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New Release Roundup for August 5

Featured new releases for the week of August 5, 2008:

	Conor Oberst - Conor Oberst Backed by the Mystic Valley Band, Conor Oberst steps out from behind his Bright Eyes veil with his self-titled solo album. MP3: Danny Callahan Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Oxford Collapse - Bits Brooklyn trio Oxford Collapse drop their fourth album and second for Sub Pop with their own brand of early '90s inspired indie rock. MP3: The Birthday Wars Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	David Vandervelde - Waiting For The Sunrise David Vandervelde ditches the Marc Bolan glam of his 2007 debut for laidback early '70s singer-songwriter soft rock on his latest. MP3: I Will Be Fine Buy from Amazon.com
	The Lord Dog Bird - The Lord Dog Bird Colin McCann took to the four track to create his own hazy musical vision while his main vehicle Wilderness took an extended hiatus. MP3: The Gift Of Song In The Lion's Den Buy from Amazon.com
	Oneida - Preteen Weaponry It took Oneida three years to flesh out this three-part "song" of noisy psychedelic Krautrock and only a day to record. MP3: MP3: Preteen Weaponry (edit) Buy from Amazon.com

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