Atoms for Peace Tour, Strokes Stream 'Comedown Machine' & More -- News Roundup

Thom Yorke will grace us with his dance moves in a series of Atoms for Peace tour dates just added for this fall. Thom Yorke announced via his Twitter this morning that the alt supergroup, featuring Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea and Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich (among others), will come to Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Chicago, Los Angeles, and more this September in support of their first full-length album, Amok.

Maybe you're as confused as we are by the stylistic discrepancies between "One Way Trigger" and "All the Time," the first two singles off the Strokes' upcoming new album Comedown Machine, out March 26 on RCA. Prepare to be even more perplexed (unless, of course, you're digging their new synth-pop vibes): You can now stream the full album over at Pitchfork Advance.

Fresh off their SXSW excursion, the Flaming Lips have pushed back the release of their new album The Terror by two weeks, to April 16. it was originally expected out on April 2 via Warner Bros. Luckily, you can listen to live recordings of Wayne Coyne and co. performing the new songs over at Consequence of Sound.

Do not be alarmed if you experience sudden feelings of endearment to Christopher Owens as you read about the former Girls (the band, not the show) frontman's other, non-music-related passion: Stamp collecting. [AnOther Magazine]