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Papermoons - New Tales [2008]
@3baodffw:
Papermoons are a wonderful gem hidden inside the punk community. Tired clichés aside, though, the band deserves to be as popular as other community off-shoots such as City and Colour and Bedouin Soundclash. If their first album, New Tales, is any indication, they should be doing just that anytime now.
The Texas-based duo already has a 7″ to their credit, one that I have already expressed acclaim for. New Tales builds on the melancholic pop melodies of that album (think Moneen’s quieter moments). However, this time around the band has more time to better show their own identity. Songs such as “Lazy Bones,” “Front Porch” and “Find Me an Island” are beautiful numbers that would be as well-suited to provide a soundtrack to an afternoon drive as they would be to balance yourself after listening to too much Throwdown. It’s the band’s first go at writing a full-length, and even at 10 songs and only 36 minutes, the album can drag a little bit if you’re not in the mood to listen to it. While you could blame “mellow music” for providing those moments, it is something the band can, and likely will, improve on with their next outing.
The music on New Tales is mellow, and it requires your attention if you want to get the most out if its subtle peaks, but it should be no problem to give it your attention, in part because it’s nice to listen to, but also because it’s easy to find enjoyment. It’s heavily textured, but not so much so that you spend more time dissecting its parts than you do just enjoying the music.
In many ways, Papermoons play the kind of music I imagined emo would turn out to be had it taken a left instead of a right when people started listening to Sunny Day Real Estate. In many ways, it’s too bad that didn’t happen, but at the same time it’s nice that Papermoons are an unusual enough band that they warrant some genuine excitement.
punknews
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Toxinho gracias por el de jose gonzalez yo le vi en directo en oporto y me parecio una autentica maravilla a ver si este disco me recuerda ese conciertazo. Graciñas
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@Dan:
Papermoons - New Tales [2008]
@1s1liy6g:
Papermoons are a wonderful gem hidden inside the punk community. Tired clichés aside, though, the band deserves to be as popular as other community off-shoots such as City and Colour and Bedouin Soundclash. If their first album, New Tales, is any indication, they should be doing just that anytime now.
The Texas-based duo already has a 7″ to their credit, one that I have already expressed acclaim for. New Tales builds on the melancholic pop melodies of that album (think Moneen’s quieter moments). However, this time around the band has more time to better show their own identity. Songs such as “Lazy Bones,” “Front Porch” and “Find Me an Island” are beautiful numbers that would be as well-suited to provide a soundtrack to an afternoon drive as they would be to balance yourself after listening to too much Throwdown. It’s the band’s first go at writing a full-length, and even at 10 songs and only 36 minutes, the album can drag a little bit if you’re not in the mood to listen to it. While you could blame “mellow music” for providing those moments, it is something the band can, and likely will, improve on with their next outing.
The music on New Tales is mellow, and it requires your attention if you want to get the most out if its subtle peaks, but it should be no problem to give it your attention, in part because it’s nice to listen to, but also because it’s easy to find enjoyment. It’s heavily textured, but not so much so that you spend more time dissecting its parts than you do just enjoying the music.
In many ways, Papermoons play the kind of music I imagined emo would turn out to be had it taken a left instead of a right when people started listening to Sunny Day Real Estate. In many ways, it’s too bad that didn’t happen, but at the same time it’s nice that Papermoons are an unusual enough band that they warrant some genuine excitement.
punknewshttp://rapidshare.com/files/160611840/0pap.rarerror
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Le Loup
Otro más de Psych Folk. Muy recomendable.
http://rapidshare.com/files/107557292/2007_Le_Loup.rar.html
Aquí la reviw del pisfrog
http://www.pitchforkmedia.com/article/record_review/45643-the-throne-of-the-third-heaven-of-the-nations-millennium-general-assembly -
Jajajaja!! el de le Loup lo colgué en febrero, creo… Me parece un discazo!!!
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@Kiototar:3obb7bnq:
Jajajaja!! el de le Loup lo colgué en febrero, creo… Me parece un discazo!!!
toma ben and bruno (y eso que le dí a buscar). Desastre total
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@Kiototar:3t00stqk:
@Dan:
Papermoons - New Tales [2008]
@3t00stqk:
Papermoons are a wonderful gem hidden inside the punk community. Tired clichés aside, though, the band deserves to be as popular as other community off-shoots such as City and Colour and Bedouin Soundclash. If their first album, New Tales, is any indication, they should be doing just that anytime now.
The Texas-based duo already has a 7″ to their credit, one that I have already expressed acclaim for. New Tales builds on the melancholic pop melodies of that album (think Moneen’s quieter moments). However, this time around the band has more time to better show their own identity. Songs such as “Lazy Bones,” “Front Porch” and “Find Me an Island” are beautiful numbers that would be as well-suited to provide a soundtrack to an afternoon drive as they would be to balance yourself after listening to too much Throwdown. It’s the band’s first go at writing a full-length, and even at 10 songs and only 36 minutes, the album can drag a little bit if you’re not in the mood to listen to it. While you could blame “mellow music” for providing those moments, it is something the band can, and likely will, improve on with their next outing.
