Britt Daniel and Dan Boeckner's Divine Fits is currently touring Australia and will play both the Adelaide and Perth strands of the Laneway festival today and tomorrow respectively. During their trip, they stopped by radio station Triple J to take part in their "Like a Version" covers series, where they covered Bruce Springsteen's "Hungry Heart".

Watch below, followed by an episode of Pitchfork.tv's "+1" where the band perform "What Gets You Alone" from their debut album, 2012's A Thing Called Divine Fits.

The fifteenth Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds album, Push the Sky Away, is released a week Tuesday in the U.S. via the band's own label, Bad Seed Ltd. We've heard "We No Who U R" and "Jubilee Street"; now the album is streaming in full, via the Guardian.

Listen below, and watch the explicit John Hillcoat-directed video for "Jubilee Street". UPDATE: The Soundcloud stream has been deleted, but you can still listen to the album at the Guardian.

This year Kurt Vile will release a new album, Wakin on a Pretty Daze, the follow-up to 2011's excellent Smoke Ring for My Halo. Today his label Matador has shared a video documenting the production of the record's cover art. For the image, the graffiti and mural artist Stephen Powers aka ESPO painted a commercial-like mural of its title on a wall alongside a train in Philadelphia. He also interpreted many of the album's lyrics into a collection of icons. 

Check out the clip, directed by Don Argott, below. It also finds ESPO musing on how Vile fits into Philly's industrial landscape, and his own longstanding crack-is-whack ethos. Also below, watch Vile do "Freeway" at the 2011 Pitchfork Music Festival.

Thom Yorke and Radiohead producer/Atoms for Peace band member Nigel Godrich have announced details of the three special shows planned for the launch of the Atoms for Peace album Amok.

Yorke and Godrich will DJ at London's Oval Space on February 22 on a bill with Actress and Throwing Snow. On March 8, they'll DJ at Berlin's fabled club Berghain with Shed and Anstam. Video artist Tarik Barri will provide visuals for both of those events. Finally, they'll play Le Poisson Rouge in New York on March 14; guests for that date have not yet been announced. 

Amok is out on February 25 in Europe and February 26 in the U.S. via XL Recordings. Check out "Default":

 Kool A.D. (aka Victor Vazquez) of the now-disbanded Das Racist continues to churn out new material at a rate almost apace with Lil B's. As promised, yesterday, he released two new collections of outtakes and collaborations-- 19 and 63-- both named after Bay Area bus lines. The tapes feature a huge slew of guests, including Pictureplane, Young L, SKYWLKR, Keyboard Kid, Trackdemicks, Fat Tony, Mike Finito, Lakutis and Spank Rock.

There's also a contribution from the Beastie Boys' Ad-Rock, who made a beat for Das Racist that was nearly shelved altogether. "It's kind of a dinky beat, really," Kool A.D. told Fader. "I know that Heems and Dap weren't really feeling it. I was like, I don't care either way, I’m sure we could do something on it that would be all right. I forgot about it for a couple years then I was cleaning out my emails and found it again and was like, Imma get on this."

Download 63 here and 19 here, via Fader, or stream both at Bandcamp. Check out the very zonked and based video for 19 cut "Eroika" after the tracklists.

19:

01 Knowledge Born (prod. Kool A.D.)
02 Eroika (prod. Steel Tipped Dove)
03 New World (prod. Plinio Trujillo)
04 Marine World Africa U.S.A. (ft. Issue) (prod. Issue)
05 Vendedores (ft. Tray 57) (prod. Young L)
06 Beautiful Naked Psychedelic Gherkin Exploding Tomato Sauce All Over Your Face (ft. Haji Springer and Bill Ding) (prod. Bill Ding)
07 Wow (Bay Shit) (ft. Trackademicks) (prod. Trackademicks)
08 Hawaii 510 (ft. Cuzzo Fly and Citizen Chance) (prod. Mac Mean)
09 Fresh Prince (prod. Skywlkr)
10 Jaleel White (prod. Young L)
11 Jenny Holzer (ft. Chippy Nonstop) (prod. Ryan Marks)
12 Kriss Kross (prod. Steel Tipped Dove)
13 NPR (prod. Ad-Rock)
14 Cheeba Cheeba (ft. Spank Rock) (prod. Ghostdad)
15 Attitude (ft. Cult Days) (prod. Pictureplane)
16 All Skreets (ft. Dada Powell) (prod. Keyboard Kid)
17 Finally Every Dimension of the Skreets (prod. Kool A.D.)

