Filtraciones '08
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@Harry_Powell:2dmmcn9a:
Si os pasáis por el topic de uno de los cabezas de cartel del festival tendréis sorpresa.
Harry vuelve a las andadas. Es cómo el contrataque fib-sc a lo forero.
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@Kiototar:30itdfhd:
Alguien podría volver a subir el de los Guillemots?? el link que dio aqui lo han borrado…
Gracias de antemano!!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yu6hnbY si el sendspace te da problemas:
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Ben & Bruno - High History 3" (2008)
http://rapidshare.com/files/97765092/BenAndBruno-HH-2008.zip–--
SubtractiveLAD - Apparatus (n5MD, 2008)
@3n9u0kqu:
'Apparatus', SubtractiveLAD's fourth album, finds stephen hummel elaborating upon previous granular motifs. those familiar with his progression will notice that hummel's sound has matured and become grounded in an honest and open place. as such musical growth would imply, apparatus is the album in which hummel appears to be most comfortable with his ideas and usage of sound.
It is this comfort which allows apparatus to envelop the listener in a profoundly personal way. lofty classic ambient refrains shoegaze splendor and muted broken beat trickery are all stylistic fair game.
Comparisons can be made to a wide rage of artists such as ben frost, eno, namlook, and even label mate bitcrush. as each subtractielad album seems to top the previous, the anticipation is continually building for what is to come from this bright talent in electronic music.http://www.filefactory.com/file/164e5b/Pass: redizork
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@andtheworldsmileswithyou:1tiegv2a:
Ben & Bruno - High History 3" (2008)
http://rapidshare.com/files/97765092/BenAndBruno-HH-2008.zipuuuuu, gracias, no tenía ni idea…
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Alguien puede colgar el nuevo disco de Ben and Bruno dedicado a Helenio Herrera?
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@Suarezmanlanz:2j9vcigt:
Yo estoy por pillarme el triple vinilo.
Yo también me lo estoy pensando. Son 44$ con gastos.
Esto ha sido un parto
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The Microphones - The Glow Pt. 2 Reissue (2008)**@2j9vcigt:
The Microphones' 2001 windswept epic The Glow Pt. 2 is, with love to Cody ChesnuTT, a true headphone masterpiece.
The disc– which some website called its favorite album of that particular year-- was a triumph for young Phil Elverum (then calling himself Phil Elvrum), who somehow managed to encapsulate the unique beauty of the Pacific Northwest in Pt. 2's crackling sonics and delicate homespun songcraft. So if your copy's as well-worn as mine (damn coffee cup rings) or if you're curious to hear just what was setting Pitchfork's ears aflame around the turn of the millennium, you need only wait until April 8. That's when K Records will issue an expanded version of The Glow Pt. 2 on two CDs and three LPs.
Two CDs? Three LPs? Wasn't that album long enough already? Not for Phil, who has added a bonus disc of previously unreleased material to the set for the reissue, turning a hefty 20 tracks into a colossal 40. Say goodbye to the fire-stompin' elephant on the original cover, as there's brand new art as well. As with anything from Camp Elverum, even if you don't listen to the music, the packaging alone generally justifies the cost. And you should listen to this album, because it's really, really beautiful.
The Glow Pt. 2:
01 I Want Wind to Blow
02 The Glow Pt. 2
03 The Moon
04 Headless Horseman
05 My Roots Are Strong and Deep
06 Instrumental
07 The Mansion
08 (something)
09 (something)
