Filtraciones '08
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vaya, ayer ojeando el Rockdelux en un bar descubrí que Daniel Darc tiene nuevo disco:
Daniel Darc - Amours Suprêmes (Mercury, 2008)
http://rs262.rapidshare.com/files/82926742/DDarc.zipsu anterior trabajo, Crève Coeur, me encantó
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neptune - gong lake (table of elements, 2008)
en primera escucha, este disco tumba. touch and go versión no-wave. muy psicopáticos, disonantes (recuerdan a nomeansno o a victim's family) y con un sonido correoso y rico en experimentación (table of elements es lo que tiene).uououo… neptune! no sabía q tenían nuevo disco largo normal y corriente... merci. realmente encontrar cosas de esta gente por la red es una tarea muy difícil... yo encontré algun ep o split después de mucho buscar diría q en soulseek... así q si alguien se curra unos enlaces directos de estos vuestros nos haremos un favor colectivo. altamente recomendables y q nos visitan diría a finales de este año. chema siempre con canela de la fina... y dejando claro mi más abnegada devoción hacia las enormes bandas NMN y VF, Neptune tienen ese lado free a ratos en plan "místico" q los otros no tienen... no sé si me explico... de hecho ésto viene de la propia naturaleza de la banda en cuestión... todo el rollo diy de los instrumentos y tal... los veo en el local miscelänea ese...
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@jösexiu:mjdy74z1:
su anterior trabajo, Crève Coeur, me encantó
su actuación en aquel PS con escenario francés estuvo de maravilla, lástima que hubiera tan poca gente
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uououo… neptune! no sabía q tenían nuevo disco largo normal y corriente... merci.
hombre, ¡me alegro de que te haya gustado la filtración! yo a neptune tengo que seguirles la pista, porque los acabo de conocer con este disco que de primeras me ha gustado bastante. lo que escribí anoche fue una primerísima impresión. este finde no he tenido apenas tiempo de escuchar música con atención.
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three second kiss son italianos, pero vienen de publicar en la francesa prohibited y de grabar en chicago con albini. se parecen más a june of 44 que los mismísimos june of 44. este disco suena más compacto y controlado que los anteriores. igual de poco original, también. es la primera referencia de africantape, sello creado por uno de los dos miembros de chevreuil.
three second kiss - long distance.
http://www.threesecondkiss.org/
http://africantape.com/edito: link borrado por petición maleducada y totalmente fuera de tono del gilipollas que edita este disco. para fliparlo... uno es imbécil por responder a estas cosas.
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Laura Gibson - Six White Horses Ep
http://www.mediafire.com/?inbh0ff2ymj–--------------
The Wedding Presesnt - El Rey
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@-Toxinho-:1y7cunxk:
Laura Gibson - Six White Horses Ep
The Wedding Presesnt - El Rey
http://rapidshare.com/files/110953912/TWP_Vic.zip.htmlQue ganas le tenia a éste. A ver que tal.
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The Dresden dolls - No, Virginia…
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=3EGRXJKS**The Ettes - Look at life again soon (self released 2008)**ç
http://rapidshare.com/files/110310873/th_tts_-_lk_t_lf_agn_sn.rarScott Kelly - The Wake >> Proyecto solitario de Scott Kelly de Neurosis
http://rapidshare.com/files/110348962/ScottKelly-TheWake-2008.zipCheap Time - Cheap Time [In The Red, 2008] >> Punk / Garage
Muy buenos !! >> http://www.myspace.com/cheaptime
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Vetiver - A Thing of the Past (05/2008) - folk
@23vqualb:
Following a two year absence since their last long-player, Vetiver return with a new album, Thing Of The Past. A set of cover versions of songs by some of band-leader Andy Cabic's favourite artists, the album offers a joyful and intriguing insight into some of the music that has inspired and informed the band, whilst remaking the songs very much in their own image and existing as a stunning and coherent album in its own right.
