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  DFA Records' 12-Year History Retold in 12 Minutes by LCD Soundsystem, the Rapture, More

  May 8, 2013 – Too Old to New, Too New to Be Classic is a predictably perfect title for a new short film about DFA Records. …
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  Hear Hello Skinny and Hana Remix Larry Gus' Wide-Eyed Psych Pop for DFA

  May 3, 2013 – Following last year's Silent Congas, the Greek-born, Milan-based psych pop shaman Larry Gus returns to DFA this June with Years Not Living, a steady-dripping dopamine rush that's as colorfully chaotic as an explosion at the Sherwin-Williams plant. It's more polished than his last album, but not in the sense of studio sheen — think, rather, of agates fresh out of the rock tumbler. …
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  Hear Axel Boman and Pettar Nordkvist's Misty-Eyed Italo Groove 'Outside Amore (Edit)'

  April 3, 2013 – Meet Sweden's Man Tear. Is their name supposed to refer to teardrops or tatters? Perhaps both. On their debut single for DFA, Axel Boman, Pettar Nordkvist, and Johan Jonason sound both emo and ragged, albeit in a subdued, stylish way. …
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  Us v Them: James Murphy Sues DFA Cofounder Tim Goldsworthy

  March 4, 2013 – Where are James Murphy's friends tonight? Because there's one of them who might need to get served with legal papers.The former LCD Soundsystem frontman has sued his former partner in the influential DFA production duo, Tim Goldsworthy, as DNAinfo.com reports (via Pitchfork). …
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  Hear Barker & Baumecker Take Sinkane's 'Warm Spell' to a Dark, Cold Place

  March 1, 2013 – Sinkane's Ahmed Gallab knows a thing or two about distance. He was born in Sudan, is based in New York, and he's toured the world with Of Montreal, Yeasayer, and Caribou. …
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  Hear Midnight Magic's Weightless Disco Cut 'Diamonds'

  September 26, 2012 – New York's Midnight Magic made their debut in 2010 with "Beam Me Up" (Permanent Vacation), a buoyant, joyful indie-disco number that still hasn't worn out its welcome on dance floors, thanks to the dizzying interplay between octave-jumping bass, judicious horn charts, and Tiffany Roth's unstoppable vocal presence. …
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