63:

01 63 (Amaze 88 Intro)
02 Moneyball (prod. Mike Finito)
03 Froyo (ft. Detroit Cydi and Selfsays) (prod. Illingsworth)
04 Sclera (prod. Amaze 88)
05 Chuck Very (ft. Young Dave) (prod. Amaze 88)
06 Airplane Flight (ft. Davinci) (prod. Amaze 88)
07 Finito Posse Jawn (ft. Chaz Van Queen, DVS, Lakutis, Mike Finito, and Davito) (prod. Mike Finito)
08 Get a Job (prod. Alex Kestner)
09 Mass Appeal (ft. Young Dave and Amaze 88) (prod. Amaze 88)
10 Future Primitive Culinary School (ft. Chippy Nonstop) (prod. SPVCE)
11 Rap Genius (ft. Lakutis, Dallas Penn, DVS, and Meyhem Lauren) (prod. Amaze 88)
12 OK Computer (ft. Verbs and Maffew Ragazino) (prod. Amaze 88)
13 Question Jam Answer (ft. Busdriver and Beans of Antipop Consortium) (prod. Amaze 88)
14 Ken Burns (ft. Kassa and Dada Powell) (prod. Illingsworth)
15 Red Wine (ft. Open Mike Eagle) (prod. Amaze 88)
16 Saved by the Bell (ft. Kassa) (prod. Amaze 88)
17 Lush (ft. Ne$$ of Weekend Money) (prod. Amaze 88)
18 Hydrants (ft. Meyhem Lauren) (prod. Mike Finito)
19 Bering Sea Gold (prod. Amaze 88)
20 Exotische Kunst (prod. Kanye West)
21 Equality Understanding (prod. Kool A.D.)

Last week, Sam Beam's Iron & Wine announced a new album, Ghost on Ghost. The follow-up to 2011's Kiss Each Other Clean, out April 16 in the U.S. via Nonesuch and April 15 abroad via 4AD. Along with the previously shared "Lovers' Revolution", we've now got another glimpse of the record.

Beam recently visited Austin radio station KUT, as TwentyFourBit points out. Backed by a mandolin player, Beam played the new record's opener "Caught in the Briars", footage of which is below. He also played the new, non-album cut "The Waves of Galveston", available to download above, via KUT.

"Caught in the Briars":

Electronic producer Isolée has shared the video for "Allowance", in which a female protagonist has a looking-glass experience that becomes an evil, nightmarish fairytale. It begins in her bedroom and ends in a vampiric scene with lots of fake blood. The track comes from Isolée's Allowance EP, out February 13 via Pampa.

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On April 16, prolific San Francisco psych rockers Thee Oh Sees will release Floating Coffin, their followup to 2012's great Putrifiers II, via frontman John Dwyer's Castle Face label. Today, the band has shared the record's closer, "Minotaur", which takes on more of a singer-songwriter structure than typical Thee Oh Sees, and even features some strings.

As mentioned, Dwyer says the new album comes from "the mindset of a world that's perpetually war-ridden" and is "pretty dark, and much heavier than our other albums."

Watch an episode of Pitchfork.tv's "+1" with Thee Oh Sees:

Photo by Shawn Brackbill

In support of his just-released record The Flower Lane, Real Estate guitarist Matt Mondanile and his band Ducktails will tour North America this spring. The tour includes a run of dates with fellow Real Estate member Alex Bleeker (and his band, the Freaks) as well as dates with ex-Emeralds guitarist Mark McGuire.

Today, Ducktails' label Domino is also sharing a nine-minute remix of the Flower Lane cut "Letter of Intent". The track's been reworked by DJ Sprinkles, aka Terre Thaemlitz. It will be released this spring alongside remixes from Mark McGuire and Berlin-based artist Heatsick.

After the dates, watch Ducktails perform "Sedan Magic" live at The Flower Lane record release show at Le Poisson Rouge in NYC. Cults' Madeline Follin joins them.

