Filtraciones '08
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La propuesta "garage-pastel" de green day
Foxboro Hot Tubs - Stop Drop And Roll!!!
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Odd Nosdam - Pretty Swell Explode
@1j7fjhgk:
DISC 1
1. Untitled Three (JB's OG Mix)
2. Don't Come Down Here (blasted remix)
3. Freshman Remix
4. D C (bit)
5. Hollow Me
6. No Good (nosdam's Dub)
7. (growin up in the Hood) Four Thousand Style
8. Wreck Time
9. Ligaya (remix)
10. Untitled Sketch (feat. Jessica Bailiff)
11. Forever Heavy (shoegangster/JB remix)
DISC 2
1. Cut
2. Perfectly Pink Path (for Dax)
3. My Prayer Rug
4. Bear Hug
5. Dayvan Cowboy (remix)
6. 20th2xLP Vinyl available June 10 / 2xCD available June 24*
Inimitable producer Odd Nosdam returns with Pretty Swell Explode,
an enhanced two-disc collection (one album, one EP) of remixes, B-sides,
videos and original songs, including eight tracks entirely exclusive to this
set. Here Nosdam compiles the odds and ends created roughly around his last
two full-lengths (2005ĺs Burner and last yearĺs Level Live Wires), as well
as offers a few choice gems from bygone days.P S E 1 is bombastic and beat-blown, and well displays Nosdamĺs impressive
range as a remix artist. Witness Oddĺs take on Serena-Maneesh
Donĺt Come Down Here where weighty atmospherics and whispered bits are added
to a remade bed of stressed guitar and black cello (call it medieval bump);
also, his haunted, hollowed-out reworking of labelmate Thee More Shallows
Freshman Thesisö (with vocal drops from Why? frontman Yoni Wolf); or the
dubbed-deep bubble bounce of ôLigaya,ö originally by Anticon boy-girl
electro duo Alias & Tarsier.http://rapidshare.com/files/117070430/odd_nosdam-pretty_swell_explode-2008.rar -
Crystal Stilts - Crystal Stilts [2008]
@312gpork:
The Crystal Stilts are moody-sounding fuckers who make fabulous stripped-down garage-pop. Their mix-and-match post-punk ditties manage to sound both affected and effective at the same time; they’re weirdly life-affirming and very fun. You want to dance when you hear them– dance with a furrowed brow, maybe, but move around nonetheless. Singer Brad Hargett is from Brooklyn by way of Florida but sounds like he’s from Manchester by way of Slough. The main thing I wonder when I listen to Crystal Stilts is why is it so hard to make exceptional garage-pop like this? I mean, how hard can it be to plonk out a little la-la-loo-lee number on your $80 Sears guitar or your beat-up Casio and then record the thing in the bathroom in one take? It’s been stated in ways both eloquent (David Fair’s brilliant and oft-quoted manifesto “How to Play Guitar”) and cheesy as heck (Bono’s “three chords and the truth” which he lifted from Harland Howard re: Hank Williams), but should it not by definition be simple to do this?
Of course it is not…http://sharebee.com/37169b5f -
Cluster - Berlin 2007 [Important, 2008]
http://rapidshare.com/files/117537366/Kra.rar + http://rapidshare.com/files/117558669/ut.rar -
Aquí vamos, con otro luminoso a más no poder…
Robedoor - Shrine To The Possessor (Music Fellowship, 2008)
@27ed8qcj:
New batch of brutal minimalism from Robedoor on their first vinyl full length, Shrine to the Possessor. This one is pure darkness - no light, no air, just tortured souls and echoed cries. Three epic droning processionals built from the heaviest, thickest low-end tones. The sound of indentured servants from a scorched dustbowl wasteland. Caveman aesthetic pushed to its limits by recording to eight analog channels. Recorded by Bobb Bruno at Bored Fortress HQ in Eagle Rock, CA. Artwork by Andy Spore. Includes silkscreened 11x17 poster. Limited and numbered to 500.
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Rip radio del proximo sencillo de Primal Scream
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@jösexiu:3izp95jc:
gracias, Jorge. Y a -Toxinho- por el de los Young Gods (¿acústico? ¿ein? ¿alguien lo ha escuchado?)
a mi me parece muy buen disco, mantiene el estilo y la tensión extrañamente a pesar de ser un semi-acústico
muy recomendableKanchelskis: si señor, el de dandy warhols molt fluixet, fluixet
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@walleum:eat4v11u:
Rip radio del proximo sencillo de Primal Scream
No esperábamos algo tan… ¿pop? con esos coros. Pero claro, en directo será infalible.
