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oye yo me bajo este último solo porque tiene las letricas así como de psicodelia y tal, pero vamos
que al menos a los grupos estos "raros" molaría ponerles alguna etiqueta o alguna reseña mínima. -
ostias!!! en que pagina estaba yo?
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Torres – Torres (2013)
@33gv2ngy:
Torres, the debut album from 22-year-old Nashville native Mackenzie Scott, has a deceptively charming backstory. Scott’s family pooled their money together to buy the Gibson guitar that is heard on the album. It was recorded live to tape over the course of five days in the home of a Louisiana songwriter. Scott herself is a bright- eyed, beautiful young woman that simply looks happy to have the opportunity to share her music. Given such a pleasant, unassuming foundation, it is a welcome surprise that the album itself is a raw and gripping exploration of our most basic human emotions. Over simple and often sparse arrangem- ents, Scott unleashes her remarkably multi-faceted voice and lets the listener into the intimate moments of her life. She stands confused outside of a strangers house. A man ashes in his coffee. She looks down the face of a waterfall, wondering whether or not to jump. TORRES is a deeply personal record. However, through her stories of fear, heartbreak, inadequacy, and self-acceptance, Scott ultimately speaks to something universal.
The album opener, “Mother Earth, Father God,” with its languid strings set against distortion and solemn lyrics, quickly establishes TORRES’s diverse range of influences. There are hints of Chan Marshall’s raw recording style and emotional delivery, Joanna Newsom’s lilting flourishes, Alela Diane’s powerful and seductive vocal tone, and Julie Doiron’s juxtaposition of acoustic and electric sounds. It’s a song that portends an album filled with angst ridden americana, driving drum beats, and dark violin solos. However, the album that unfolds after the first track is far more adventurous than the first few minutes suggest. Scott finds her voice immediately and from there in makes bold instrumental decisions that surprise and enrapture, making for a gorgeous patchwork over which her stories are able to come to life.
http://torrestorrestorres.com/
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en vuestra puta cara, mamones!
pissed jeans / honeys (sub pop, 2013)
@2aeaatme:
Age and four full-lengths haven’t mellowed Pissed Jeans; they can still unleash a blare that will exfoliate your cochlea. Formed in Allentown, Pennsylvania, Pissed Jeans released Shallow, their first album, in 2005 on Parts Unknown Records. The band relocated to Philadelphia seven years ago, and Sub Pop released Hope for Men in 2007, and then King of Jeans in 2009. The latter was recorded by Grammy nominee Alex Newport, who also recorded Honeys.
Age and experience have, however, refined Pissed Jeans. Their ideas and execution have become more subtly focused. The songs on Honeys are direct without being obtuse, evocative without being vague, personal without being indulgent. They also rock like nobody’s business. Forget all the claptrap you’ve heard about other bands delivering the goods. If you want bloodthirsty, you’ve got it… At times Honeys is the sound of being bashed over the head with a snow shovel. At times the band slows down and sounds like waking from a nightmare you can’t quite remember. The songs are catchy, but in a way that would appeal to mental patients who only understand colors.
Honeys stews on the kind of mundane, niggling things that keep you up late at night. It’s an ode to the misery and shackles of being a responsible adult, and the shame of one’s own narcissism. Pissed Jeans trucks in menacing songs about insecurity, and nobody has ever done it better.
http://www.subpop.com/releases/pissed_jeans/full_lengths/honeys
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@bruce_billis:21b192uy:
en vuestra puta cara, mamones!
pissed jeans / honeys (sub pop, 2013)
Crack!
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Gracias Bruce, el de Torres me ha gustado muchismo, no tenía ni papa de ellos.
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HIJOSDEPUTA
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mierda que le dieron duro al spam
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¿Que pasa con el de Retribution Gospel Choir? Alguien lo ha visto?
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Como empieza el año Sacred Bones, ojo.
Föllakzoid - II
http://www39.zippyshare.com/v/14792213/file.html//
The Holydrug Couple - Noctuary
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@moldy:2qaoe4cl:
Tegan and Sara – Heartthrob (2013)
http://uploaded.net/file/79tmyx15/www.NewAlbumReleases.net_Tegan%20and%20Sara%20-%20Heartthrob%20%282013%29.rarEdito para que bruce no se enfade: http://www.vaporrecords.com/tegansara/tegansarapage.html
Les dejo nuevo link:
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@Pelukini:wxcvmjl1:
Como empieza el año Sacred Bones, ojo.
The Holydrug Couple - Noctuary
http://uptobox.com/b1f0xykdmjqaMuy guapos.
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Yo diría que son bastante feos.
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Las feas follan mejor. Los feos hacen mejor música.
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@Pelukini:24snvhfr:
Como empieza el año Sacred Bones, ojo.
http://uptobox.com/b1f0xykdmjqa¡GRACIAS!
El I de Follakzoid es maravilloso.Que pena que no vengan. Un showcase de Sacred Bones ya!
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@Pelukini:1a7p548g:
Wussy - … Popular Favorites
Estoy flipando en colores Pelukini. Creo mque será uno de mis discos del 2013 -
¿Alguien con el de Julio de la Rosa "Pequeños trastornos sin importancia" (2013)?
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@Maurici:2zx3ynat:
@Pelukini:2zx3ynat:
Wussy - … Popular Favorites
Estoy flipando en colores Pelukini. Creo mque será uno de mis discos del 2013A mí también me está encantando, aunque no acabo de entender muy bien qué es este disco. Es una especie de recopilatorio de rarezas, demos, colaboraciones, etc , ¿no?
No conocía la banda y llevo todo el día en su bandcamp saltando de disco en disco, gozando con su rollo tan de banda de indie rock de pueblo, en el mejor de los sentidos. ¡Qué cancionacas! -
A mi me han gustado muchísimo también. Gracias por la recomendación.
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guided by voices / down by the racetrack ep (gbv inc, 2013)
@2e6ldhz2:
Welcome to the commencement of 2013’s Guided By Voices recorded output. Please take your seats quickly. For those who slept through 2012, the Dayton, OH, rock legends released three hugely-acclaimed albums last year and toured throughout the United States of America, including Florida. Bandleader Robert Pollard also put out two solo albums, a couple issues of his collage-heavy zine Eat, as well as a “Best Of” record by his other old band Boston Spaceships, and conquered the moon, probably.
Down by the Racetrack is Guided By Voices stretching out in a way not seen since early- to mid-’90s EPs like Get Out My Stations or Clown Prince of the Menthol Trailer. It’s a particular kind of lo-fi weirdness, from the spooky background “aahs” on “Pictures of the Man” to the drunk piano bashing on “Standing in a Puddle of Flesh.” The mix of wild, tossed-off vocals, raw guitar chug and skewed “Eleanor Rigby” / “See Emily Play” sweetness could only have originated from the Midwest-warped minds of Dayton’s canniest rock warlocks.
http://www.midheaven.com/item/down-by-the-racetrack-by-guided-by-voices-7
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