A full-album stream of Archie Bronson Outfit's Coconut is now available on Soundcloud. Coconut is the London based three-piece’s first LP in almost four years and their third album for Domino.

Switching between full on deep-end rock and more reflective, beat-driven numbers, Coconut is a modern psychedelic testament delivering a visceral shot of pleasure. With recording sessions in London and Benton Harbour, Michigan, and production from DFA’s Tim Goldsworthy (LCD Soundsystem, The Rapture, Hercules & Love Affair) Coconut is an album bursting with warped inventiveness and sonic intent.

It's now available for pre-order on CD and LP. It will be available digitally and in stores on March 23rd.

Listen to the stream here.

And while you're at it, grab a download of the first single "Shark's Tooth".

A full-album stream of These New Puritans Hidden is now available on Soundcloud. Hidden is now available in CD, LP and digital from the Domino Mart and outstanding retailers everywhere.

Hidden marks the next step for These New Puritans since Beat Pyramid infiltrated the minds and hearts of people yearning to find a band who would challenge, perplex and mesmerise in equal measure.

Produced by TNPS's Jack Barnett and Graham Sutton (Bark Psychosis, Boymerang) and mixed by Dave Cooley (J Dilla, MF DOOM) the album draws equally on on the rhythmic lexicons of dancehall and 20th century post-minimalism, with instrumentation redolent of both the oceanic brass of Benjamin Britten's Peter Grimes and the plastic textures of modern U.S. pop. It is sometimes brutal, sometimes melancholy, and sounds like nothing else.

Listen to the stream here.

"Lewis Takes Off His Shirt", from Owen Pallett's latest album Heartland, is a beautiful track dense with polyphony, featuring Owen’s trademark looped violin and vocals augmented by the Czech Symphonic Orchestra. The video, directed by M. Blash, features the film and stage star Alison Pill (Milk, The Miracle Worker).

You can view it here.

A limited edition Heartland orchestral score book is now available from Owen Pallett's website. The 189 page book is bound by hand and includes the full orchestral score of the album, lyrics and diagrams for ARP 2600 patches. The score book is limited to 300 copies.

Owen also continues to add more North American tour dates including a performance at this year's Coachella Music Festival.

Live Dates
04-08 Toronto, Ontario - Queen Elizabeth Theatre
04-10 Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall
04-11 Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theater
04-12 Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall
04-13 Columbus, OH - Wexner Center
04-14 Pittsburgh, PA - Andy Warhol Museum
04-15 Washington DC - Black Cat
04-18 Indio, CA - Coachella Festival
04-20 Boston, MA - Institute of Contemporary Art
04-22 New York, NY - Webster Hall
04-24 Baltimore, MD - Metro Gallery
04-25 Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church
04-27 Atlanta, GA - The Earl
04-29 Dallas, TX - Granada Theater
04-30 Austin, TX - The Mohawk
05-05 San Francisco, CA - The Independent
05-08 Seattle, WA - The Crocodile
05-09 Vancouver, British Columbia - The Vogue Theatre
05-10 Victoria, British Columbia - Alix Goolden Hall
05-11 Portland, OR - Aladdin Theater
05-13 Salt Lake City, UT - Kilby Court
05-14 Denver, CO - Larimer Lounge

Leading up to the release of their forthcoming album, Coconut on March 23rd 2010 Archie Bronson Outfit will be unveiling a series of new videos to accompany each album track. From day of release, you will be able to watch all the videos and hear the album in its entirety.

Switching between full on deep-end rock and more reflective, beat-driven numbers, Coconut is a modern psychedelic testament delivering a visceral shot of pleasure. With recording sessions in London and Benton Harbour, Michigan, with production from DFA’s Tim Goldsworthy (LCD Soundsystem, The Rapture, Hercules & Love Affair) - Coconut is an album bursting with warped inventiveness and sonic intent. First single, "Shark’s Tooth" is available as a free download from the band’s website.

You can watch the first video for the fantastic album opener, "Magnetic Warrior," below:

Archie Bronson Outfit are S. Windett (vocals and guitar), Arp Cleveland (drums and lyrics) and Dorian Hobday (guitar and bass).

Domino is incredibly proud to announce that it will be releasing the new album from The Fall. Recorded at various studios in the north of England over the past year, Your Future Our Clutter, is Mark E Smith and co’s debut for Domino and will be released in the US on May 4.

Your Future Our Clutter is The Fall at their most rampant, most forward moving, bone shaking best. With nine tracks that rock like raw fury, we see The Fall heading into their next decade with the same intensity with which they started.

Your Future Our Clutter will be available on double LP, CD & digital download from May 4. Full album tracklisting is as follows:

1 – O.F.Y.C. Showcase                      
2 – Bury Pts. 1 + 3                             
3 – Mexico Wax Solvent
4 - Cowboy George
5 – Hot Cake
6 – Y.F.O.C. / Slippy Floor
7 - Chino
8 - Funnel Of Love
9 - Weather Report 2    

The Fall are:

Peter "PP" Greenway - Guitars

Dave "The Eagle" Spurr – Bass Guitar

Eleni Poulou - Keyboards, Bass, Backing vocals

Keiron Melling - Drums, PCSN

Mark E. Smith - Lead Vocals

The video for the Wild Beasts' track "We Still Got The Taste Dancin' On Our Tongues" from their universally praised second album, Two Dancers, is now available. 

