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• Calling All Cars are back with their amazing second long player. Featuring the Triple J smash ‘Reptile’ and the new single ‘No Sleep’ the album was once again produced by Tom Larkin (Shihad) and mixed by international producer Chris Sheldon (Foo Fighters). NEWS FLASH..DANCING WITH A DEAD MAN WILL BE TRIPLE J’S FEATURE ALBUM NEXT WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY AUGUST 7TH!• SUPER LIMITED first pressing comes in digipak.• Heaps of high profile PR in the form of street press front covers (Inpress Melbourne & DB Adelaide), features in Rolling Stone, Triple J magazine, Blunt. Expect to see reviews everywhere.• Marketing includes: BLUNT mag, Triple J-Mag, Fasterlouder.com, 3 x rounds of National street press, street posters Melbourne & Sydney, huge social networking campaign emanating via facebook. Massive promo push.• National tour kicks off August 11th - September 11th taking in all capital cities, major regional centres and is supported by Triple J, Blunt, Street Press Australia & Fasterlouder.com

CALLING ALL CARSDANCING WITH A DEAD MANSHOCK / ALTERNATIVE

PPD: $15.98CD: DEAD001

• Hailing from Winnipeg, Canada, Imaginary Cities have quickly become one of their homeland’s brightest new bands, with their giddy blend of alt-pop, folk & Motown soul.• Imaginary Cities began in late 2009 - a duo comprised of multi-instrumentalist, Rusty Matyas (The Waking Eyes) and smoky-voiced, indie-soul singer, Marti Sarbit. Once heard, not forgotten.• Imaginary Cities most recently opened for The Pixies on their entire 2011 North American tour, and will be head-ing to our shores in September 2011 for a big run support-ing SPARKADIA: Sat 3 Perth (Astor Theatre), Thu 8 Sydney (Metro Theatre), Fri 9 Canberra (Zierholz at University of Canberra), Sat 10 Wollongong (Waves), Sun 11 Penrith (Panthers) Wed 14 Ballarat (Bended Elbow), Thu 15 Gee-long (Bended Elbow), Fri 16 Melbourne (Forum), Sat 17 Brisbane (Tivoli), Sun 18 Coolangatta (Coolangatta Hotel).• Stacks of promo activity pre and during tour.

IMAGINARY CITIESTEMPORARY RESIDENTSHOCK / ALTERNATIVE

PPD: $13.99CD: CTX625CD

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F U R T H E RP R I O R I T I E S

• Recorded live at Melbourne’s Regent Theatre, Glenn Shorrock showcases, what is nearly half a century of, his songwriting and vocal talents.• Over a stellar 45 year career Glenn has been the unmistakable voice behind over 25 million album sales worldwide. Songs such as Reminiscing, Help is on its Way, Cool Change and Home on a Monday provided a soundtrack to the 70s and helped the Little River Band become the first Australian band to conquer the coveted US market. Today LRB remains one of the most successful Australian bands of all time.• To mark his remarkable achievements, Glenn performed exclusive 45th anniversary concerts in Sydney and Melbourne in July 2010, reinventing a few of his classics along the way.• The unmistakable voice behind over 25 million album sales worldwide• A veteran of the Australian music industry, singer/songwriter Glenn Shorrock has been twice inducted to the ARIA Hall of Fame• Perfect Father’s Day stock

PPD: $16.43DVD: AZTEC5182

GLENN SHORROCK 45 YEARS OF SONG AZTEC / POP

JOHN HIATTDIRTY JEANS AND MUDSLIDE HYMNSNEW WEST / ROOTS/RETRO

•‘Dirty Jeans And Mudslide Hymns’ is the new album on New West Records from acclaimed musician and songwriter John Hiatt. This follows his acclaimed 2010 release ‘The Open Road’.• The album was produced by Kevin Shirley (Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, The Black Crowes).• John Hiatt’s work has been covered by everyone from Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, BB King, and Bonnie Raitt to Iggy Pop, Three Dog Night and The Neville Brothers.• Extensive service to Australia media, flowthrough from o’seas and online promotions and marketing activity, local ad in Rhythms magazine.• Also avail.as Ltd.Deluxe 2 disc version: Cat # NW6209-2, APN 0607396620920, PPD $19.30 (pre-dist.fee & GST).

PPD: $19.302CD: NW6209-2

PPD: $15.98CD: NW6206-2

DEAD AND DIVINEANTIMACYSHOCK / PUNK

• Dead and Divine’s latest aural assault, Antimacy, finds the band one-upping themselves and adding to the body of evidence that proves them as one of the prized acts in an over-crowded and seemingly stagnant genre of heavy music.• Antimacy, dropping August 5, is unquestionably the pinnacle of their progress to date, taking the staple sounds of their previous output and incorporating a wider variety of outside influence – from the raw aggression of ‘80s hardcore to the melancholic melodies of ‘90s alternative.• While debut full-length The Fanciful (2008) and follower The Machines We Are (2009) both benefited from killer production, Antimacy, with Jordan Valeriote at the helm, beautifully balances each member’s input, elevating the record beyond the sum of its parts.