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@walleum:b7h8e4pi:
Rip radio del proximo sencillo de Primal Scream
ui, ui, ui
me da que continuan perdidos. Y es que claro, xtrmntr era demasiado dificil de superar…
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The Folk Spectre - The Blackest Medicine [Woodsist 2008]
@1gb6f95n:
Solo tunes by Pete Nolan of the Magik Markers, GHQ, Vanishing Voice, Virgin Eye Blood Brothers, etc. This is music from the American underground. The feeling is dark and fucked up and somehow sublime. A solid statement of loner home-made goodness. A pop statement from behind a veil of dirt.
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@manel:1xxpria0:
@Zackchill:1xxpria0:
este es el mismo que ya se puso, los ocho temas
en cuanto al de nalle, yo pensé que me lo había bajado de aquí hace tiempo, en fin, whatever, fallo mio si no
el disco de weezer empieza realmente bien y luego pierde bastante fuelle. yo estoy bastante enganchado al single "porks and beans" desde que pelukini colgó el clip en la sección de youtubes (muy grande, por cierto) y el único disco que me gusta de ellos -aparte de este último- es el azul.
tengo la sospecha que los dos últimos temas del disco no son de ellos, porque la voz no se parece en nada a la de San Rivers, patrón de las gordacas con gafasLo mismo pensé yo. Las dos ultimas son fakes, fijo.
Del ''adelanto'' este me gusta mucho ''The Greatest Man..'', me recuerda mucho a los dos primeros discos. En cambio la de ''Everybody Get Dangerous'' tiene un tufazo a Red Hot Chili Peppers que no veas.. como casi siempre ultimamente con Weezer, una de cal y otra de arena. Make Believe era un disco mas bien regular, pero tenia un par o tres de temazos marca de la casa (Perfect Situation, Peace..)
Pero vamos, para mi nada a la altura del Blue, Pinkerton o incluso el Green Album.
Aprovecho para decir que a ver si los traen de una puñetera vez, que la ultima fue hace mil años en la, ejem, gira Movistar junto a perlas como Dover y Cranberries. Echenle la culpa a Island In The Sun. -
@manel:21s6g4pj:
tengo la sospecha que los dos últimos temas del disco no son de ellos, porque la voz no se parece en nada a la de San Rivers, patrón de las gordacas con gafas
@beefheart:21s6g4pj:
Lo mismo pensé yo. Las dos ultimas son fakes, fijo.
Yo no estaría tan seguro, en el nuevo disco iba a haber algún tema cantado por Pat Wilson, batería de Weezer y guitarra y voz de The Special Godness
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@walleum:3evp4g3h:
Rip radio del proximo sencillo de Primal Scream
Chusta mayúscula la nueva de Primal Scream, parece "Vertigo" de U2 a su manera
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@Kanchelskis:q0qy4r66:
@walleum:q0qy4r66:
Rip radio del proximo sencillo de Primal Scream
Chusta mayúscula la nueva de Primal Scream, parece "Vertigo" de U2 a su manera
a mi me recuerda a "absolut affirmation" de Radio 4
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hace unos días pedí cosas de los cool kids en el hilo de peticiones. jösexiu dío un link a 'the bake sale ep' en el que el disco no estaba completo* (tirón de orejas, amigo
)lo dejo aquí. con bonus y todo.
hip hop minimalista y básico, cercano a clipse.
the bake sale ep: http://www.zshare.net/download/12371810ffc5a8e7/ bonus: http://www.mediafire.com/?yzj1eyj0mk1- de hecho ahi había temas que no sé de dónde vienen.
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hace unos días pedí cosas de los cool kids en el hilo de peticiones. jösexiu dío un link a 'the bake sale ep' en el que el disco no estaba completo* (tirón de orejas, amigo
)lo dejo aquí. con bonus y todo.
hip hop minimalista y básico, cercano a clipse.
the bake sale ep: http://www.zshare.net/download/12371810ffc5a8e7/ bonus: http://www.mediafire.com/?yzj1eyj0mk1- de hecho ahi había temas que no sé de dónde vienen.
Gracias tio
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Nobunny - Love Visions [Bubbledumb, 2008]
Si te gustan Thomas Function, Jay Retard,cheap time,The Oh Sees, Black Lips … híncale el diente a este disco!!
http://www.myspace.com/nobunnylovesyou
unos videos a modo de introducción:
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=G3W0Immsn ... re=related
http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=jgIgLjgIk ... re=related (este en el programa para niños Chic-a-go-go)
http://www.vimeo.com/446045@12e7w9xe:
The mysterious Tucson local, Nobunny, is certainly hitting a chord that's turning ears all over into fuzzy, pink, and protruding embarrassments. Although, he's been kicking around the sud bucket for longer that most realize, it's seems like only recently has he poked his rabbit head up for the rest to take notice. Like a pop machine spewing out a small rivulet of hits, he is not necessarily onto something completely new. Both GG Allin, and The Ramones were touching on the same fizzy button years ago, and the formula of bubblegum fuzz is one oldest socks in the sack, but either way it's good to see it's back. Nobunny's ability to deliver blithesome songs with a maddened and frothy smile is simply brilliant. His bouncy and rollicking style conjures images of dirty bubbles rising over a landscape of unkempt, and insanely catchy hooks that will have the stuffiest of the arm folding camp dancing and acting like idiots within the first couple of chords
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Pues bajando voy, porque el de Thomas Function es la polla.
