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Sébastien Tellier will follow-up 2008′s Daft Punk-produced Sexuality with My God is Blue, due out on April 16. Of the album, Tellier has this to say: “Don’t listen to my album; listen to my message. Enter into vibration with my music. Let’s merge our dreams, together spreading this communal energy in an immense blue wave that will wash over the world — and truth will emerge.”

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On February 7, jam-rockers Dr. Dog will release their sixth long player, Be The Void, on the storied Anti- label. TeamCoco premiered the album yesterday; you can stream it in its entirety below:

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On February 7, jam-rockers Dr. Dog will release their sixth long player, Be The Void, on the storied Anti- label. TeamCoco premiered the album yesterday; you can stream it in its entirety below:

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You know about New Build, the brand new project of Hot Chip’s Al Doyle and Felix Martin and their sometime producer Tom Hopkins – you’ve no doubt heard their collaborations with and remixes by Planningtorock, and you’ve likely heard some early singles too – and now you know about their upcoming debut record, Yesterday Was Lived and Lost, which’ll drop April 3. You can check out what the band have in store with a four-track primer they recently released, which includes some new songs.

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Brooklyn shoegaze mainstays A Place to Bury Strangers are gearing up for a busy 2012 – they have a new EP, Onwards to the Wall, and a long string of American tour dates all lined up already. You can stream that EP now via the Hype Machine – think My Bloody Valentine-esque waves of eardrum-splitting, decibel-meter-fracturing guitar scuzz and heavily processed vocals, but also think Radiohead’s kraut-y, underwater-feeling bass drive, and you might be close. But whatever comparisons we make can’t do justice to the EP’s most beautiful, unique moments – the eerie, processed electric cello and haze-buried female vocals on the title track, for example. The whole thing’s worth a listen or ten. Dead Oceans will drop it physically on February 7.

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Rufus Wainwright has announced, Out of the Game, his 7th studio album. The album will be produced by Mark Ronson, who is best known for his work with Amy Winehouse on Back To Black. The album will be released April 23rd on Polydor. The album’s first single “Jericho” is set to premiere soon.

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