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4th February 2010
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22nd January 2010
Magnet Magazine hosts exclusive premiere of Radiorace video by N.A.M.B.!!
Awesome US indie music magazine Magnet are hosting the premiere of the brilliant new stop-motion animation video of the track 'Radiorace' by N.A.M.B. - in which an intrepid little robot called BMAN gets sucked inside of the radio and hunted by the evil robots who control the music!
Will BMAN be subjected to death by playlist?!
Can he move his tin arse fast enough to escape?!
Find out HERE
To read the tale of BMAN and his adventures, complete with songs and illustrations, visit Planet Juice.
16th January 2010
Picastro to release new album 'Become Secret' on 22 February!
Awesome Canadian avant folk/rock artists Picastro return to Monotreme to release their 4th album, 'Become Secret'. And it's a beauty!! The album will be out on CD and digital formats the week of 22 February worldwide except in Canada, where it is out now on vinyl and digital formats on BLOCKS Recording Club.
Here is an mp3 of the track "Twilight Parting" from the album for you to enjoy:
Picastro will be appearing at the Tanned Tin Festival in Spain on 29 January and will return to Europe for a tour in March / April. If you would like to help them with a show, please get in touch with us - tours {at} monotremerecords.com
12th January 2010
Here is a promotional video for the track 'Apples & Pears from the forthcoming Nedry album, 'Condors', which you can pre-order now from our shop. Pre-orders will ship by 25 January and will include free Nedry badges and stickers.
Nedry: Apples & Pears Promo from monotreme records on Vimeo.
11th January 2010
BBC 2 TV series "The British Family" featuring soundtrack by Reigns starts tonight!
The BBC 2 3-part TV series 'The British Family' starts tonight at 9 pm GMT. Reigns scored most of the soundtrack for the entire series!! Kirsty Young presents a history of how British families have changed since the Second World War.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00q08ft
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