10 I'll Not Contain You
11 The Gleam Pt. 2
12 Map
13 You'll Be in the Air
14 I Want to Be Cold
15 I Am Bored
16 I Felt My Size
17 Instrumental
18 I Felt Your Shape
19 Samurai Sword
20 My Warm BloodBonus songs:
21 Where Lies My Tarp?
22 I Felt My Size (acoustic)
23 I Hope You Wish You'd Die
24 I'm Like You, Tree
25 The Glow Pt. 2 (sequel)
26 We're Here to Listen
27 Sleepy Hollow
28 Lanterns
29 Map/Moon
30 The Glow Pt. 2 (version)
31 I Want Wind to Blow (backwards)
32 Instrumental (version)
33 The Moon (version)
34 Samurai Sword (version)
35 The Gleam Pt. 2 (version)
36 My Roots... (version)
37 I Felt My Size (version)
38 My Warm Blood (humming)
39 You'll Be in the Air (version)
40 The Moooon (version)http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=SDYDMDIZ -
Auburn Lull - Begin Civil Twilight (Darla, 2008)
@3txdc66j:
Available via Darla mail order only until the official street date: 4/8/2008. Darla is proud to offer one of the most hauntingly beautiful, ethereal pop records ever created. Auburn Lull are a dream pop/space rock band from the East Lansing, Michigan area and are in fact the Michigan space rock scene's core. Begin Civil Twilight is Auburn Lull's third and best album and the first completely self-produced album by "The Lull". Imagine The Moody Blues produced by Eno, if Slowdive originally wrote and recorded Surrealistic Pillow, or perhaps Seefeel on a good sedative/hypnotic. Fellow dream popper Ulrich Schnauss mixed one track and did treatments on two others.
Auburn Lull is guitarists Sean Heenan, Jason Kolb, Eli Wekenman, and drummer Jason Wiesinger. The quartet came together out of a shared affection for bands like Seefeel, Flying Saucer Attack, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark, and the 4AD and Creation Records aesthetic.
In 1997, the band released the Dual Group EP, a split release with Mahogany, which John Peel played on his BBC radio program. Their debut full-length debut Alone I Admire was initially released on local independent record label Burnt Hair in 1999, sold out, and was then reissued by Darla Records in 2002. Their second record Cast From The Platform (Darla) was released in 2004. Regions Less Parallel: Early Works And Rarities 1996-2004, which compiles band's highly collectible singles, EPs and stray compilation tracks plus two previously unreleased tracks was released by Darla in 2005.
Auburn Lull are planning to tour in support of Begin Civil Twilight in 2008.
TRACKLIST: 1. Light Through The Canopy 5:18, 2. Dub1 3:28, 3. Broken Heroes 4:31, 4. Grange Arcade 5:43, 5. Civil Twilight 5:11, 6. Axis Nears 3:45, 7. November's Long Shadows 4:26, 8. Stanfield Echo 4:07, 9. Coasts 4:38, 10. Geneva 1:54, 11. Arc Of An Outsider 3:58, 12. Hidden3 9:54.
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Ala, para que lo eschcueis bien antes de que actúen dos veces por aquí.
Portishead - Third
http://www.shareonall.com/POT.kokoro-datamp3.blogspot.com_vqzt.zip
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Aunque parezca increible (especialmente siendo megafan de Hood) no conocía la existencia de The Boats, proyecto de Craig Tattersall (ex-hood y parte de Remote Viewer) y Andrew R Hargreaves.
El mes pasado publicaron un disco ultra limitado a 200 copias (ya vendidas, por supuesto) llamado "Our small ideas". Los que conozcais otros proyectos de Craig (para los que no, recomendaros los dos maravillosos discos como The Famous Boyfriend) ya sabéis que esperaros: montón de ruiditos y vocales susurradas. El disco aún no lo he escuchado, pero por lo que se escucha en el myspace tienen muy buena pinta.http://www.zshare.net/download/72406410b48716/He aquí la nota de prensa de Boomkat:
Another sublime hand-packaged release from The Boats, this time inaugurating their bespoke "Our Small Ideas" offshoot, a label dedicated to one-off transmissions and objects of desire for followers of skewed laptop folk and bedroom pop everywhere. "Our Small Ideas" also sees a slight change of personnel in The Boats lineup, with the addition of Chris Stewart providing vocals on a number of tracks, replacing Elaine Reynolds who featured on the first couple of releases. The production here is just heart-warmingly lovely, a fragile arrangement of thumb piano, Xylophone, Melodica, broken toy instruments, laptop and acoustic guitar creating a warm aural glow that works especially well on the misleadingly titled "A Party at Break-Neck Speed", displaying all the old-time mystery and crackle you could possibly imagine, with a Melodica, Xylophone and Guitar playing through a sheath of hiss and skewed sounds that are almost too lovely for words. "At Little Time" is equally beguiling, with the background accompaniment of what can only be described as an abandoned dictaphone ebbing and whirring alongside the most melancholy, sparkling xylophone you'll have heard in some time. "Our Small Ideas" is the most bewitching Boats album since 2005's lovely "We Made It For You" and will make for the perfect musical accompaniment for those dense winter evenings and misty early hours.Muchas gracias a Asteroide n.1500 por recomendarmelos.