PPD: $13.99CD: DE-31

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NOFX“HARDCORE 10””FAT WRECK / PUNK

• NOFX’s latest release is a lot of things, none of which you’d normally expect (unless you keep up with internet message boards, twitter, and music news outlets, in which case you’ve likely read rumors about this release for a couple years now and know exactly what to expect).• 10” vinyl only, no CD release, no digital, with the band paying homage to obscure hardcore bands they idolised in the early days for the band in the 80s. As in 1980s.• What further info do we have? Not a whole lot, except that the band has sold something like 100,000 across their 2 hardcore 7” singles, and over 5 million albums across their catalogue.• If you stock vinyl, this one is a must.

PPD: $10.6712”: FAT773-1

ROOTS OF AMY WINEHOUSEVARIOUS ARTISTSSNAPPER MUSIC / ROOTS/RETRO

• One of the biggest sellers in the ‘Roots Of’ series, even prior to her untimely death recently.• Stock in your Amy Winehouse section - 20 tracks by artists that inspired & influenced Amy Winehouse’s distinctive style - includes Dinah Washington, Billie Holiday, Anita O’Day, Lena Horne, Sarah Vaughan & Clifford Brown, Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Chet Baker.

PPD: $9.34CD: SBLUECD075

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FRENZAL RHOMBSMOKO AT THE PET FOOD FACTORYSHOCK / PUNK

• Australian punk rock institution FRENZAL RHOMB have finally finished their new album SMOKO AT THE PET FOOD FACTORY. Recorded in Fort Collins Colorado, with Descendents’ Bill Stevenson standing watch as producer!• Lyrics to the first song BIRD ATTACK are insultingly simple, and were aired at recent shows: ‘Magpie, seagull, ibis. Eyes drawn, ice cream, helmet’. And the pet food themed indignity continues for 16 tracks, including one near the end about world famous bass player and alleged substance abuser Karl Alvarez. Nestled comfortably in-between are songs about cockroaches, goths, racists, rapists and heaps and heaps of ciggies.• The first official single Knuckleheads is already getting triple j high rotation airplay and the live favourite Bird Attack is also getting plenty of requests. Marketing and promotion for the new album will be extensive, everything from national outdoor street posters, to street press, mobile billboards and outline campaigns are in effect. Publicity wise media is lining up to speak to the long running act, daily newspapers, radio and the band will act as ‘guest editors’ in the upcoming issue of Blunt magazine.• To launch ‘Smoko’ the band will hit the road in early September with US act Teenage Bottlerocket as special guests.

PPD: $15.98CD: HMDIFPFT04

1. Well I don’t know the recipe, but when I was in Melbourne with the Weakerthans we went to a Thai restaurant (I can’t remember what it’s called!) in some cool neighbourhood (I can’t remember this either!). I think it was south-east of downtown - if anyone knows where I’m talking about please let me know - because they had this crab and asparagus soup that was the most orgasmic thing ever. I’ve actually tried to figure out what restaurant it was so I could get a bucket of it sent up to Canada. No luck so far. Camaaaaaan. 2. At the corner of Granville and Davie in downtown Vancouver is a place called Numero Uno Pizza. They sell pizza by the slice until the wee hours of the night, and I stop in almost every time we are in the city. They have a beef and blue cheese pizza that is truly one of a kind. The beef has a toast like texture to it, as if it’s been broiled slightly, so that just the upper most tips are crispy. The “blue cheese” is more of a sweet creamy sauce that is swirled from the center outward, and the crust is glazed with garlic and toasted sesame seeds. Oh my god it is so frigging good. 3. One wit whiz. A Philly Cheesesteak sandwich is something entirely different in Philadelphia than it is anywhere else. There are rules to the ordering process too. All you are allowed to say is a two or three word phrase. If you get it wrong, they will actually send you to the back of the line! The first word is how many you want - one. Second word is whether or not you want onions. If you do - wit. If not - witout. The third word is only there if you want cheese - which you obviously do, and you say which kind you would like. The most standard is actually cheese whiz - so you say whiz. All together now: “ONE WIT WHIZ”. And these guys are so fast that you’re barely at the “z” of whiz and you have your change and sandwich in your hand. But it’s not fast food, no way! The line up is around the block all day long and they are constantly making each frenzied sandwich fresh and hot! Go ahead, try it at home! Oh yeah, don’t forget the “freshly roasted” roast beef! Ok I could go on forever but I’ll stop there! Although I should quickly mention that Heinz actually gave me my own line of “Rusty’s Choice” ketchup in Canada. I really love food a lot.

