Filtraciones '07

Pelukini

Magik Markers - BOSS (2007)

1. Axis Mundi
2. Body Rot
3. Last of the Lemach Line
4. Empty Bottles
5. Taste
6. Four/The Ballad of Harry Angstrom
7. Pat Garrett
8. Bad Dream/Hartford's Beat Suite
9. Circle

Elisa Ambrogio: Lead Guitar, Vocals
Pete Nolan: Drums, Guitar, Piano, Electronics, Vocals

Lee Ranaldo: Guitar on 1,2,6 and Glokenspiel, 4
All music and lyrics by Magik Markers, except Lee's glokenspiel part, that was totally his!

Produced by Lee Ranaldo

http://www.mediafire.com/?7wdmgnzvetd

gatagata

@hempror:qw9p7ham:

@andtheworldsmileswithyou:qw9p7ham:
Parece que el de Vic Chesnutt está al caer… para los impacientes dejo un tema, Glossolalia:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/c5rjow
En breve el disco

Oh my god!!! TEMAZOOOOOOOO !!! Si el resto del disco es así me muero!! Que grande Vic Chesnutt con el sonido de A silver Mount zion… todo un sueño!!!
Piel de gallina!!

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despues de oir el disco un par de veces,y comprobar,efectivamente, el discazo que se ha sacado el señor vic,el tema que mas me gusta sin desmerecer el glossolalia o el debriefing (que decia pelukini) es everything i say

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Bueno, aquí vamos por si interesa:

Grouper - Tried b/w Everyone in Turn (Type, 2007)
@1dm3zvy8:

In a short space of time, Portland-based Liz Harris has become the name on the lips of the underground music world having captured hearts worldwide with her distinct blend of noise, ambience and a dream-pop sensibility. She submerges her songs in a shimmering haze of hiss, looping chorals and decomposed guitar feedback, but somewhere in there you can hear the ghosts of My Bloody Valentine or possibly Slowdive. This latest 7” takes her sound one step further still; ‘Tried’ is one of the most overtly dense pieces Harris has produced to date, but flip over to ‘Everyone in Turn’ and you are treated to simply vocals and piano, a piece of music which has to be one of the most affecting Grouper tracks to date. Sounding like a lost track from beneath a 1950s pier somewhere this affirms the reason why we’re all so obsessed with Liz Harris’ unique productions – they just sound like nothing else on earth.

Absolutely enthralling seven inch, much like all of Liz Harris' work. Enjoy!

http://www.mediafire.com/?9xfxtmynsde

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Visitations - s/t [Time-Lag 2007]

@1dm3zvy8:

Well, here you have it. Maine's cosmic mystery trio captured in vinyl for eternity, just for you… while everyone & their mother seems to have some sort of bedroom folk/psych project going these days, you'd be hard pressed to find another unit as pure in spirit & process as these here bodies/buddies. One of those rare vortexes of creation existing totally apart from all hype, pressure or pretense; in other words, timeless. Always balanced on that fine and beautiful line between cosmic joke & aching depth. A simple & unadorned unfurling of strummed & fingered instruments, heartaching female vocals, woodland creatures, earthy male vocals, contrasting half-written & totally spontaneous songs, twisting lyrics, haunted melancholy, lysergic joy, and a heavy dose of spooked New England lore. In a way, the recording scene itself is an almost perfect parallel to the sounds & vibes captured here: three shadowy figures laugh & sing around a dim campfire. No one's slept in days. They're nestled amidst ancient stone buildings, creeping foliage and mounds of exotic flowers. The sun is setting over the mountains. But it's all frozen in time. The clouds aren't moving. And that campfire, it's a microphone, isn't it? And all those flowers: plastic. The stone: paint. Is it all fake? Well, it is an ancient stone church. And those three really are making some very sweet sounds. In fact, it's almost hyper-real. Almost impossibly so... is that reel-to-reel rolling? Yes, it sure is.

http://www.badongo.com/file/3963777
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=US2DYHSJ

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MV + EE with the Golden Road - Gettin' Gone
@1dm3zvy8:

Believe it. Psych-folkies Matt Valentine and Erika Elder, perhaps better known by their initials, MV & EE (or MV/EE, if you will), return less than a year after their last longplayer– Green Blues-- with yet another record on Thurston Moore's Ecstatic Peace imprint. Who do they think they are, Wooden Wand?

Gettin' Gone gets here October 9 and finds MV & EE in cahoots with the Golden Road, not to be confused with the Bummer Road, their backers on Green Blues. Wait, maybe they really are Wooden Wand.