The music on New Tales is mellow, and it requires your attention if you want to get the most out if its subtle peaks, but it should be no problem to give it your attention, in part because it’s nice to listen to, but also because it’s easy to find enjoyment. It’s heavily textured, but not so much so that you spend more time dissecting its parts than you do just enjoying the music.
In many ways, Papermoons play the kind of music I imagined emo would turn out to be had it taken a left instead of a right when people started listening to Sunny Day Real Estate. In many ways, it’s too bad that didn’t happen, but at the same time it’s nice that Papermoons are an unusual enough band that they warrant some genuine excitement.
punknewshttp://rapidshare.com/files/160611840/0pap.rarerror
quieres decir que ya estaba colgado?
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@Dan:
@Kiototar:2rvuc2xw:
@Dan:
Papermoons - New Tales [2008]
@2rvuc2xw:
Papermoons are a wonderful gem hidden inside the punk community. Tired clichés aside, though, the band deserves to be as popular as other community off-shoots such as City and Colour and Bedouin Soundclash. If their first album, New Tales, is any indication, they should be doing just that anytime now.
The Texas-based duo already has a 7″ to their credit, one that I have already expressed acclaim for. New Tales builds on the melancholic pop melodies of that album (think Moneen’s quieter moments). However, this time around the band has more time to better show their own identity. Songs such as “Lazy Bones,” “Front Porch” and “Find Me an Island” are beautiful numbers that would be as well-suited to provide a soundtrack to an afternoon drive as they would be to balance yourself after listening to too much Throwdown. It’s the band’s first go at writing a full-length, and even at 10 songs and only 36 minutes, the album can drag a little bit if you’re not in the mood to listen to it. While you could blame “mellow music” for providing those moments, it is something the band can, and likely will, improve on with their next outing.
The music on New Tales is mellow, and it requires your attention if you want to get the most out if its subtle peaks, but it should be no problem to give it your attention, in part because it’s nice to listen to, but also because it’s easy to find enjoyment. It’s heavily textured, but not so much so that you spend more time dissecting its parts than you do just enjoying the music.
In many ways, Papermoons play the kind of music I imagined emo would turn out to be had it taken a left instead of a right when people started listening to Sunny Day Real Estate. In many ways, it’s too bad that didn’t happen, but at the same time it’s nice that Papermoons are an unusual enough band that they warrant some genuine excitement.
punknewshttp://rapidshare.com/files/160611840/0pap.rarerror
quieres decir que ya estaba colgado?
No no, perdona! Es que al principio no se veía (o yo no podía ver) el link de Rapidshare. Iba a poner uno que he encontrado y justo al citarlo (para escribir el mensaje) he visto que si que lo habías puesto pero que por un error, en mi pantalla no se veía. Pero nada, al verlo lo edité.
Perdon por el malentendido! -
tienes razón, lo he editado justo después! el error era cierto!!
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Tapas, este te lo dedico! Creo que te puede molar, si te molan Monkey Cup Dress!
Portada bonita, disco bonito…
SLEEPINGDOG: Polar Life (2008)
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he encontrado por ahí el EP de Castles Tonight is goodbye, no lo encuentro en el buscador pero al ser de un tiempo algo me dice que está, si alguien lo echa de menos que me avise
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No sé si ya lo habeis puesto. Ahí va:
God Is an Astronaut - God Is an Astronaut (2008)
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@Kiototar:10aifj1z:
Tapas, este te lo dedico! Creo que te puede molar, si te molan Monkey Cup Dress!
Portada bonita, disco bonito…
SLEEPINGDOG: Polar Life (2008)
http://www.mediafire.com/?9emt9m5jmbsHey, gracias mil. Por lo oído en el myspace me va a gustar y mucho. Bajando.
Eso sí, ya puedes ir poniendo la portada en el hilo de "carteles y portadas"
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Por cierto, yo sigo con posibles ByB.
¿Se filtró este precioso EP de The Bridal Shop?
http://rs75.rapidshare.com/files/132347142/The_Bridal_Shop_-From_Sea__2008.zip
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¿Y este split the los islandeses Parachutes (MODO ROSA ON: el novio del cantante de Sigur Ros MODO ROSA: OFF) y la sueca Band In BOx?
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@-Toxinho-:3vftx0w7:
Low - Santa's Coming Over 7"
http://rs65.rapidshare.com/files/160379462/Mraz.rar
merci!!!
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Helios - Live At The Triple Door
él mismo dice lo siguiente:
Hello friends, I am now offering a limited cd/r release of a concert that I played during the recent lovely Decibel Festival in Seattle. The set features unreleased material and songs from the new upcoming album Caesura
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Nenes, que os habías dejado este! (creo)
Tom Jones - 24 Hours
@3sabzmbu:
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Por cierto Pekh, ¿quién es la de tu avatar?
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Mary Weiss (de joven, claro…)
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