Oh, Panic! at the Disco, how far you've come. It seems like only yesterday when we saw your fresh faces for the first time at New York's Knitting Factory in 2005, playing to a packed house of screaming fans -- at 6 P.M. on a rainy school night. So, we were thrilled to have Brendon Urie and Spencer Smith stop by SPIN's NYC office as the former SPIN cover stars embark on a brand new chapter in their career.

No one knows when Radiohead might regroup to record another album, or whether that album will be delivered digitally or by some as-yet-undiscovered mode of technology, but Thom Yorke continues to stay in the limelight nonetheless. The singer popped up Monday night at the premiere of climate crisis film The Age of Stupid for a short acoustic performance.

It was like the indie rock prom, and they were the king and queen.

Their giant-dog-flying-through-a-window album cover might be abstract, but the tracklisting for the new Weezer album is no longer a mystery: Raditude, out Oct. 27, will have 10 songs, plus an array of extra tracks available with special versions of the album.

After speculation circulated online yesterday, Matador Records made it official today: Indie pop groundbreakers Pavement will reunite for tour dates "around the world" in 2010.

Just 24 hours after upstaging country-pop star Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech at the MTV VMAs, Kanye West apologized for the incident in an emotional interview Monday night on the debut episode of The Jay Leno Show.