Radiohead to stop releasing albums, Julian Casablancas goes solo, Prodigy and Dead Weather tour news

If this email is displayed incorrectly or you are unable to view its contents please click here Great music seems to come in ebbs and flows. One week you'll get nothing but dud CDs, insipid MP3s and lame links from friends, colleagues and PRs. Then, when you're starting to think maybe Raygun aren't actually that bad and you might head down to a gig, redemption comes in waves. This week we've been struggling to keep our heads above water. Among the oodles of great tracks I'm giving away on the Daily Download blog (Kasms, Moby, Fan Death, Casiokids and more for starters), 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week has some corkers, including new efforts from Ian Brown and new artists The Drums and Memory Tapes. Elsewhere on the site, and Radar editor Jaimie Hodgson is looking for the great tuneage of tomorrow. He needs YOUR demos now for a new column in the magazine. Head over to his Radar blog to find out how to submit your demo and be in with a chance of gracing the pages of NME. Tim Chester Assistant Editor, NME.COM Follow NME on Twitter World exclusive interview: The Strokes' JULIAN CASABLANCAS goes solo. Plus! Reviewed: ARCTIC MONKEYS live in New York. SIMIAN MOBILE DISCO's new album rated. OASIS and the most over-rated bands ever. Plus! Why PEARL JAM are rock's great survivors. Prodigy announce UK tour and ticket details 'Run With The Wolves' gigs set for January 2010 Jack White's The Dead Weather announce full UK tour and ticket details White Stripes man and Alison Mosshart hit the road this autumn Radiohead's Thom Yorke: 'We need to get away from releasing albums' Frontman hints that making another conventional album 'would kill' Radiohead Two Bob Dylan concerts cancelled due to heatwave Glendale and Las Vegas shows considered dangerously hot Wolfmother announce new album release date and tracklisting Morrissey tells fans to boycott new box set reissues Preston: 'My prescription drug hell'- Daily Gossip Pete Doherty arrives at court to face drug and driving offences Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong to make live comeback next week (Aug 20) Interpol's Paul Banks: 'I will tour my Julian Plenti solo project' Prodigy announce UK tour and ticket details Jack White's The Dead Weather announce full UK tour and ticket details Two Bob Dylan concerts cancelled due to heatwave Aerosmith officially postpone Canadian tour   Offset Festival Bombay Bicycle Club and Wild Beasts at Offset Festival Art Brut, Future Of The Left for Fistful Of Fandango festival Plus Eugene McGuinness, Gaggle, Hatcham Social for London bash FLY53 NME Radar Tour Tickets Showcasing the best in new music: Golden Silvers, Marina And The Diamonds, Local Natives and Yes Giantess. ZZ Top Tickets Texas rockers announce UK tour Ian Brown Tickets Stone Roses legend plays one-off gig Florence And The Machine Tickets Catch the Mercury-nominated Florence. 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week (01/08/09) Starring Friendly Fires, The Flaming Lips, Kid Sister Album review: Conway Savage - 'Live In Ireland' Piano-led wonders from sometime Nick Cave sideman Album review: Juice Aleem - 'Jerusalaam Come' Witty, matey Brit rap Album review: Sam Isaac - 'Bears' Terrible beyond the capacity for rational reviewing Album review: The Fiery Furnaces - 'I'm Going Away' The Friedbergers' most accessible album to date - thrilling quirks still included Michael Jackson - Zombie The Pixies - Demo Jamie T - Pacemaker Noel Fielding - Noel Velvet Underground - Loaded The King Blues - NME Store exclusive Florecne And The Machine's 'Drumming Song' - Official Video The Stone Roses' Classic Video Moments The Top Music Apps For Your iPhone Elliott Smith Remembered - His Best Video Moments Greatest Bass Players - Have Your Say 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week - Friendly Fires, The Flaming Lips, Kid Sister Radiohead's New Song, 'Harry Patch (In Memory Of)' - What Do You Think? Muse's Timelord-Tastic New Track, 'Uprising' Exposed - the most extreme band ever Queen on-the-road - unseen images unearthed New Bob Dylan artwork goes onsale - photo gallery Watch and wince - the world's most excruciating band interview

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