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Domino Records – Snapshot

By Craig Smith • Aug 10th, 2010 • Category: Downloads

Listen up, those of you who surf the web expressly for free music, have we got a treat for you. The lovely people at Domino Records have seen fit to drop their poker face and show the world their hand, putting together Snapshot: A Domino Compilation — an 11 track selection of their latest and greatest free to everybody on a first come, all served basis. Having already released some incredible albums in the last 12 months by Wild Beasts, Villagers, The Fall and Dirty Projectors, you should be well familiar with the label by now. With tracks by the aforementioned bands, as well as Archie Bronson Outfit, These New Puritans, Owen Pallett, and recent American signings Chief, you’d be kinda stupid to pass this up. Go and get your Domino Snapshot right now.

Tagged as: 2010, Archie Bronson Outfit, Chief, Domino, Download, Owen Pallett, The Fall, These New Puritans, UK, Villagers, Wild Beasts

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