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@suitaloon:cm10h3x3:
@Kiototar:cm10h3x3:
Alguien podría volver a subir el de los Guillemots?? el link que dio aqui lo han borrado…
Gracias de antemano!!
http://www.sendspace.com/file/yu6hnbY si el sendspace te da problemas:
Mil gracias Suitaloon, me va guay con el sendspace!
Que hijos de… los Emulos, han puesto bajo este nombre otro disco que he oído alguna que otra vez y no se de quien es... el caso es que me mola!!! Hasta en el tracklist se han copiado y han añadido la carátula de estos!! menos mal que existe Myspace para poder comparar....
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Gracias again Suitaloon, pero es la misma versión que yo me he bajao del Emule. No vale… Vamos, eso creo, porque el "Get Over It" del disco no suena igual (para nada además) que el "Get Over It" (official video) que hay colgado en Youtube (y en su Myspace).
Comprobadlo en http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDsMdRFlIwLa supuesta versión del disco filtrado, yo ya la conocía pero no sé de quien es... vamos la estaba tarareando a la primera escucha... y me gusta más.
También he pensado que los nombres de los cortes estén mal puestos, pero que va.... no hay ningún tema en todo el disco que suene igual que la canción de Youtube.En fin, que nos han tomado el pelo... ¿O no? yo que se....
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@Kiototar:2c2r8e7y:
Gracias again Suitaloon, pero es la misma versión que yo me he bajao del Emule. No vale… Vamos, eso creo, porque el "Get Over It" del disco no suena igual (para nada además) que el "Get Over It" (official video) que hay colgado en Youtube (y en su Myspace).
Comprobadlo en http://es.youtube.com/watch?v=ijDsMdRFlIwLa supuesta versión del disco filtrado, yo ya la conocía pero no sé de quien es... vamos la estaba tarareando a la primera escucha... y me gusta más.
También he pensado que los nombres de los cortes estén mal puestos, pero que va.... no hay ningún tema en todo el disco que suene igual que la canción de Youtube.En fin, que nos han tomado el pelo... ¿O no? yo que se....
el que subi yo creo que era un fake de estos, lo digo por si alguien se lo bajo y se piensa que esta escuchando a los Guillemots
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Lo que iba a decir ya se ha dicho.
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Vale. Segunda tarea… ¿quienes son los que suenan entonces? Yo tengo este disco somewhere....
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si alguien ve el nuevo de styrofoam, mi querer, gracias
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Dos cosillas de rap que hay que escuchar.
La primera un mc correcto producido por Black Milk. Sólo pepinos.
http://www.zshare.net/download/82043779998450/Y esto… aunque no sea tan bueno como su material de los 90, Pete Rock nunca decepciona.
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@Pelukini:bdxis97z:
si alguien ve el nuevo de styrofoam, mi querer, gracias
Styrofoam sacar disco???? Oh la lá!! eso si que es un notición!!! sin duda, mi favorito de los Morrrrrs!!! -
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@Pelukini:t47eugc7:
@Kiototar:t47eugc7:
@Pelukini:t47eugc7:
si alguien ve el nuevo de styrofoam, mi querer, gracias
Styrofoam sacar disco???? Oh la lá!! eso si que es un notición!!! sin duda, mi favorito de los Morrrrrs!!!diría que el nuevo ya no está en can morr
Ya me he informado, jaja! Nettwerk.
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Jamie Lidell - Jim (2008)
http://www.shareonall.com/Jamie_Lidell-Jim-2008-RHoIM_ogwu.ziphttp://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=JX5ENE4Z
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