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Middle Kids

Lost Friends

CD $12 Limited Edition LP $20

Lost Friends", Middle Kids’ forthcoming debut on Domino, is the kind of album that sucker-punches you in the gut, revealing its nuances only after repeated ...View 'Lost Friends'?

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Porches

The House

Cassette $10.00 CD $12.00 Limited Edition… $20.00

Porches’ third record The House is a conscious effort in minimalism and honesty. "Making Pool”—the band’s 2016 breakthrough record, and Domino debut—“I learned how valuable the spirit ...View 'The House'?

 
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JOB OPPORTUNITY: A&R ASSISTANT

04/23/18

The Domino Recording Co. is seeking a friendly, outgoing and self-motivated individual with strong communication and organizational skills. The A&R Assistant will report to the Director of A&R for Domino Records & Domino Publishing North America and will be located in our Brooklyn, NY office. The A&R Assistant will be responsible for general administrative tasks related to our A&R departments. They will ensure that good communication and attention to detail enables the Director of A&R... Read more?

ARCTIC MONKEYS 'TRANQUILITY BASE HOTEL & CASINO'

Arctic Monkeys | 04/05/18

Arctic Monkeys return with their sixth album, entitled ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino’ on Friday the 11th of May 2018.  Produced by James Ford and Alex Turner, the album was recorded in Los Angeles, Paris and London. 

Their first release since 2013’s ‘AM’ finds the band intent on continuing to explore new musical terrain with each album. ‘Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino’ ups the ante in a big way; it is a bold and brilliant album... Read more?

THE KILLS

Over their almost decade-and-a-half career, multi-faceted rock minimalists The Kills have released four records, each one a restless, reckless enigmatic art statement that bristled with tension, anxiety, sex, unstudied cool and winking ennui. Yet not one of them sounded like the previous one. “In an effort to not repeat ourselves, the path of least resistance has never been ours. Change is uneasy. Art should be uneasy”, says Alison Mosshart, sitting at a long wooden table in her rented house above Los Angeles’ Griffith Park, where she’s been residing for a month, right next door to her musical partner Jamie... Read »