Well, that was quick. After days of speculation that frontman Steven Tyler was leaving Aerosmith after nearly 40 years behind that scarf-laden mic stand, and a nasty Twitter post from guitarist Joe Perry, it appears that all the hubbub was for naught and all is well in Camp Aerosmith.

U.K. electronic mavens Hot Chip look to match the excellence of their first three albums -- each of which earned high praise from SPIN -- with their fourth effort, One Life Stand, set for a Feb. 9, 2010, release in the U.S.

This weekend's Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin was a tale of two days: Saturday's Sun Sun Sun Fest, with its 80-degree temperatures, and Sunday's Wet Wet Wet Fest, with sporadically heavy downpours challenging the fortitude of festivalgoers. But the crowds still came out for Sunday's gigs -- of course, it didn't hurt that metal punks Danzig were playing their first Austin show in 15 years.

British rock quartet Editors are back with a new album -- and something is missing, glaringly so: guitars.

Iggy Pop has always been a survivor -- even if his rag-tag, 60-year-old physique is showing its mileage.

Michael Jackson isn't the only deceased musical icon who's having a big week.