Courtney Love recently revealed plans to enlist bassist Melissa Auf der Maur to revive '90s alt-rock band Hole behind the release of her long-delayed album, Nobody's Daughter. Problem is, Auf der Maur remains in the dark about what this reunion might actually entail.

Move over Rock Band and Guitar Hero. There's a new music-inspired videogame in town and it may not have Metallica or the Beatles, but it does have Pharrell "I'm a PC" Williams and evil space gorillas!

After pushing the envelope with his own output over the last two decades, Beck -- and a group of all-star pals -- are re-imagining the classics.

Courtney Love's next album, Nobody's Daughter, has been more than five years in the making. In those years, meetings of the musical minds have transpired between Love and Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan -- as well as renowned songwriter/producer Linda Perry -- and yet, no album has been released.

Recording a second album to follow a hit debut can be a daunting task -- just ask the Klaxons.

The quartet -- who fuse indie rock with rave music -- have been recording the follow-up to their first release, Myths of the Near Future, since early 2007, working with David Bowie producer Tony Visconti and Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford.

Back in April, SPIN.com previewed Gossip's infectious new dance single "Heavy Cross". And while it was disco-punkin' awesome, it was also a little frustrating, because -- like chips and guacamole -- one is just never enough.