The Golden Road comprises J Mascis (Dinosaur Jr.) and John Moloney on drums, Willie Lane on guitar, Samara Lubelski and Ron Schneiderman on bass, Doc Dunn on pedal steel, resonator, bass, drums, and vocals, and Luisa Reichenheim on harmonium. Oh, and also, a dog named Zuma, who allegedly played bells on the record.

http://www.divshare.com/download/1472951-ad0
hxxp://www.megaupload.com/?d=M44FZ3TD

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Chicago Underground Trio - Chronicle
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@1dm3zvy8:

The Chicago Underground Duo/Trio/Quartet has two stable members : Rob Mazurek on cornet and Chad Taylor on percussion. Jeff Parker played guitar in previous configurations and Noel Kupersmith was the regular bass-player, but for this trio he is replaced by Jason Ajemian. This is not what you would call a real trumpet/bass/drums trio, because each musician has an assortment of additional instruments, from the very simple such as a bamboo flute, an mbira or a Chinese cymbal to the more complex electronics, computer of moogerfooerpedals. The album is the chronicle of a transformation in six steps : Initiation, Resistance, Power, Crisis, Transformation and Transcendence. And the music evolves along those steps. "Initiation" is a bass solo, on "Resistance" the percussion starts bringing counterweight to the bass, first with light percussion, then marimba, then electronics until the bass stops, followed by the percussion and only the electronics remain. "Power" begins with light arco bass, marimba and light percussion, rolling on to menacing drumming, first without apparent rhythm, then very rhythmically, with a hard pulsing bass adding power to the playing, offering a solid foundation for the muted cornet sounds of Mazurek, now light and sensitive, then chasing hard, evolving into a quiet bluesy melody, which in terms of trumpet style holds the middle between Lester Bowie and Don Cherry, moving on to light percussion again, an almost-lullaby like melody so fragile and joyful it sounds, soon to die in an electronic chaotic drone of about five minutes, and then you think "that's it, we've had it", but no, out of this chaos emerges a lightly dancing melody of trumpet, arco bass and mbira, the real finale of a track which lasts close to half an hour. And it goes on like that for the rest of the album. The band takes its time to discover the music, to transform it, to think of new angles, but the overall structure is essential, this is free improv along fixed paths. This is avant-garde jazz or experimental jazz, but then with soul. And you can hear this soul at best in the last piece "Transcendence", that unleashes all power with a manic repetitive rhythm, with Mazurek's cornet creating wonderful melodies above this hypnotic drone of bass and drums. This music is probably not to everyone's taste, but the way this band explores new musical avenues is really fantastic to hear and highly commendable. Mazurek suprised us earlier this year with his great album with The Exploding Star Orchestra, but this one is equally brilliant.

Part 1 - http://www.mediafire.com/?34czy115agd
Part 2 - http://www.mediafire.com/?a2gpyzz2dcd

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Thurston Moore - Black Weeds/White Death c40 CS [Meudiademorte 2007]

@1dm3zvy8:

New solo album from Thurston that dovetails beautifully with the feathers of feedback drone that dominated Flipped-Out Bride. This one starts with the same kind of phantom electricity before dovetailing into railroads of gloriously overloaded guitar, all cut into chunks of singing fuzz. Some absolutely wild playing here that touches on Haino's form circa The Book Of Eternity Set Aflame.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9Z70IZ3M

Mañana más

locutus

@andtheworldsmileswithyou:md42hcbr:

Mañana más

Calentando motores…. :twisted:

Saludos.

Pelukini

andtheworldsmileswithyou haber si sakas el White Rainbow - Prison of Eternal Now (Kranky 2007) k se que esta por allí, pero no doy con el…

suitaloon

@andtheworldsmileswithyou:78pgsc53:

Mañana más

Ya lo dije antes, el Mentor Tormentor de Earlimart, que se publica este mes y no encuentro la maldita filtración. Si no es mucho pedir…

jösexiu

buen material, andtheworldsmileswithyou. Gracias

y mejor nick: "no somos como ellos"

andtheworldsmileswithyou

@Pelukini:226ni6xi:

andtheworldsmileswithyou haber si sakas el White Rainbow - Prison of Eternal Now (Kranky 2007) k se que esta por allí, pero no doy con el…

Si, ayer lo encontré pero habían retirado el enlace y lo tuve que borrar.

Aquí lo tienes:

http://www.mediafire.com/?bxkoxyad1zx

A los demás saluditos y bueno… si veo pasar sus discos los pillo y los pongo

Pelukini

venga hempror pa ti…

Hrsta - Ghosts Will Come and Fill Our Eyes

http://www.mediafire.com/?5zddyy2uxmj

y este va a gustar x aki…

Jens Lekman - Night Falls Over Cortedala [Secretly Canadian, 2007]
features Jens friendlies Frida Hyvönen and El Perro del Mar

http://www.sendspace.com/file/pls9aw

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Gracias por estos dos, el de Hrsta lo llevaba esperando desde ayer y el de Jens Lekman si que no me lo esperaba

walleum

Una vez mas, gracias Pelu.