"We Still Got The Taste Dancin' On Our Tongues" is a tale of insatiable lust, full of twisted bawdiness and louche adventures, in Wild Beasts unique, inimitable style. The video was directed by Luke Seomore and Joseph Bull (Institute For Eyes).

Check out Benjy Ferree's new Daytrotter Session. He performed 'Fear' and 'The Grips' from Come Back To The Five And Dime, Bobby Dee and a previously unreleased track called 'I'm So Young'.

As Daytrotter's Sean Moeller concludes, "Ferree [is] a master of thoughtful and disgustingly hooky pop songs...that often focus on characters, long-dead actors from the stage and screen, fascinating cads and drifters/next-door-neighbors and landlords, bar patrons who have gifted him some of their twisted yet authentic life experiences. Ferree is such a people person and a collector of their eccentricities that he's one as well, an artist as interesting as they come, crafting these songs rooted in old soul and doo-wop music and acting like salty characters from the turn of the century and earlier." We couldn't agree more.

Check out the complete session here.

The Arctic Monkeys new single, "My Propeller", is now available for pre-order on the band's new webstore and Domino's webstore on 10" and 7". "My Propeller" is the third single from last year's critically acclaimed album Humbug. On April 13th, it will be available digitally and on 10" in stores everywhere.

The single features 3 brand new Arctic Monkeys’ tunes: “Joining The Dots”, “The Afternoon’s Hat” and “Don’t Forget Whose Legs You’re On”.

Here's the tracklisting:
7"
A. My Propeller
B. Joining The Dots

10"
A1. My Propeller
A2. Joining The Dots
B1. The Afternoon's Hat
B2. Don't Forget Whose Legs You're On

Also, Arctic Monkeys return to the US for eleven shows which begin April 1 in Miami and end in Las Vegas on April 16th. All dates are with special guest Sleepy Sun.

April 1 - Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach
April 2 - Tampa, FL @ The Ritz
April 3 - Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live
April 5 - Athens, GA @  40 Watt Club
April 6 - Raleigh, NC @ Disco Rodeo
April 7 - Baltimore, MD @Rams Head Live
April 9 - Covington, KY@ Madison Theatre
April 11 - St. Louis, MO @ The Pageant
April 12 - Lawrence, KS @ Liberty Hall
April 13 - Tulsa, OK @ Cain's Ballroom
April 15 - Tempe, AZ @ The Marquee
April 16 - Las Vegas, NV @ House of Blues

Owen Pallett has announced a full N.A. tour in support of his new album Heartland. See full dates after the fold. And as a bonus we are giving away the new Simon Bookish remix of 'Keep The Dog Quiet'. Download it HERE. 

Apr 08 - Toronto, Ontario - Queen Elizabeth Theatre
Apr 10 - Chicago, IL - Lincoln Hall
Apr 11 - Minneapolis, MN - Varsity Theater
Apr 12 - Milwaukee, WI - Turner Hall
Apr 13 - Columbus, OH - Wexner Center 
Apr 14 - Pittsburgh, PA - Andy Warhol Museum
Apr 15 - Washington DC - Black Cat
Apr 18 - Indio, CA - Coachella Festival
Apr 20 - Boston, MA - Institute of Contemporary Art
Apr 22 - New York, NY - Webster Hall
Apr 25 - Philadelphia, PA - First Unitarian Church
Apr 27 - Atlanta, GA - The Earl
Apr 29 - Dallas, TX - Granada Theater
Apr 30 - Austin, TX - The Mohawk
May 05 - San Francisco, CA - The Independent
May 08 - Seattle, WA - The Crocodile
May 09 - Vancouver, British Columbia - The Vogue Theatre
May 10 - Victoria, British Columbia - Alix Goolden Hall
May 11 - Portland, OR - Aladdin Theater

 Owen Pallett - Keep The Dog Quiet (Simon Bookish Remix)  by  DominoRecordCo 

On February 19th in New York and February 27th in Los Angeles, Dirty Projectors will present The Getty Address in full. They will be assisted by the 15-piece contemporary music ensemble Alarm Will Sound, conducted by Alan Pierson. In addition, they will play a set of material from their most recent album, Bitte Orca.

The New York show will take place at the Lincoln Center as part of the acclaimed American Songbook series. Since it was launched in 1998, American Songbook at Lincoln Center has been dedicated to celebrating the achievements of American popular song from the turn of the 20th century to the present.

In Los Angeles, Dirty Projectors will co-headline the Walt Disney concert Hall with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. The concert will be a collaborative endeavor: the first half of the program features the Los Angeles Philharmonic performing orchestral pieces chosen with David Longstreth. The Getty Address will be presented during the second half of the program.

The New York show is sold out; tickets to the Los Angeles show at Disney Hall are still available.

Broad popular acclaim notwithstanding, The Getty Address is kind of like the 36 Chambers of indie rock, or at least of Dirty Projectors' long, weird back catalog. Its unsettling mix of jokes, high concept and existential urgency plays out over heavy sequenced beats, choirs of women and orchestral arrangements that sound as if they've been sourced from a Jodorowsky film. The story it tells — roughly about a guy named Don Henley who falls in love with a girl named Sacagawea — is set in a bed of free association, arcane symbology, and hermetic self-reference. At the time of its release in 2005, it did not garner a great deal of attention, although it has acquired a small cult following in the intervening years.

You can read the letter David Longstreth wrote to Don Henley in 2005 about The Getty Address HERE.