IMAGINARY CITIESRUSTY MATYAS OF IMAGINARY CITIES CHATS ABOUT HIS FAVOURITE RECIPES.....

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NOFX THE WAR ON ERRORISM FAT657-2 CD 12.66

NOFX I HEARD THEY SUCK...LIVE FAT528CD CD 12.66

SHORT MUSIC FOR SHORT PEOPLE VARIOUS ARTISTS FAT591-2 CD 12.66

NOFX WOLVES IN WOLVES' CLOTHING FAT711-2 CD 12.66

LAGWAGON DOUBLE PLAIDINUM FAT558-2 CD 12.66

RISE AGAINST REVOLUTIONS PER MINUTE FAT653-2 CD 12.66

ME FIRST & THE GIMME GIMMES HAVE A BALL FAT554-2 CD 12.66

ME FIRST & THE GIMME GIMMES BLOW IN THE WIND FAT620-2 CD 12.66

ME FIRST & THE GIMME GIMMES ARE A DRAG FAT586-2 CD 12.66

ME FIRST & THE GIMME GIMMES TAKE A BREAK FAT650-2 CD 12.66

LAGWAGON LET'S TALK ABOUT FEELINGS FAT578-2 CD 12.66

NOFX COASTER FAT737-2 CD 12.66

STRUNG OUT SUBURBANTEENAGEWASTELAND- FAT537-2 CD 12.66

STRUNG OUT TWISTED BY DESIGN FAT570-2 CD 12.66

PROPAGANDHI HOW TO CLEAN EVERYTHING FAT506CD CD 12.66

LAGWAGON TRASHED FAT513CD CD 12.66

STRUNG OUT AN AMERICAN PARADOX FAT633-2 CD 12.66

RISE AGAINST THE UNRAVELING FAT695-2 CD 12.66

NO USE FOR A NAME MAKING FRIENDS FAT557-2 CD 12.66

LAGWAGON DUH FAT502CD CD 12.66

PROPAGANDHI LESS TALK,MORE ROCK FAT666-2 CD 12.66

STRUNG OUT EXILE IN OBLIVION FAT680-2 CD 12.66

NO USE FOR A NAME MORE BETTERNESS FAT593-2 CD 12.66

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GOMEZ WHATEVERS ON YOUR MINDCD: ATO0102 / PPD: $15.98

FRENZAL RHOMB SMOKO AT THE PET FOOD FACTORY

CD: HMDIFPFT04 / PPD: $15.98

JUL 29 - AUG 1 SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS WOODFORDIAJULY 29 TANKS ART CENTRE CAIRNSAUG 1 METRO THEATRE SYDNEY AUG 3 FACTORY THEATRE SYDNEYAUG 4 PALACE THEATRE MELBOURNE

SEPT 1 CAMBRIDGE HOTEL NEWCASTLESEPT 2 METRO THEATRE SYDNEYSEPT 3 CORNER HOTEL MELBOURNESEPT 6 THE NATIONAL HOTEL GEELONGSEPT 7 THE LOFT WARRNAMBOOL

CALLING ALL CARS DANCING WITH A DEAD MANCD: DEAD001 / PPD: $15.98

AUG 11 KAY STREET TRARALGONAUG 12 REPUBLIC BAR HOBARTAUG 13 FOWLER’S LIVE ADELAIDEAUG 18 BEACH HOTEL BYRON BAYAUG 19 TEMPO HOTEL BRISBANE

BONJAH GO GO CHAOS CD: BONJAH009 / PPD: $15.98

AUG 17 INDI BAR SCARBOROUGHAUG 18 MOJOS NORTH FREMANTLEAUG 19 ROCK INNE TAVERN KARRAGULLENAUG 20 SETTLERS TAVERN MARGARET RIVERAUG 21 REDCLIFFE ON THE MURRAY PINJARRAAUG 25 BENDED ELBOW BALLARAT

IMAGINARY CITIES TEMPORARY RESIDENT CD: CTX625CD / PPD: $13.99

SEPT 3 ASTOR THEATRE PERTHSEPT 8 METRO THEATRE SYDNEYSEPT 9 ZIERHOLZ AT UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA SEPT 10 WAVES WOLLONGONGSEPT 11 PANTHERS PENRITHSEPT 14 BENDED ELBOW BALLARAT

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HELLOGOODBYE WOULD IT KILL YOU?CD: CTX622CD / PPD: $13.99

SEPT 24 RNA SHOWGROUNDS BRISBANE SOUNDWAVE REV. SEPT 25 OLD KINGS OVAL SYDNEY SOUNDWAVE REV. SEPT 30 TABCORP PARK MELBOURNE SOUNDWAVE REV.

