Every week, Amazon.com lets us select one album from its MP3 store to go on super sale (up to 75% off normal prices). At Amazon's request, going forward we're going to feature recent releases instead of old albums you probably already own. Hopefully you'll be able to add these newer must-own LPs to your library without breaking your budget. Today's deal: Department Of Eagles' In Ear Park. It's easy to paint Department Of Eagles' In Ear Park as an alternate-lineup Grizzly Bear album: the record takes production cues from GB bassist Chris Taylor, who joins drummer Chris Bear in support of principle players Daniel Rossen and Fred Nicolaus's sophomore set. So, fair enough -- that's 3/4 of Bear right there. But what emerges, hazily, over Park's 11 songs is the distinct vision of a songwriting partnership that predates its blog-beloved counterpart. Rossen and Nicolaus have been working together since releasing 2003's Whitey On The Moon UK LP (later renamed The Cold Nose), spending the next four years sporadically assembling what would become one of 2008's finest albums.