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Here at Domino, we work with many fantastic blogs and websites. Thus, we thought we'd highlight some of the great pieces we see on our favorite sites each week.

The Wild Beasts received a flurry of great press from their stop...

“MOTT THE HOOPLE ARE IN THE HOUSE! THE ROCK’N’ROLL CIRCUS IS IN TOWN!”

And they were and Jesus Christ it was! When Mott hit the stage the love from the ‘kids’ hit them like a hurricane. Last night everybody...

The Wild Beasts have a new music video for "All The King's Men," from their album, Two Dancers, available in the US today! You can get it now at the Domino Mart. The video was directed by OneInThree.

Take a peek at the dark new video for Cass McCombs' "The Executioner's Song," directed by Aaron Brown (who also directed Cass' "Dreams-Come-True-Girl" video).

"The Executioner's Song" appears on Cass' latest album, Catacombs, available now through the Domino Mart.

"Hooting & Howling" is equal parts statement of intent and the celebration of a state of mind. A staring match between Hayden Thorpe's falsetto at its most lascivious and Benny Little's "equally elegant and ugly" (to quote the song) guitar, it builds into a tangible sense of pleasure and chaos. It's the first single from the Wild Beasts' new album, Two Dancers, available in the US on September 8th.

"Crying Lightning," the first single from the Arctic Monkeys new album, Humbug.

Buy Humbug - Domino Mart | Amazon | 

ON TOUR THIS FALL

09/14/09 San Diego, CA @ Soma
09/15/09 Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium 
09/16/09 Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater 
09/18/09 Portland, OR @ Wonder Ballroom 
09/19/09 Seattle, WA @ The Showbox @ Market 
09/20/09 Vancouver, BC @ Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park 
09/22/09 Salt Lake City, UT @ In The Venue 
09/23/09 Denver, CO @ Ogden Theatre 
09/25/09 Minneapolis, MN @ First Avenue 
09/26/09 Milwaukee, WI @ Eagles Ballroom 
09/28/09 Columbus, OH @ Newport Music Hall 
09/29/09 Toronto, ON @ Kool Haus 
09/30/09 Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory 
10/02/09 New Orleans, LA @ House of Blues 
10/03/09 Houston, TX @ House of Blues
10/04/09 Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits Festival
10/05/09 Dallas, TX @ The Palladium Ballroom 

Watch two videos from the exclusive Web Transmission event, "Potion Approaching" (from Humbug!) and "Red Right Hand," a Nick Cave cover:

The official video for Dirty Projectors 'Stillness Is The Move'(Dir. Matthew Lessner) off the album 'Bitte Orca'. Out Now on Domino Records.

The video was shot on location on Mount Equinox, Vermont and features siberian huskies and rare llamas.

Directed by Matthew Lessner
Produced by Justin Lundstrom
Cinematography by Adam Newport Berra
Greencard Pictures

High quality encodes courtesy DVLABS

Director & Editor: Danny Perez
Director of Photography: Ryan Samul
Producer: Lizz Morhaim, Daniel Grossman

"My Girls" is Animal Collective's first video from their critically acclaimed new album Merriweather Post Pavilion. The video was shot in green screen with Panasonic HVX-200's HD cameras. The video was edited on Mac Pro's with Final Cut Pro 6, animated in Adobe Flash CS3 and composited in Adobe After Effects CS3.

Merriweather Post Pavilion is the ninth studio album from Animal Collective, recorded with Ben Allen in Oxford, Mississippi. After listening to this record, however, it’s clear that Animal Collective have transcended the everyday realities of numbers, locations and people and arrived at a spectacular, unique place. Animal Collective have made a universal record that makes the same beautiful sense on headphones by day, or soundtracking the small hours of the morning / night, or, you suspect, stretched out in a field on your back. Whether a state of mind, or a rest stop somewhere along the way, Merriweather Post Pavilion magnificently redefines your sense of direction.

Produced by: Knowmore Productions
Animation: Jon Vermilyea
Editing/Visual effects: Chad Von Nau

October 1975, I was 22 and back in Liverpool, after a two year absence. Just started a new job, building stage sets at the Everyman Theatre on Hope Street.

I had a room at the top of a...