Filtraciones '08

Anonimo Fernandez

estos dos de Tom Waits pintan bien, joder.

Por cierto, alguien puede resubir el de These Arms Are Snakes? Link is dead. Gracias!

aquí tienes:

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mkpnxceziv3

indiespot

@Anonimo:

@indiespot:3q22ra7g:

estos dos de Tom Waits pintan bien, joder.

Por cierto, alguien puede resubir el de These Arms Are Snakes? Link is dead. Gracias!

aquí tienes:
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mkpnxceziv3

Gracias!!

chokebore

Así suena lo nuevo de Franz Ferdinand:

http://www.franzferdinand.co.uk/lucid-dreams/index.html

tapas

@-Toxinho-:1fbvzd1d:

Department of Eagles - In Ear Park
http://sharebee.com/d8d83a4d
@1fbvzd1d:

Department of Eagles features Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear and his friend Fred Nicolaus, plus additional help from two other members of Grizzly Bear, Chris Taylor and Chris Bear.

Daniel and Fred met in 2000 at NYU when forced to be roommates, and began making music together to pass the time during an uneventful spring semester. They collected samples and turned them into songs using computers and a microphone borrowed from their neighbor Chris Taylor (who, years later would become Daniel’s Grizzly Bear bandmate and DoE’s producer/engineer). The material they wrote during this time became their 2003 debut The Cold Nose, which brought them a small but enthusiastic audience and critical praise.

In 2004 Daniel joined Grizzly Bear, playing guitar, singing, and writing a good portion of their sophomore album, Yellow House not to mention extensive touring. Fred descended deeper into the square existence, holding down a number of jobs and opening a savings account.

Gracias por el de Fuchiya, miyagui, fuchuya, miyagui, fuchiya, miyagui…pero sobre todo por el de Department of Eagles. Discazo.

Aprovecho para pedir:
¡doblete de Daniel Rosen: Grizzly Bear y Deparment of Eagles para el PC08!

Zackchill

Mira con lo que salen ahora los de rapidshare, que pesaos, hostia

@9s9zu9r0:

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manel

chachos, yo hace cuatro días que me pillé el premium de rapidshare (6 euros por un mes, límite de 5 gigas por día) y soy el tio más feliz del mundo. os lo recomiendo de todo corazón! estamos hablando del coste de un peloti en apolo, por ejemplo

greychaos

@manel:4klj6tq4:

chachos, yo hace cuatro días que me pillé el premium de rapidshare (6 euros por un mes, límite de 5 gigas por día) y soy el tio más feliz del mundo. os lo recomiendo de todo corazón! estamos hablando del coste de un peloti en apolo, por ejemplo

Menos diría yo.

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Bird Show - Bird Show [2008/Kranky]

@3ew3mqm2:

"Ben Vida’s latest is hippie-tastic, a mellow trip replete with drum-circle beats, all-together-now vocals and a free, open vibe.

It’s easy to imagine Vida and his colleagues (including labelmates Robert Lowe of Lichens and Greg Davis) sitting cross-legged in the woods, emitting sonic smoke signals as they stare at the sun—an image encouraged by the cover, which shows Vida’s collection of bells, tambourines, and pan flutes (he plays 25 instruments in total) atop a weathered oriental rug. It’d also be easy to call Bird Show nostalgic, but that would be wrong.

On “Green Vines”, one of the few songs not named for the instruments used, Vida’s Terry Riley-style keyboard laps against the rattling percussion, creating soft waves for the vocals to happily ride. As curlicues of guitar drift away, the whole thing can start to feel almost too good, but don’t fight it: that’s just the track kicking in." paper thin walls
"…“Green Vines” is about the effect that certain places, physical settings, have on the senses.

How being in the desert or deep in a woodland area can have an almost drug-like effect on you." ben vida

http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=NGO9Q657

andtheworldsmileswithyou

Karl Blau - Nature's Got Away [K Records, 2008]

@1h5hwv49:

Though born, raised and even presently living in the "smallness" of Northwest Washington's Skagit Valley, Karl Blau's sound could be described as a melting pot of the world's last 50 years of cultures, styles and periods.

