Dominic
by Dominic
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Right for me
03:12
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Get rich and die trying
04:14
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about
Last year Dominic celebrated their 10-year anniversary as a band, and now they have begun the process of a new decade. Spring and summer 2012 has been spent in the studio where they have been working on their third studio album, and during the upcoming fall they will finish the recordings. Even if the album is still a few months away, there is already possibilities of a sneak listen of what to expect. The band will do a short tour in Germany in October and at the same time release a 10-inch with a brand new song, plus to re-recordings of two songs from their previous album Nord (2009). The new song is entitled Right For Me and will be out on a 10-inch which will be for sale from October 2012 on Denovali Records.
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released October 26, 2012
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Dominic Trondheim, Norway
Norwegian band formed in 2001. Has released two EPs and two albums. Played more than 250 shows all over Europe.
discography
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Mar 2013 -
Oct 2012 -
Sep 2009 -
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Jan 2004 -
Jan 2003
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