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New Release Roundup for July 22

Featured new releases for the week of July 22, 2008:

	CSS - Donkey Brazilian party starters CSS return with a more rockin' new wave sound on their second full-length rager. MP3: Rat Is Dead (Rage) Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Dr. Dog - Fate After ditching the lo-fi aesthetic on last year's We All Belong, Dr. Dog continue churning out '60s inspired pop songs on their latest. MP3: The Old Days Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Brendan Canning - Something For All of Us... The second of the "Broken Social Scene Presents..." series, Brendan Canning's solo debut explores a variety of musical styles. MP3: Hit The Wall Buy from Amazon.com
	Lackthereof - Your Anchor Menomena drummer Danny Seim returns under the Lackthereof moniker with his second proper full-length. MP3: Last November Buy from Amazon.com
	Bodies of Water - A Certain Feeling LA's Bodies of Water often features as many as 11 members and they showcase that depth with their epic sophomore album. MP3: Under The Pines Buy from Amazon.com

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