Ducktails:

02-15 Paris, France - La Maroquinerie
02-16 Brussels, Belgium - Botanique
02-17 Amsterdam, Netherlands - Paradiso Kleine Zaal
02-18 Nijmegen, Netherlands - Merleyn
02-19 Hamburg, Germany - Prinzenbar
02-20 Berlin, Germany - Hausungarn
02-24 Brighton, England - The Green Door Store
02-25 London, England - The Lexington
03-06 Richmond, VA - Strange Matter  
03-07 Raleigh, NC - King’s Barcade *
03-08 Savannah, GA - Savannah Stopover Festival *
03-09 Atlanta, GA - The Earl *
03-10 Oxford, MS - Lamar Lounge
03-12 Houston, TX - Walter's on Washington
03-17 Dallas, TX - Spillover Fest
03-20 San Diego, CA - The Void ^
03-21 Los Angeles, CA - The Echo ^+
03-22 San Francisco, CA - The Chapel ^
03-24 Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios ^
03-26 Vancouver, British Columbia - Electric Owl ^$
03-27 Seattle, WA - Barboza  ^$
03-30 St Paul, MN - Turt Club $
03-31 Madison, WI - University of Wisconsin $
04-01 Iowa City, IA - Mission Creek Festival @ The Mill $  
04-02 Chicago, IL - Empty Bottle $
04-03 Toronto, Ontario - Garrison $
04-04 Montreal, Quebec - II Motore $
04-05 Boston, MA - Brandeis University $ 

* with Alex Bleeker and the Freaks 
^ with Mark McGuire 
+ with Merchandise, Wet Hair 
$ with Monopoly Child Star Searchers

Now is your chance to own Joey Ramone's record collection. Billboard reports that 97 vinyl albums once owned by the late punk icon will be up for auction online February 14 through February 21. Records from Bob Dylan, Lou Reed, Led Zeppelin, the Beach Boys, Patti Smith, Jimi Hendrix, T. Rex, the Kinks, the Human League, and more will be included.

Along with the records, other items from Ramone's estate will also be up for auction, including two guitars, handwritten lyrics, his passport, and his Rolodex filer collecting his various music industry contacts. There will also be several garments of Ramone's clothing, including 140 T-shirts, a leather jacket, and sunglasses. All of the items will be accompanied by a letter of authenticity from Joey's brother, Mickey Leigh.

The minimum bid for the record collection starts at $500. RR Auction says the records are in good condition but have some creases and small tears.

Watch a 1981 interview with the Ramones:

Photo by Abbey Drucker

Alley Deheza of School of Seven Bells has posted unfortunate news on the band's Facebook page today. This week, her bandmate Benjamin Curtis was hospitalized and, after dozens of tests, diagnosed with T-cell Lymphoblastic Lymphoma.

Deheza wrote that "it developed pretty aggressively" and Curtis will need "aggressive" chemotherapy treatments, but "the good news is that it's TREATABLE." She added, "These next few months will be tough, but he is the toughest person I know (even while here, he was trying to figure out a way to sample the MRI)."

The band's most recent record, Ghostory, was released last year.

Read the full statement here, and watch School of Seven Bells' video for "Windstorm":

Devendra Banhart will release his next album, Mala, on March 12 via his new label home, Nonesuch. He's already shared two tracks from it, "Für Hildegard von Bingen" and "Never Seen Such Good Things", and now he's let go a third, "Mi Negrita". (Listen below.)

According to the label's website, the Spanish-language track was inspired by Banhart "envisioning himself 'in an oversized suit, slightly sweaty' on the set of the Venezuelan variety show 'Súper Sábado Sensacional', a program he'd watch as a child growing up in Caracas in the 80s."

In a statement, Banhart explained that he can "take things further" while singing in Spanish. He said:

In Spanish, I can have a lot more flexibility. I have a limited vocabulary-- in English and in Spanish-- but with Spanish I can get more into the sound of the words, I can have more fun with it. I can even get more autobiographical in Spanish. I feel comfortable revealing more, expressing something sincere about trauma or pain, which is not really a space I'm comfortable occupying.

"Mi Negrita":

Photo by Kevin Westenberg

This year, Kim and Kelley Deal's band the Breeders are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their landmark record Last Splash with a deluxe reissue, out in April via 4AD. They're also reuniting the 1992-1994 lineup (with Josephine Wiggs and Jim Macpherson) for a tour, on which they'll play the album in its entirety. Along with a string of previously announced European dates, including a slot at the Deerhunter-curated ATP fest, the band has now announced a North American tour and more UK dates.