That said, in "Nature's Got Away"(KB's latest on K), Blau sings less with the world in mind. Instead he invites you, the listener, into his fold – into his village. Then as a tribe member, you are beckoned to sit by the fire and hear accounts of travel, tales of the town, and even partake in the spiritual lore unique to you the autochthonic.

http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=YSBCW1G1

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Volcano! - Paperwork

@1h5hwv49:

In 2005, Volcano! released their first album Beautiful Seizure, which was a major breakthrough for them garnering them a lot of success and much praise (by the likes of Drowned in Sound). At that point and still now, no bands are comparable to this miracle of music. They introduced themselves with heaps of unsettling noise, raw and ragged guitar, raucous bass, complex rhythms "that change times and volume", and lovely vocals singing surprisingly human (crude and realistic, exquisitely unglorified) lyrics. They produced one of the most breathtaking releases in the current generation with hair-raising songs such as Easy Does It and Red and White Bells. They seamlessly united math, pop, noise, and free-jazz influences into one cohesive, downtrodden album.

Three years later, after a hiatus, their new album is set to be released. In all truthfulness, Paperwork is a natural progression from Beautiful Seizure. But progression means change has occurred, and these changes are certainly noticeable. Collectively, every single member of Volcano! has stepped up his skills, but besides that obvious skill-based change, what else? Well… electronics play a much larger roll structurally rather than simply for atmosphere as was exemplified in Beautiful Seizure. Oftentimes, grainy electronics coincide with convoluted beats providing bombastic punches at the listener--lovely punches, albeit. And they're often dancable--yes, a new element to Volcano!'s repertoire is the sheer danciness of the record, but it fits well considering how lighthearted the atmosphere is this time around. These also reflect upon the lyrics, which are often filled with satire (not angst), for example, Africa Just Wants To Have Fun (which should be on their myspace soon enough) featuring "razor-sharp satire of certain rock stars who purport to save the world with dubious, self-serving rhetoric" (hint hint, Bono from U2), playful sexuality, or the realities of work-life mixed with Spanish linguistics. And with that, Paperwork begs to be played at full volume and alone (so to save yourself the embarrassment of accidentally jumping around the room under others' scrutiny) for its intensity and roaring energy go full force, with each song filled to the brim with volume and density.

This album is wreathed with memorable songs all about, including the rhythmic (with a lovely 10/4 chorus) and melodic Africa Just Wants to Have Fun, Fairy Tale, which is probably Volcano!'s most schizophrenic song ever, 78 Oil Crisis unbounded by freak folk tendencies, Astronomers Ballad possibly being my favorite Volcano! song, which starts out slowly romantic and then transfigures itself into a handsome monster... hold on, two more favorites!, Palimsests, the band's crowning achievement in slow song progression, and then Kitchen Dance which gave me shivers when the melody from the first song on the album was repeated again slowly, and at the end of which a resounding and uplifting crescendo alleviates and then calms itself down again into a puddle of one last lovely melody... kitche-kitche-kitche-kitchen danc(ccccccccccccccccc)e.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for anyone looking for something fun and innovative.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QYVXJ3BN

koan

@manel:1670gki9:

chachos, yo hace cuatro días que me pillé el premium de rapidshare (6 euros por un mes, límite de 5 gigas por día) y soy el tio más feliz del mundo. os lo recomiendo de todo corazón! estamos hablando del coste de un peloti en apolo, por ejemplo

Por lo que cuesta el RDL tienes todos los discos gratis del mundo

donde va a parar…

staggerlee

buenos dias chavales:
me acabo de levantar ahora porque me he quedado sin curro, y me estoy fumando un porrito.
Alguien me podria dar un link bueno para el ``hymns for a dark horse´´ de Bowerbirds
todos los que encuentro da error.

gracias

staggerlee

buenos dias chavales:
me acabo de levantar ahora porque me he quedado sin curro, y me estoy fumando un porrito.
Alguien me podria dar un link bueno para el ``hymns for a dark horse´´ de Bowerbirds
todos los que encuentro da error.

gracias

Psychocandy

parece ser que tienes dos cerebros o personalidades

en tal caso haz como varios miembros de esta casa y escribe en plural

no hace falta que repitas siempre los mensajes 2 veces…

Pekh

Buen disco el de Bowerbirds, sí señor.

