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New Release Roundup for April 8

Featured new releases for the week of April 8, 2008:

	Breeders - Mountain Battles Six years after their last, the Deal sisters make their second comeback and it's great. They should really make more records. MP3: Bang On Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Clinic - Do It! At this point it's safe to say that Clinic just do what they do. They sound like Clinic and we like that about them. MP3: Free Not Free Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Peter Moren - The Last Tycoon Peter leaves behind Bjorn and John for his first solo outing of orchestrally adorned acoustic folk. MP3: Social Competence Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Man Man - Rabbit Habits Known for their circus like live show, Philadelphia's Man Man unite vaudeville and indie rock on their third full-length. Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	*Fleet Foxes - Sun Giant* EP** Sub Pop's latest discovery sure does sound a lot like My Morning Jacket and Band of Horses, but it's hard to deny good songs. Stream: Various Songs Buy from Amazon.com
	Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin - Pershing SSLYBY carry on after the death of their Russian namesake with their sophomore effort of catchy indie pop. MP3: Think I Wanna Die MP3: Glue Girls Buy from Amazon.com
	Tapes 'n Tapes - Walk It Off Tapes 'n Tapes are in for an uphill battle with their second LP after extreme overexposure from their debut. Dave Fridmann produces. MP3: Hang Them All Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Colin Meloy - Colin Meloy Sings Live! It's true. The Decemberists frontman sings songs before a live audience on these recordings from his 2006 solo tour. MP3: We Both Go Down Together Buy from Amazon.com

Posted on 04/08/2008 | Comments(0) | Permalink

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Video: Clinic - "The Witch"

Clinic doesn't stray far from the formula used on their last video from the forthcoming Do It! Most likely they were shot on the same day judging by the Tiki theme and Hawaiian shirts. But the autoharp psychedliea of "The Witch" is just what the surgeon ordered.

Do It! is out April 8th on Domino.

Posted on 03/07/2008 | Comments(0) | Permalink

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MP3: Clinic - "Free Not Free" and "Thor" + Video

Our first sampler of Clinic's forthcoming Do It! comes in the form of the loungy single "Free Not Free" complete with the b-side "Thor." The virtual 7" is available as a free (yes free) download on Clinic's website. If that's not enough Clinic for you, the enigmatic Liverpudlian band don their trademark surgical masks in the spanking new "Free Not Free" video featured below for your convenience. Domino brings us Do It! on April 8th.

MP3: Clinic - "Free Not Free" and "Thor" (zip)

Posted on 02/01/2008 | Comments(0) | Permalink

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Clinic Announce New Album, Do It!

We are pleased to pass along news that England's finest surgeons of rock are releasing a new album on April 8th via Domino. We speak of Clinic, of course, and according to CMJ, Do It! "will see the band delving into the realm of psych-rock, with songs influenced by the likes of Henry Flynt and John Denver." Wait, whuuuuuuuuut?

We'll come down from our rocky mountain high for a moment to mention that the first single, "Free Not Free," and its B-side, "Thor," will be available for download on Clinic's website for FREE on February 1st. That seems appropriate. Don't worry. We'll remind you...

Clinic - Do It! Tracklist:

1. Memories
2. Tomorrow
3. The Witch (Made to Measure)
4. Free Not Free
5. Shopping Bag
6. Corpus Christi
7. Emotions
8. High Coin
9. Mary & Eddie
10. Winged Wheel
11. Coda

Posted on 01/16/2008 | Comments(0) | Permalink

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