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Tunng – Turbines (2013)
@1jwt9owf:
Over the course of their development, U.K. indie collective Tunng have always been torn between their folky hearts and their sometimes manic elec- tronic impulses, usually ending up in a hypnotic middle ground between the two. With fifth full- length Turbines, Tunng strip away all of the sonic clutter that at times results in their experimental leanings, turning in nine tracks that cleanly mesh together disparate modes of gentle acoustic reflection, cold, mechanical beats, and almost sci-fi ornamentation from a collection of vintage synthesizers. The songs are oddly minimal, even at their busiest, with a striking sense of musical economy. One of the best examples of this thrifty arrangement is “Trip Trap,” which stuffs its landscape with singsongy dual male/female vocals, spooky synth pads, and interplay between bells and fingerpicked guitar before dropping in enormous, sawtoothed synth bass and shockingly clean, vividly loud drum samples. As the song builds, even the huge artificial handclaps and buried frog sound effects can’t detract from the focus of the tunes’ hauntingly catchy melodies and the perfectly intertwined vocals. Similarly pristine arrangements shake out on the Broadcast-esque “By This” and the albums centerpiece “So Far from Here,” a song that manages to blend smooth electric piano riffs, twinkling music box samples, and found sound percussion without ever losing its seamless focus. The pop palate on Turbines is so refined that Tunng manage to sneak in a kitchen-sink production esthetic almost completely under the radar of their extremely infectious popsmart tunes. Listening closely, it’d be easy to imagine alternate versions of the songs with just the folk elements or just the more sterile electronic segments. Either concept would work, but luckily the synthesis works even better. Somewhere between the most electric Fairport Convention moments, the most inspired moments of creative spark from the early 2000s freak folk movement, or Tortoise’s flirtations with minimal techno ideas, Tunng end up with brilliant tunes like the controlled clouds of “Bloodlines.” Remarkably, Turbines makes the right choices at almost every turn, never meandering or spending too much time indulging one idea but instead leaving just enough unsa
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@FR#:bez9lwaf:
pues ando yo buscando el nuevo de White Fang- High Expectations y no hay forma…
si alguien sabe donde encontrar link, lo agradezco.os dejo esta perlita de paso, para quien guste:
WHITE FANG - STEADY TRUCKIN' FOR SUMMER (2013 Gnar Tapes/Burger)
http://uptobox.com/pvsjqpieesv5Suerte de Spotify para todas estas bandas, me salva el culo muchas veces porque algunos son difíciles de encontrar,
Coffee table es uno de sus mejores temas ever, replay, replay, replay y así…
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Nisennenmondai - N Ep [Bijin]
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Pity Sex – Feast of Love (2013)
@3j41ivey:
Ann Arbor quartet Pity Sex swoons hard within a shoegaze swirl, using pop prettiness as their anchor within the fuzz. My Bloody Valentine and the Breeders loom large over these youngsters — the band formed in 2011 — but it’s been a long time coming, in a way. Drummer Sean St. Charles and guitarist-singer Brennan Greaves have known one another since kindergarten and played in early groups together in the shadow of those ’90s greats.
They eventually found their match in bassist Brandon Pierce and singer-guitarist Britty Drake, and last year shared the Dark World EP via Run for Cover Records. Now the quartet release their full- length debut, Feast of Love, by the same label on June 25. Recorded and produced by Will Yip (Title Fight, Daylight, Balance and Composure) at Studio 4 in Pennsylvania, the album borrows heavily from shoegaze and alternative rock influences to craft the Ann Arbor quartet’s fuzzy, contemporary indie-pop sound.http://www.runforcoverrecords.com/pitysex.php
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Thanks Moldy, tenía ganas de este disco.
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https://mega.co.nz/#!kEtxAajT!GbiJlx8ML17qEshUdXXQpmXRbDAN2f5MpEw73DGL-jAoOoOO - Without Your Love (2013)
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Nisennenmondai - N Ep [Bijin]
http://uploaded.net/file/ixtkw50x http://cloudzer.net/file/6uf2be4dGracias, estat. No lo sabía. Descargando inmediatamente.
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El de Holden ha durado nada y menos
Edit: James Holden - Inheritors ->> https://mega.co.nz/#!KVgA2CRJ!aMoD8wP0P ... ESWrfIJZIY
Edit2: Thanks anyways Moldy!