Pekh

Buen disco el de Bowerbirds, sí señor.

anda, ahi tienes, con una vez era suficiente

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=1WS0IFCW

staggerlee

muchas gracias tio, es que no controlo esto muy bien aun, entré ayer…y los mensajes los ponia 2 veces por si no salian, o yo que sé.
gracias

Kanchelskis

Kat Flint - Dirty Birds

@22s0y5j2:

Scottish songstress and illustrator Kat Flint makes wonky, wordy, warm indie-folk that swings from dark to foot-tapping and back again in the space of four minutes. She likes real sounds rather than electronics, making music out of snipping scissors, suitcases and sellotape. She has earned her stripes playing intimate solo shows across the UK and regularly collaborates with a host of rather excellent unsigned musicians.

http://rapidshare.com/files/139736412/KFDB1_Vic.zip

http://rapidshare.com/files/139736416/KFDB2_Vic.zip

**Lynne Hanson - Eleven Months**

![](http://www.lynnehanson.com/images/eleven%20months%20CD%20cover%20lg.jpg)

@22s0y5j2:

> The youngest in a family of eight children, Lynne was exposed to a diverse array of musical eras and styles as she grew up. Older siblings were quick to pawn off babysitting duties to the likes of Neil Young, Johnny Cash and Bruce Springsteen, and Lynne was only too happy to sit and sing along for hours with the stacks of records and tapes.

http://rapidshare.com/files/139752999/LH11M_Vic.zip


**Astronautalis - Pomegranate**

![](http://cover6.cduniverse.com/MuzeAudioArt/Large/72/1037172.jpg)

@22s0y5j2:

> With two full-lengths under his belt, Astronautalis has been busy crafting his careful balance between hip-hop, country, and American indie rock. Hand picking members from The Polyphonic Spree, Midlake, and The Paperchase, he composed this indescribably diverse album under the guidance of Grammy nominated producer and engineer John Congleton (Explosions In The Sky, The Polyphonic Spree, Modest Mouse). Pomegranate plays out like a collection of short stories, each song as varied in style and sound as they are in subject and character. Astronautalis's pop sensibility manages to weave catchy melodic strains that'll haunt you for days.

http://rapidshare.com/files/140163147/AstroP_Vic.zip

**Bomb The Bass - Future Chaos**

![](http://brainwashed.com/common/images/covers/k7230.jpg)

@22s0y5j2:

> UK dance music pioneer Tim Simenon returns as Bomb The Bass this September with Future Chaos.
> Simenon, who is often credited with helping to raise the profile of dance music in the UK through his classic "Beat Dis" single, has been relatively quiet since 2001's Tracks, a 12-inch collaboration with Meat Beat Manifesto's Jack Dangers. It hasn't been for lack of inspiration, however. Instead, the producer has been working quietly on things ever since. But after building up a number of tracks for a proposed album, Simenon trashed the results, deciding to strip everything down to a Minimoog synth and little else. "There's so much that goes around producing records; doing things this way and that. But this was us saying, Fuck it, let’s just record some tunes, you know," says Simenon in the press notes accompanying the album.

http://rapidshare.com/files/140414094/BTBFC_Vic.zip

Zackchill

por otro lado stagger, hay un hilo creado a propósito de peticiones, por si lo desconocías

Psychocandy

gracias kanchelskis! voy bombear the bass

Pelukini

estaría bien volver a lo de poner 3 o 4 palabras , una mínima frase a los discos, y más si son discos de artistas no muy conocidos, xk cualquier persona puede ir a un blog y cortar y pegar todo lo que hay