Mas emo que el viento
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Oleeee, casi me da un soponcio…
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Bastante guapo el de The Van Pelt….
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Three people wide at all times me parece un temazal, ha despertado mi lado Emo y ha parado el tiempo unos segundos de mi vida hoy.
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Mineral
Fri 9/5 NEW YORK, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Sat 9/6 NEW YORK, NY @ Bowery Ballroom
Tues 9/9 WASHINGTON, DC @ Black Cat
Wed 9/10 BOSTON, MA @ Brighton Music Hall
Thurs 9/11 PHILADELPHIA, PA @ Union Transfer
Fri 9/12 CLEVELAND, OH @ Grog Shop
Sun 11/2 GAINESVILLE, FL @ Fest 13w/ special guest Into It. Over It.
Tix on sale Fri Apr 25, 2014, 10:00 am CDT
Fest 13 tix on sale now -
american football / american football -deluxe reissue- (polyvinyl, 2014)
▼ download | 320kbps
@3cmumq3p:
In the 15 years since its release, American Football's self-titled debut full-length has quietly become one of the most fiercely beloved titles in the Polyvinyl catalog. Though the trio – Mike Kinsella (Cap'n Jazz, Owen, Owls), Steve Lamos, and Steve Holmes -- only played a few shows and released just one other record (a three-song EP that preceded this full-length), their influence and legacy has steadily continued to grow in the time after they disbanded.
From its now iconic artwork to the band's unique songwriting approach (highlighted by an emphasis on shifting time signatures and sincere lyrics), American Football proves a record doesn't become a true classic through flashiness or catering to trends, but rather the deep emotional connection it forges between the music and the listener.
After guitarist Steve Holmes discovered a set of cassette tapes containing a variety of unreleased recordings, the band curated an album's worth of these rare live recordings, demos, and practice sessions (in which the group rehearsed material they never recorded elsewhere) to complement the original record.
https://www.polyvinylrecords.com/#product/american_football_deluxe
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en este festi nos lo pasaríamos bien: mineral, samiam, get up kids, title fight, la dispute, the hotelier, modern baseball, dads…
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…y The World Is a Beatiful Place..., Pianos become the teeth...
y saliendonos de la porción emo, tambien hay unos Hot Snakes, Title Fight (conciertazo en nou barris, por cierto), Mujonei, Weezer, Descendents...buffffY mola que hayan puesto a Ur lineup sux, bro y Ughh, my parents are here, hohoho
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Tengo un colega que va, el cabronazo.
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La polla la verdad, el cartel y poder ver a los putos Mineral, a ver si algun promotor se anima por aquí como con los Texas is the reason…
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prometedor el nuevo de braid. si todo el disco mantiene el nivel de este temazo estamos ante algo grande:
http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2014/05/08/310149644/song-premiere-braid-bang
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American Football - Never Meant [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
15 años después no hacía falta…
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No, falta no hacía, pero es una excusa para volver a escuchar ese temazal.
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@3aahfsdh:Jade Tree's entire catalog is now on bandcamp (Promise Ring, Lifetime, Jets to Brazil, Cap'n Jazz, Pedro the Lion & more)
We were just saying Jade Tree Records is back (though they say don't call it a comeback). The label has now uploaded their entire catalog to bandcamp with full streams of all the albums and downloads available for $5 or less. That means if your iTunes is missing say, The Promise Ring's Nothing Feels Good, Lifetime's Jersey's Best Dancers, Jets to Brazil's Orange Rhyming Dictionary, Pedro the Lion's Control, Cap'n Jazz's Analphabetapolothology, Owls' self-titled, Fucked Up's Hidden World, Joan of Arc's How Memory Works, Avail's 4AM Friday, New End Original's Thriller, Paint It Black's Paradise, Kid Dynamite's self-titled, or Young Widows' Settle Down City, you can now easily remedy that. Plus there's tons more, including new releases like the upcoming Dark Blue single.
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Perdonar el off-topic pero creo que varios de los que frecuentais este hilo estais en Londres. ¿Algún bolo interesante este fin de semana, emo o no en la City?
Gracias!
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garrafoni, te recomiendo que le eches un vistazo a songkick o a lastfm.
el viernes tienes bolos de carla bozulich, the pheromoans, grandmaster flash & scratch perverts, how to dress well, darren hayman…
y el sabado tienes la fiesta de presentacion del nme c86 con the wedding present como plato fuerte, mark lanegan, dj shadow… -
Muchas gracias! Es que no sabía bien a que web de conciertos referirme así que me voy a echar un ojo a las que pones.
Saludos.
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Ya se puede escuchar el nuevo trabajo de Hurricäde a través de su Bandcamp.
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braid / no coast (topshelf, 2014)
► bandcamp | ▼ download | 320kbps
@2j755361:
Let's get one thing out of the way: Braid in 2014 is not Braid in 1999. As an album title, No Coast is either a clever turn on geographic identification or a challenge to reunited '90s bands not to rest on their laurels. As Braid returns with its first full-length album in 16 years, it's probably a little bit of both.
From Chicago via Champaign, Braid was a key part of the fertile Midwestern emo scene that continues to inform not only the second wave of the genre, but also whatever wave we're currently riding. The band's 1993-99 run produced not only three classic albums, but also two compilations' worth of singles, covers and demos that are just as solid. For a scene that got pegged as sad sacks with guitars, Braid was emo's wild hair, with Bob Nanna and Chris Broach yelping atop impossibly catchy punk songs that somehow didn't fall apart.
No Coast, on the other hand, is a measured and often gorgeous album that still ought to remind fans why they fell in love with Braid in the first place. "Bang" and "Damages!" are anthemic indie-rock songs that recall Guided by Voices. Sweeping up and down the fretboard, "East End Hollows" is about the danciest power-pop tune Braid's ever written. The scratchy vinyl sample at the beginning of the somber "Light Crisis" comes from a 45 RPM record written by Nanna's grandfather from the birth family he'd only discovered a few years ago. And don't worry, a few tracks still could have come out of Age of Octeen, like "Put Some Wings on That Kid" and "Climber New Entry."
Like punk, emo is a young person's game. Sometimes, it's held to a double standard; that, as artists grow older, the "mature album" descriptor can be taken as condescending (read: "Why doesn't it sound like the thing that I like?!") or as a genuine big-picture overview that recognizes the way time and tastes have changed them. No Coast is a picture of a band that's found its own footing in a scene full of stellar young bands currently paving their own way.
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Grande, gracias.
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