Joanna Gruesome's new lineup, photo by Rachel Hodgson

Alanna McArdle , frontwoman of Welsh punk outfit Joanna Gruesome ,?has announced? on Facebook ?that she is leaving the band for mental-health related reasons. Her statement reads:

Photo by?Brantley Gutierrez

Last fall,? Weezer ?released? Everything Will Be Alright in the End . This summer, they're hitting the festival circuit. Find those dates below.

Pitchfork.tv is happy to announce the launch of a new series,? Contours , taking you on tour with some of our favorite artists. As they travel from show to show, we’ll give you behind-the-scenes moments as they occur in real time. After the tour’s over, you’ll also get to see a documentary made about the trip, featuring interviews, performances, and plenty of scenery shot from the window.?

Cursive 's Tim Kasher has re-activated his band? The Good Life ?for a new album and tour. Everybody's Coming Down ?is the followup to 2007's Help Wanted Nights . The record is out August 14 via Saddle Creek .

El-P and Killer Mike , aka? Run the Jewels ,?have announced the?Jewel Runner fall U.S. tour. The duo will be supported by BOOTS ?on the new set of dates. The group also shared an awesome poster (above) for the tour, illustrated by Ian Klarer. It's a take on the classic Blade Runner poster, and it'll be available for purchase at the merch table.

Prurient photo by Becka Diamond

Prurient , aka?Dominick Fernow, just released his very good new album? Frozen Niagara Falls . Last year,?Justin Broadrick and?G.C. Green?revived their pioneering industrial metal band? Godflesh ?with a new EP and album . Later this year, Prurient and Godflesh will hit the road together.

Photo by?Robin Laananen

Earlier this year,? Babes In Toyland  reunited for their first show in 18 years. Today, they've announced that after their string of European dates (including a stop at Primavera Sound), the trio will embark on their first North American tour in almost two decades. It includes appearances at Bumbershoot and Pop Montreal.

It's been about two years since the British electronic duo? Autechre ?released? Exai and their? L-Event? EP . Today, they announced that they're coming to North American theaters this fall. Find those dates below.