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Uf, lo del myspace mola un huevazo. A por él
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Esto creo que no estaba posteado, se lo he visto a Toxinho hoy y me he acordado. La verdad es que recuerdo haberlo escuchado en su momento y no debió de hacerme mucha gracia porque desapareció de mi lista de reproducción. Voy a darle otra oportunidad.
High Places - 03/07 - 09/07
@38xmxs2v:
The Brooklyn-based duo High Places are most often compared to Beat Happening, a band cherished for their regression– into musical primitivism, adolescent sexuality, and any other condition that twenty- and thirtysomethings bemoan the loss of in therapy. High Places' indulgence in nursery rhymes aside, the kinship is mostly an ideological one: Like Beat Happening, they exult in the simple.
03/07 - 09/07, a collection of the band's first 7" and stray compilation tracks (released through the mp3 subscription service eMusic), shows a group whose comfort zone isn't the folky imperative, but heady, hippyish imprecision. The songs here are almost all identical: polyrhythmic miniatures built by small drums and shakers, clouded by blankets of echo and reverb; deliberately basic structures; short, and in their own way, catchy and pretty. Rhythms suggest provinces a step removed from where other white, arty urbanites tend to dwell: There are flashes of soca, reclined bounces that remind me of Indian music, and though "Sandy Feat"'s swing could be Tom Petty's "American Girl" or David Bowie's "Modern Love", they inflect it they way Brazilian bands like Os Mutantes did (or Paul Simon on Rhythm of the Saints).
High Places' trunk-rattling impulses are juxtaposed with a spacious, almost tranquil atmosphere, with Rob Barber's percussion chiming and floating rather than physically hitting, and Mary Pearson's sweetly flat vocals layered to the point that her lyrics often become indistinguishable. That blur makes High Places' music hypnotic: Pearson chatters away like a light-headed kid on the playground on one song and intones a mantra on the next, and it's only then that you notice how both forms operate on the same principle: repetition induces calm. (Full disclosure: Pearson's sister is a former Pitchfork employee.)
Pearson's vocals and the duo's lyrics are charmingly coquettish: She reduces falling in love to "Oh, you're a pretty boy, a pretty boy" and writes letters to Martians. "Jump In", penned for Pearson's Michigan elementary school, is so full of encouragement that it scans like the transcription of a guidance counselor or junior minister. "Canary" apologizes to animals displaced by ecological warfare-- "we really messed up." The sentiments are frank, but I out them for three reasons: There's nothing wrong with being positive, the band's confident enough to handle it, and they make me happy.
"Universe"'s lyric makes this clear: "It takes a lot of guts to be a little baby in this place." The idea of returning to infancy might resonate as a dippy bohemian nightmare, but in a society where moderate cynicism is considered a higher road to intelligence than acceptance and curiosity, and where sarcasm is considered a social reflex, you'd be hard pressed to argue with them-- it does take guts.
http://www.mediafire.com/?yyjvviedm0j–-
Efterklang - Tour EP #1(2008)
@38xmxs2v:
Note: In the insert, Efterklang said they messed up the tracklist on the CD, so I corrected the order of the mp3s in the torrent according to what it says.
CORRECTED TRACKLIST:
1. Mirador - Live At Domino Festival At AB, Brussels, Belgium 10.04.08
2. Mirror Mirror - Live At Nordklang Festival, St. Gallen, Switzerland 16.02.08
3. Step Aside - Live At Motel Mozaique, Rotterdam, Netherlands 12.04.08
4. Caravan - Live At Motel Mozaique, Rotterdam, Netherlands 12.04.08
5. Chapter 6 - Live At Ekko, Utrecht, Netherlands 13.04.08
6. Cutting Ice To Snow - Live At Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, UK 02.04.08From insert:
"The recordings are simply made from a stereo output from the mix-desk combined with a stereo pair of microphones in the audience. Mads mastered the recordings in the Efterklang studio. Sara, from the lovely record label Hometapes, kindly helped with design and manufacturing from which was then carried out in hand by Efterklang."http://www.mediafire.com/?dd2lmokpjj9
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