Carrie Bradley, who played violin on Last Splash, will also join the band for the tour.

After the dates, watch the Kim Gordon- and Spike Jonze-directed video for "Cannonball".

03-29 Brooklyn, NY - The Bell House
05-03 Pittsburgh, PA - Mr. Smalls Theatre
05-04 Washington, D.C. - 9:30 Club 
05-05 Philadelphia, PA - The Trocadero
05-06 New York, NY - Webster Hall
05-09 Boston, MA - Royale Nightclub
05-11 Toronto, Ontario - Danforth Music Hall
05-12 Detroit, MI - Majestic Theatre
05-14 Nashville, TN - Mercy Lounge
05-15 Atlanta, GA - Variety Playhouse
05-24 Barcelona, Spain - Parc Del Fòrum (Primavera Sound)
05-27 Toulouse, France - Le Bikini
05-28 Bordeaux, France - Le Rocher De Palmer
05-30 Porto, Portugal - Primavera Sound
06-01 Paris, France - Trianon
06-02 Brussels, Belgium - Ancienne Belgique 
06-03 Amsterdam, Holland - Paradiso
06-14 Dublin, Ireland - Vicar Street
06-17 Glasgow, Scotland - ABC
06-18 Manchester, England - Ritz 
06-19 London, England - Forum
06-21 Camber Sands, England - Camber Sands Holiday Centre (All Tomorrow’s Parties)

Seattle's pioneering indie label Sub Pop is about to enter quarter-life crisis territory, and they're celebrating appropriately. They'll throw a big, free party called the Silver Jubilee on July 13 in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood, which will include "actual live bands, playing actual live music! Some sort of art-related something or other! Like, in a gallery space, we're thinking! A record-type event! Food! Beer and wine!" Details are still being sorted.

Sub Pop celebrated their 20th anniversary in 2008 in grand fashion with a blowout festival. Revisit our list of our favorite albums in the label's history, plus overlooked gems. 

In advance of the party, on April 20, Sub Pop will release a Record Store Day compilation called Sub Pop 1000. Inspired by the 1986 compilation Sub Pop 100, it's an assortment of previously unheard songs from bands like Peaking Lights, Starred, My Disco, Iron Lung and more. That'll be available digitally and on limited-edition vinyl. 

Sub Pop 1000:

Side A:

01 His Electro Blue Voice: "Kidult"
02 Chancha Via Circuito: "Lacandona"
03 Protomartyr: "French Poet"
04 Lori Goldston: "Tangled North"
05 Iron Lung: "A Victory for Polio"

Side B

06 Soldiers of Fortune: "Money"
07 Peaking Lights: "Subterranean Brainblow"
08 Ed Schrader’s Music Beat: "Radio Eyes"
09 My Disco: "Guided"
10 Starred: "Doomed"

Watch Mudhoney perform "In 'n' Out of Grace" at Sub Pop's 20th anniversary bash:

Last weekend, Iceage, Simian Mobile Disco, Pantha du Prince (pictured above), Xiu Xiu, Holly Herndon, Mykki Blanco, and more played Berlin's emerging music festival CTM. Pitchfork contributor Erez Avissar was there. Head below to check out a selection of shots from the event and head to our gallery and Facebook page for more.

Xiu Xiu

Iceage

CTM Festival

Holly Herndon

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Photo via OFF!'s Instagram

Keith Morris, frontman of OFF!-- and the just-formed Black Flag reunion project FLAG-- is currently recovering from a diabetic coma, Rolling Stone reports. OFF! have had to cancel their tour of the West Coast, which was supposed to begin yesterday.

According to Rolling Stone, Morris slipped into the coma after returning from the Australian festival Big Day Out last month, and skipping lunch. He told the magazine:

I'm a diabetic and I failed to eat lunch. Came back, hung out with my girlfriend, and the whole idea was that we were going to do what grown-ups do-- go take a nap and go get something to eat. I should have eaten first. So we did what we did, and I passed out. As I passed out, I actually blacked out and went into a diabetic-induced coma. So I'm kind of like the T-shirt that's been sitting in the dryer for three days.