Ya tengo nuevo material para todo el fin de semana.

Pekh

Gracias Pelukini!!!! El de Lekman sí que lo voy a escuchar 10 veces seguidas, para que no digan los que se quejan que ya no se memorizan los discos :lol:

-Toxinho-69

Gracias Pelukini por el de Jens Lekman y a ti Yorch por todos los demás. Si algún alma caritativa pudiese subir el de Jens a mediafire (puto sendspace) estaría eternamente agradecido.

jösexiu

con paciencia (4 ó 5 intentos) yo lo acabo de conseguir …

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Bueno por si Pelukini se quedó con ganas de White Rainbow:

White Rainbow - Box (Marriage, 2006)

@gxwqe2gh:

Box features 5 CDs of the purest ambient trips, deep soundscapes, weird remixes, soundtrack work and pure psychedelic head music – the product of over three years of continual recording, exploration and process by Adam Forkner (Yume Bitsu, Surface of Eceyon).

Primera parte: http://www.divshare.com/download/1534123-5b6
Segunda parte: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y7KAIAWZ
Tercera parte: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S7N4OAH9
Cuarta: http://www.badongo.com/file/4009804
Quinta: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1OBV1EC8

Y de propina:

**The North Sea - On the Endless Golden Skyway

@gxwqe2gh:

This is much more song-based than previous North Sea cds, Brad's breathy post-midnight drawl amid the lovely lazy string sounds, with autoharp being added to the usual bouzouki, banjo and guitar. This is made even more special by the appearance of the wonderful valerio Cosi on saxophone.

http://www.badongo.com/file/4005735

Bueno, dejo de poner frikadas por hoy **

Pelukini

bufff k pintaka tiene esto!, gracias!!!!

tethor

gracias a todos por la avalancha de enlaces durante el agosto. Mi disco duro os maldice.

andtheworldsmileswithyou

He actualizado el post anterior con los 3 cds que faltaban de la caja de White Rainbow, cuidado con los empachos

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Venga algo más ligerito que seguro alegra a más de uno (yo el primero):

Akron/Family - Love Is Simple (2007)

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Tracklist:**
01 "Love, Love, Love (Everyone)" (1:46)
02 "Ed Is A Portal" (7:30)
03 "Don't Be Afraid, You're Already Dead" (4:36)
04 "I've Got Some Friends" (3:08)
05 "Lake Song/New Ceremonial Music For Moms" (7:24)
06 "There's So Many Colors" (8:11)
07 "Crickets" (3:58)
08 "Phenomena" (3:44)
09 "Pony’s O.G." (5:20)
10 "Of All The Things" (7:41)
11 "Love, Love, Love 2 (Reprise)" (3:07)

@3c08fpmf:

Through seemingly constant touring and regular work with Michael Gira's Angels Of Light, the urban folkies in Brooklyn's Akron/Family are a (mostly) bearded (always) busy bunch. Which is why it's hard to believe the watch-worthy quartet's forthcoming Love Is Simple is just their second full-length release. No way that's possible … Let's recount: There's the self-titled debut, Gira backup band spot on The Angels of Light Sing (Other People), and that excellent split album with Angels (half their songs, half them playing behind Gira) – all of that appeared in 2005. Then came a seafaring backup spot for Baby Gramps on Letterman (they appeared on ANTI-'s Rogue's Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs, and Chanteys), and 2006's mini-album Meek Warrior. Okay, all set … well, actually, they also lend one hell of a muster to Angel's forthcoming We Are Him … Now that we're pretty sure our math's correct, we finally get a listen of "Phenomena," the first taste from the Family's forthcoming LP.

The song starts off chirpy, lonesome (vocals, acoustic guitar), but before you know it, folks you hadn't noticed in the room are rattling percussion, ringing bells, plugging in, laughing, exhaling some greens, and singing along. The lyrics are playfully profound ("some think rice is white," later "some think Christ is white," and later still "some might think this isn't the right sound"). You know, it's easy being cheeky when you can unleash rootsy licks as an afterthought or swarm into hot-to-trot guitar solos and boogie organ swells just like that. Safe to say "Phenomena" is a total doozy...

Love Is Simple is out 09/10 on Young God (limited quantities will include a DVD that features live footage from the last four dates of their last tour.) The band begin a tour in Detroit this September, which ends in Portland at the end of October, so get out there and rally 'round the Family. Below, a sure shot candidate for cover of the year. Cotton heart? Loves it.

http://www.mediafire.com/?dd2mdrtwyxn
http://www.mediafire.com/?a3gn1ttb9ez

-Toxinho-69

Alguien podría volver a subir el de los Dirty Projectors, creo que mi hermano lo ha borrado del ordenador.
Gracias Yorch por todas las filtraciones.