TITLE FIGHT SHEDCD: SD1441-2 / PPD: $13.99

SEPT 8 THE OLD MUSEUM BRISBANESEPT 9 THE METRO SYDNEYSEPT 10 BILLBOARD MELBOURNESEPT 11 FOWLERS ADELAIDESEPT 13 THE CAPITOL PERTH

MAN OVERBOARD THE ABSOLUTE WORSTLP: RR122 / PPD: $12.66

AUG 26 FOWLERS LIVE ADELAIDE AUG 27 PHOENIX YOUTH CENTER MELAUG 28 EAST BRUNSWICK CLUB MELAUG 31 THE CABBAGE TREE HOTEL WOLLONGONGSEPT 1 BLUSH NIGHT CLUB GOSFORD

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BALANCE AND COMPOSURE SEPARATIONCD: NSR45 / PPD: $13.99

WE ARE THE OCEAN GO NOW AND LIVECD: CTX616CD / PPD: $15.98

AUG 18 KILL THE MUSIC BRISBANE AUG 18 BOYS & GIRLS BRISBANE AUG 20 NOWHERE SYDNEY AUG 21 RESIST RECORDS SYDNEY AUG 24 BAR 32 CANBERRA AUG 25 POISON CITY MELBOURNE

SEPT 24 RNA SHOWGROUNDS - SOUNDWAVE REV. BRISBANESEPT 25 OLD KINGS OVAL - SOUNDWAVE REV. SYDNEYSEPT 30 TABCORP PARK - SOUNDWAVE REV. MELBOURNE

WU-TANG LEGENDARY WEAPONSCCD: EOMCD2121/ PPD: $13.99

AUG 5 ENMORE THEATRE SYDNEYAUG 6 FESTIVAL HALL MELBOURNEAUG 7 METRO CITY PERTH

LOON LAKE NOT JUST FRIENDSCD: LLCD001 / PPD: $6.21

AUG 13 THE TOFF IN TOWN MELBOURNEAUG 18 GOODGOD SYDNEYAUG 19 CBD HOTEL NEWCASTLESEPT 3 PLUS ONE AT EDINBURGH CASTLE ADELAIDE SEPT 7 BIG SOUND BRISBANE

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CALLING ALL CARS DANCING WITH A DEAD MAN DEAD001 5021456181834 Y CD 15.98

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HIATT,JOHN DIRTY JEANS AND MUDSLIDE HYMNS NW6206-2 0607396620623 Y CD 15.98

HIATT,JOHN DIRTY JEANS AND MUDSLIDE HYMNS NW6209-2 0607396620920 Y 2CD 19.30

IMAGINARY CITIES TEMPORARY RESIDENT CTX625CD 5021456181780 Y CD 13.99

DEAD AND DIVINE ANTIMACY DE-31 5021456182459 Y CD 13.99

SHORROCK,GLENN 45 YEARS OF SONG AZTEC5182 5021456176731 Y DVD 16.43

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NOFX "HARDCORE 10"" FAT773-1 0751097077313 N 12" 10.67

ROOTS OF AMY WINEHOUSE VARIOUS ARTISTS SBLUECD075 0636551007528 Y CD 9.34

COMING PRIORITIES IN STORES AUGUST 19TH

FRENZAL RHOMB SMOKO AT THE PET FOOD FACTORY HMDIFPFT04 5021456182299 Y CD 15.98

BEST SELLERS

CALLING ALL CARS DANCING WITH A DEAD MAN DEAD001 5021456181834 Y CD 15.98

BRAND,ADAM YOU'RE A REVHEAD 080CDCB 5021456180967 Y CD 15.98

BRAND NEW DEJA ENTENDU CTX339CD 5021456148929 Y CD 15.98

DEAD AND DIVINE ANTIMACY DE-31 5021456182459 Y CD 13.99

CITY AND COLOUR LITTLE HELL CTX620CD 5021456180479 Y CD 13.99

WELCH,GILLIAN THE HARROW & THE HARVEST ACNY-1109 0805147110922 Y CD 15.98

GRUNWALD,ASH HOT MAMA VIBES DG09 5021456175208 Y CD 15.98

BLACK KEYS,THE BROTHERS CTX556CD 5021456173426 Y CD 12.66

WU-TANG LEGENDARY WEAPONS EOMCD2121 5021456181407 Y CD 13.99

WILSON,ROSS MR EAGLE ROCK- THE BEST OF MER-0100 5021456176793 Y CD 15.98

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