Hopefully Morris is fully recovered by the time FLAG start touring.  ( Another version of the reunited Black Flag is also touring this year.

Watch OFF!'s video for "Momma's Boys":

If you live in the Northeast, you're probably preparing for your weekend plans to be derailed by the blizzard that those in charge have named "Nemo". Artists planning shows in the area are taking precautions, and some have cancelled or postponed performances scheduled this weekend. So far, the following shows have been impacted:

-- Jeff Mangum has postponed this evening's show in Hartford, Connecticut-- that show has already been rescheduled for Monday, February 11.

-- Passion Pit have moved tomorrow night's show in Boston to February 10, but are still on tonight in New York at Madison Square Garden. All tickets for the postponed Boston show will be honored on February 10, and refunds will be available.

-- Raekwon and Rakim have pushed back their joint performance at New York's Stage 48 tonight to an as-yet-unannounced date in March.

-- George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic's show tonight at the House of Blues in Boston has been pushed to February 13.

-- Gojira and the Atlas Moth's show tonight at Irving Plaza in New York City has been postponed until February 19. 

-- The Heliotropes' show at the Paper Box in Brooklyn has been canceled.

There's also a chance that this weekend's Grammy Awards will be impacted. With thousands of flights cancelled, there's been speculation that some artists won't make it to the show.

After postponing another string of dates due to his recovery from a bleeding ulcer and Barrett's esophagus, Morrissey is going to need a little more time to recover before he heads back out on the road. All of his Texas dates have been postponed.

Here's a statement from Morrissey's representatives:

As the doctor has ordered MORRISSEY to rest for two additional weeks, the upcoming Texas engagements in El Paso (2/12), Austin (2/13), Pharr (2/15), Beaumont (2/16), and Dallas (2/18) will need to be rescheduled. MORRISSEY is currently undergoing treatment for a bleeding ulcer and Barrett’s esophagus. These shows are in the process of being rescheduled immediately and all patrons are encouraged to hold on to their tickets as the new dates will be announced shortly. MORRISSEY thanks everyone concerned for their well wishes and looks forward to getting back on the road. The tour will resume as scheduled in Denver at Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre on Feb 21.

Morrissey:

02-09 Las Vegas, NV - The Chelsea at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
02-10 Phoenix, AZ - Marquee Theatre
02-12 El Paso, TX - Tricky Falls
02-13 Austin, TX - Austin Music Hall
02-15 Pharr, TX - Pharr Events Center
02-16 Beaumont, TX - Jefferson Theater
02-18 Dallas, TX - Palladium
02-21 Denver, CO - Temple Hoyne Buell Theatre
02-22 Salt Lake City, UT - Kingsbury Hall
02-24 San Francisco, CA - Davies Symphony Hall
02-27 San Diego, CA - Balboa Theatre
03-01 Los Angeles, CA - Staples Center * 
03-02 Sparks, NV - John Ascuaga's Nugget - Rose Ballroom
03-04 Davis, CA - Robert Mondavi Center at UC Davis
03-06 Seattle, WA - Moore Theatre
03-08 Portland, OR - Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
03-09 San Francisco, CA - Regency Ballroom

* with Patti Smith

Watch the Smiths perform "Frankly, Mr. Shankly" in 1986:

Photo by Graeme Flegenheimer

TMZ reports that Lil Wayne has been sued for his alleged involvement in an assault. Back in May, a man named Alfredo Marino saw Wayne on the streets of Los Angeles and tried to take a photo. Then, one of Wayne's associates allegedly attacked Marino by hitting him in the head with a skateboard.

In his lawsuit, Marino claims he suffered a severe injury due to the attack and has accused Wayne of "enabling the attacker." He's suing for unspecified damages.

Wayne has had a few legal troubles in the recent past. Last year, he unsuccessfully tried to sue Quincy Jones III over The Carter documentary.

Watch Wayne's skateboard-filled "Same Damn Time" video:

It's been a bit since we've heard from tUnE-yArds, but last night, PBS aired their episode of "Austin City Limits". (The episode also featured a set from Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros.) Watch them perform four tracks from w h o k i l l below.

Setlist:

01 Gangsta
02 Bizness
03 Powa
04 My Country

Watch them perform "Bizness" at the 2011 Pitchfork Music Festival: