Carey (Franz Ferdinand, Django Django, Chairlift), will release "The Bride" in a limited 7-inch pressing of 250 copies. According to the label's "manifesto," all of Speedy Wunderground's singles are recorded live in one day, in a dark studio filled with smoke and lasers, and every one of the them features the Swarmatron. This latest track was no different: Natasha Khan and TOY finished the entire recording process in just five hours in Carey's smoky, laser-lit South London studio.

June 10, 2013 – Green Day's June 1 gig at London's Emirates Stadium set a new attendance record for the U.K. arena. Thanks to different staging and seating configurations, the venue sold all 60,000 tickets for the first time ever (via the NME) — an impressive feat, especially for a band bouncing back from a now-infamous onstage metldown. But here's something even more inspiring: Before the Bay Area pop-punks took the stage, thousands of audience members killed some time by singing along to Queen's iconic, oft-covered "Bohemian Rhapsody." Watch the heartwarming footage above (via Gawker).