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Fuck Buttons – Slow Focus
http://bitshare.com/files/xchh970n/SlowFocus2013.rar.htmlhttp://uploaded.net/file/4hx070x2/SlowFocus2013.rar
http://rapidgator.net/file/9b7a96404547449bf663ccdd2609c518/SlowFocus2013.rar.html ``` -
recomiendo este disco:
VA - PDX Pop Now! (2013)
recop del festival PDX POP NOW de Portland…http://cloudzer.net/file/xegcpuhy
info aqui:http://www.pdxpopnow.com/cd
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Molly Nilsson - The Travels [Dark Skies]
http://uploaded.net/file/o1cfgfl8 http://cloudzer.net/file/kug294k4Edit: faltaba una letra en el apellido
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@estatvegetal:3di5j9rw:
Molly Nilson - The Travels [Dark Skies]
http://uploaded.net/file/o1cfgfl8 http://cloudzer.net/file/kug294k4Gracias! No conocía a esta persona y me está alegrando la tarde a base de bien!
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The Devil came a-calling, The Prefab Sprout (2005, studio album, mp3, 128kbps)
Calidad sonido 7/10, aceptable.
@1zcxpbz9:
Prefab Sprout are of the most under-appreciated pop groups of all-time. Any self-knowing music fan should acknowledge Two Wheels Good, From Langley Park to Memphis, and Jordan: The Comeback as absolutely essential albums, ones containing extraordinarily witty lyrics and lushly infectious chord changes — trademarks of idiosyncratic frontman Paddy McAloon. McAloon has been selective with the band’s releases as of late, averaging an album or two per decade — most recently with 2009′s Lets Change the World with Music. McAloon’s health issues have led to impaired vision and decreased hearing, which has left some to wonder how ably the talented songwriter can currently create new music.
Regardless of McAloon’s current works, an excellent new Prefab Sprout album surfaced over the past week. The ten brand new tracks were uploaded by an anonymous user back in March, with the album titled as The Devil Came A-Calling. The Prefab Sprout fanbase just recently realized the album’s existence online a few days ago, so they’re still in the process of digesting what many consider to be McAloon’s best work of the decade. The glitzy siren-aided infectiousness of “The Best Jewel Thief in the World” compares to McAloon’s greatest pop epics, while the somber jazz-inspired guitar stylings of “Grief Built the Taj Mahal” show his penchant for metaphorical whimsy and engrossing historical narratives. Overall, The Devil Came A-Calling sounds like one of the year’s best — and probably the best Prefab Sprout album since Jordan: The Comeback.
As of right now, there are several theories as to what The Devil Came A-Calling actually is:
-A brand new Prefab Sprout planned to be released this year or next. Perhaps the band was swapping rough cuts of the album’s tracks on online with the producer (Tony Visconti?), but a middle-man obtained the tracks somehow?
-These tracks are from 2004-2005 recording sessions that Paddy abandoned. He is reputed for apparently having dozens of unreleased songs, and this just may be the surface of them. Some details on what this album could potentially be:
Devil Came A-Calling (2005) – A dark, melancholic album, of which very little is known.
“I struggle with melancholy, though I try to keep it out of my songs. I’ve written a lot of moaning songs these last few years; I’ve had to stop myself. But I do have one or two unreleased LPs with dark things there.” (Mojo #191, October 2009)
“I have an LP called… the song that I think of as being the centre of it is called Devil Came A-Calling, which takes a completely different view of the world to this one [LCTWWM]. It’s almost like the mirror-image of it. Devil Came A-Calling… and it’s darker, and it’s the other side of this. So you could say, well where do I stand in that? I don’t know where I stand in it. I’m just looking for subjects that have power for the listener. So that I did just before my hearing problem. That was 2005. Devil Came A-Calling – so there’s another one for you [laughter]. Maybe I should do that next. Maybe I should do that next – then they could make a kind of double CD at some future point [laughter].” (Arnd Zeigler interview September 2009)Some allege this is all from a very talented Prefab Sprout imitator. To that I say nonsense. No one is replicating Paddy’s sound this convincingly. Just listen to the quality of these tracks and one thing is clear: These are brand new Prefab Sprout tracks. And they’re great as hell.
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Daughn Gibson - Me Moan
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hola. alguien podria subir el de la muñeca de sal y los profetas..?
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Lumerians "The High Frontier" (Partisan Records, 2013)
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The Chameleons - Dreams in Celluloid - A collection of rare recordings
http://bitshare.com/files/296e9wsy/DreamsCelluloid2013.rar.html
DISC 1
1. The Fan and The Bellows
2. Dali’s Picture
3. Everyday I’m Crucified
4. Looking Inwardly
5. Nostalgia
6. Turn To Vices
7. Love Is
8. Nathan’s Phase
9. Dreams In Celluloid
10. Things I Wish I’d Said
11. Less Than Human
12. In Shreds
13. Prisoners of the Sun
DISC 2
1. Is It Any Wonder
2. Free For All
3. The Healer
4. Denims And Curls
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