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Biffy Clyro say they plan to already start working on their next studio album this summer. The U.K. rockers tell the BBC that they hope to start recording new material on and off while playing European festivals in the next few months. Biffy Clyro is on the bill for many of the biggest festivals overseas, including Isle Of Wight, T In The Park and the Reading and Leeds Festivals. They just released their fifth album, Only Revolutions, last November overseas and in March in the U.S. this year.

Amanda Palmer will release an EP of Radiohead covers, titled Amanda Palmer Plays The Popular Hits Of Radiohead On Her Magical Ukulele, on July 17. The EP will be released digitally and on vinyl. The first single, a take on Kid A's "Idioteque," is now available at www.amandapalmer.net.

The Toadies will finally release their long-lost album Feeler, which was shelved by Interscope in the late '90s. The Texas rockers will put out Feeler some time this summer and say on their website, "We can’t help but feel a bit of redemption releasing Feeler 12 years after Interscope decided it wasn’t good enough and shelved it. We always thought it was going to be a good Toadies album. Since there are unfinished versions floating around on the Internet, it is important to us that people hear it as we meant it to be. We are beside ourselves that people can finally hear this music and judge for themselves."

The Go-Go’s have been forced to cancel their Happily Ever After summer farewell tour. The tour was scheduled to kick off on July 7 at the Lilith Fair in San Diego, and conclude in Austin, TX on July 27. The band will also be unable to perform live on Good Morning America, scheduled for July 16 in New York’s Central Park, because guitarist Jane Wiedlin injured herself after a 20-foot fall while hiking near her home in Northern California. She is scheduled for ACL replacement surgery for her knee in the coming weeks, with a prognosis of up to a year recovery time.