Track Listing

1. Cherry Lips
2. Kink
3. Dart for My Sweetheart
4. Got to Get (Your Eyes)
5. Dead Funny
6. Modern Lovers
7. Cuckoo
8. Jab Jab
9. How I Sang Dang
10. Rituals
11. Harp for My Sweetheart

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #19326 in Music
• Released on: 2006-04-03
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

Der Dang Der Damn Good
The band name sounds like The Edgar Broughton Band and in a way The album you get is also like them. Not really in musical style but in its complete diversity from one song to the next. Listening to it for the first time de ja vue occured immediately and the mix of apparent influences illustrates the mix contained here in. At times the vocals sound like David Thomas of Pere Ubu, there are definite signs of Suicide, Dead Meadow, The Monks, Groundhogs and Captain Beefheart.

Influences aside this album is excellent. Great music from a modern band. I didn't think it was possible. Listen loud and if you can stop yourself from dancing madly you are actually dead.

Dead Funny? Dead Good.
This is one of those albums that always seems right. You know what I mean, You look at all your records and think, what'll I put on? And there are one or two, that when you see their little faces beeming back at you, you know they won't let you down. Such a record is this.
To obtain this status a record has to have been out a while, the gleam of novelty or band of the moment to have faded. This was released in 2006, three years on it's still a regular listen, and I still get excited by it, still play it to friends, and if that friend don't like it, they go down a little in my estimation.
At first it seems strange that they to get categorized as a blues rock band. Thinking of blues rock brings to mind something stilted, dead at birth, a reference to a time long gone. On hearing this maybe it has something in common with what a first hearing of John Lee Hooker might have been, a glimpse in to new territories unfolding as you listened.
There also seems to be something of the cyclical, driving nature of kraut rock. This slight whiff of something psychedelic makes the music expansive, ambitious in a way that belies the garage acoustics. Though it's this garage, referencing of a punk aesthetic that gives the record a breathlessly exciting quality.
What is it about Domino that they seem to be able to find bands that promise so much, and then make good on that promise?

I love those cherry lips
I had heard Archie bronson outfit name banded around for a while but i never done anything about it . i.e source any of their music due to the fact of the explosion of guitbar bands in recent yrs, but then one day i did, i bought myself a copy of der dang and i am fucking glad i did - rocking album from track one to the end track. Not going to name stand out tracks as they are all little gems in their own right. Buy this album if you call yourself a fan of good music