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New Release Roundup for June 17

Featured new releases for the week of June 17, 2008:

	Wolf Parade - At Mount Zoomer The long wait is over for the follow-up to 2005's Apologies to the Queen Mary and the results live up to expectations. MP3: Call It a Ritual MP3: Language City Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	Silver Jews - Lookout Mountain, Lookout Sea After a world-wide tour supporting Tanglewood Numbers, David Berman returns as optimistic as ever on the Joos latest. MP3: Strange Victory, Strange Defeat Buy from Amazon.com
	Tilly and the Wall - O Tilly and the Wall's indie rock meets STOMP act continues on the Omaha band's third full-length album. MP3: Pot Kettle Black MP3: Cacophony Full Album Stream Buy from Amazon.com
	War On Drugs - Wagonwheel Blues Take a little Dylan and add a few more decades of musical influence and you get yourself an all out War On Drugs. MP3: Taking The Farm Buy from Amazon.com
	The Impossible Shapes - The Impossible Shapes Sons of the Elephant 6 sound, The Impossible Shapes' latest is simply titled with a symbol-- a sigil-- but is being referred to as self-titled. MP3: Hey! Buy from Amazon.com

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