Welcome to Buzzworthy's "The Week In Pop," where we round up new album releases, talk show musical guests, and TV performances by your favorite pop stars and more (so you don't have to).

This week, Atoms For Peace (aka the supergroup side project of Radiohead's Thom Yorke and Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea) release their debut album. Also, Gold Fields drop their first full-length record (they perform on Wednesday's "Jimmy Kimmel Live"), and Swedish synth-pop duo Sally Shapiro drop their third full-length effort. Meanwhile, fellow Swedes Shout Out Louds mark the 10-year anniversary of their debut with the release of their fourth album, Optica. Over on TV, find out who will make it through rounds 3 and 4 of the Vegas semifinals on "American Idol" this Wednesday and Thursday. The week closes out with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis as musical guests on "Saturday Night Live."

NEW ALBUM RELEASES

+ Atoms For Peace, AMOK: Electro-rock outfit Atoms For Peace comprises Radiohead's Thom Yorke, Red Hot Chili Peppers' Flea, frequent Radiohead collaborator Nigel Godrich, drummer Joey Waronker, and percussionist Mauro Refosco. The group formed after Yorke's solo tour for The Eraser, where the band gelled so well that they hit the recording studio, and Atoms For Peace was born. The nine-song Amok is their official debut album; check out "Judge Jury And Executioner."

+ Gold Fields, Black Sun: Originally the Aussie quintet mined more noir country stylings, but they shifted musical gears when they wrote "Treehouse," which took them in a percussive and dancey direction (watch them perform "Treehouse" live). The song appears both on their EP from last year and on their new Black Sun 11-song debut. Stream Black Sun here on Buzzworthy before it drops tomorrow, and also take a look at their black-and-white, tribal-themed "Dark Again" video.

Check out more new album releases, upcoming TV appearances, and performances after the jump.

+ Sally Shapiro, Somewhere Else: Though the Swedish synth-pop duo still remain shrouded in mystery (the vocalist's real name is still unknown after nearly seven years), Sally Shapiro release their third album filled with Italo disco-influenced bangers and downtempo jams. "What Can I Do" is a sweetly sung example of the latter, with soft drum kicks and spacey coos that takes some indie rock cues from Real Estate and Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, while "Starman," featuring electric pop duo Electric Youth, is a perfect late-night jam that harkens back to Sally's earlier work.

+ Shout Out Louds, Optica: Though the fellow Swedes' mark the decade anniversary of their debut album, Howl Howl Gaff Gaff, with the release of Optica, they spend much of their fourth effort exploring another decade entirely. It's beautifully peppered with traces of the '80s, such as on "Sugar," which recalls the poppier side of The Cure. Also check out the sweet male-female interplay of "Illusions," the grooving "14th Of July," and their video for "Walking In Your Footsteps."

TV APPEARANCES AND PERFORMANCES

Monday, Feb. 25

"VH1's Big Morning Buzz With Carrie Keagan" -- Atlas Genius

"Late Show With David Letterman" -- Emmylou Harris with Rodney Crowell

"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" -- Robert Randolph and the Slide Brothers

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" -- Ryan Bingham

"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" -- Unknown Mortal Orchestra

"Last Call With Carson Daly" -- Titus Andronicus

"Conan" -- Zooey Deschanel, Japandroids

Tuesday, Feb. 26

"Late Show With David Letterman" -- Kendrick Lamar

"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" -- Boz Scaggs

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" -- Morrissey

"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" -- Tyler, The Creator

"Last Call With Carson Daly" -- Family Of The Year

Wednesday, Feb. 27

"VH1's Big Morning Buzz With Carrie Keagan" -- Naughty By Nature

"Late Show With David Letterman" -- Solange

"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" -- Father John Misty

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" -- Gold Fields

"Last Night With Jimmy Fallon" -- Jason Aldean

"Last Call With Carson Daly" -- Tomahawk

"American Idol" -- "Semifinalist Round, Part 3," featuring judges Mariah Carey, Randy Jackson, Nicki Minaj, and Keith Urban.

Thursday, Feb. 28

"VH1's Big Morning Buzz Live With Carrie Keagan" -- OneRepublic

"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" -- Shooter Jennings

"Jimmy Kimmel Live" -- Ziggy Marley

"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" -- Bob Mould

"Last Call With Carson Daly" -- Ceremony

"Live With Kelly And Michael" -- OneRepublic

"American Idol" -- "Semifinalist Round, Part 4," featuring judges Mariah Carey, Randy Jackson, Nicki Minaj, and Keith Urban.

Friday, Mar. 1

"The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" -- The Mavericks

"The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson" -- Trace Adkins

"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" -- Prince, Mariah Carey

"Last Call With Carson Daly" -- Walk The Moon

"Live With Kelly And Michael" --Mariah Carey

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show" -- Bonnie Raitt, Diddy

Saturday, Mar. 2

"Saturday Night Live" -- Macklemore & Ryan Lewis are the musical guests.

Photo credit: Astralwerks