Produced by Thom Monahan and Cabic, Thing Of The Past was recorded in Spring, 2007 in Sacramento and Los Angeles. The basic tracks (all the guitars, drums and bass and some of the vocals) were recorded live in the studio, with the resultant record clearly showcasing a tight-knit band of talented musicians. As witnesses to their live shows over the past year will attest, this is a group in full mastery of their craft, fluid yet fully aligned, intuitively able to open out or reign in their power as the mood dictates. Featuring core Vetiver members, Andy Cabic (vocals / guitar / banjo), Brent Dunn (bass), Sanders Trippe (guitar / vocals), Otto Hauser (drums / keyboards) and Kevin Barker (guitar/ banjo/ vocals), the album includes contributions from two of Andy's heroes, Vashti Bunyan (who duets on "Sleep A Million Years") and Michael Hurley (who does likewise on his own "Blue Driver"). Other players include "Farmer" Dave Scher (keyboard / pedal steel / melodica); Jason Quever (piano / keyboard); Ben Kunin (sarod); Jonathan Wilson (acoustic guitar); Emma Smith (violin); and vocalists Meara O'Reilly, and Abigail and Lily Chapin.
Cabic explains his thoughts behind preparing for the album: "Though recording an album typically entails making a good many decisions, some complicated, some instinctive, choosing which songs to record this time around happened pretty effortlessly. It was a mixture of a few tunes Vetiver had been performing live alongside others which I loved and thought we would do a decent job interpreting. I wanted to share songs which were favorites of mine and my circle of friends and perform them with a reverence and appreciation for their finer qualities, the lyrical and sonic nuances which keep me returning to them time and again for inspiration."
While they had played a few of these songs live, mostly they went in to the studio with a list of tunes they hoped to try their hand at. From good-time stompers like Hawkwind's "Hurry On Sundown" and Loudon Wainwright III's "The Swimming Song" to the breathtakingly beautiful triptych of songs that runs from Biff Rose's "To Baby" through Ian Matthews' "Road To Ronderlin" and Garland Jeffreys" "Lon Chaney", this is a diverse and harmonious collection. With the album so centered around the lasting resonance of the song, the focus inevitably falls upon Cabic's gorgeously warm, honey-toned vocal, which appears perfectly suited to the material he's gathered. Rather than obvious plundering from the well-worn rock cannon, these are largely overlooked and forgotten tunes (spanning a period from 1967-1973, and mostly by US songwriters) - dusted off, reverently refashioned and given the opportunity to sing again. Though a few of the artists covered are well known (see Hawkwind's "Hurry On Sundown"; Townes Van Zandt's "Standing", Michael Hurley's "Blue Driver", Loudon Wainwright III's "The Swimming Song"), others among them are not, and in selecting and performing these songs, Vetiver have appended enduring versions which are very much their own.
As Cabic comments, "I think this is the best album I've yet to make, in no small part because the songs are so good, but also because I didn't write them, which offered me a useful combination of restraint and freedom in performing them, bringing out the best in myself and the other musicians. It was an experiment in a lot of ways, and it was one of the best experiences I've yet to have recording anything."
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=B3FTDX1Ftracklist
1. Houses (Elyse Weinberg)
2. Roll On Babe (Derroll Adams)
3. Sleep A Million Years (Dia Joyce)
4. Hook & Ladder (Norman Greenbaum)
5. To Baby (Biff Rose)
6. Road To Ronderlin (Ian Matthews)
7. Lon Chaney (Garland Jeffreys)
8. Hurry On Sundown (Dave Brock, Hawkwind)
9. The Swimming Song (Loudon Wainwright III)
10. Blue Driver (Michael Hurley)
11. Standin’ (Townes Van Zandt)
12. I Must Be In A Good Place Now (Bobby Charles)–-----------
Ambient Not Not Ambient (Audio Dregs) - ambient
@23vqualb:
This collection was curated by Paul Dickow together with ERock as a long term project showcasing some outsider ambient works and blissed-out pop from their hometown in Portland as well as friends across the seas. Emphasis was made to bring together artists from a variety of scenes and different underground bubbles of music producers that remain close to our hearts. Though many of the artists may have never previously bumped shoulders it was important for us in keeping a common thread in the musicality and a conscious flow to the collection. Ambient Not Not Ambient should act strongly on its own merit as a complete thematically unified album of exclusive tracks, not an ad-hoc collection of unrelated tracks. This is part of the reason it took us so long to organize from conception to completion and to paint a larger picture with the variety involved. We are now stoked though and proud to offer this maxed-out 75+ minute compilation of exclusive tracks at special "EP" price. What you'll find is the mellow side of sonic terrorists like Yellow Swans (Load Records) next to old school electronic mainstays like Freeform (Skam/Warp) or AM/PM (Dreck) and full blown psychedelic wizards like White Rainbow (Kranky/Marriage) and Birdshow (Kranky). Tracks by Lucky Dragons unique "sound art" style next to pop craftsman EVax (of Ratatat fame) float together with sparse compositions by Sawako (12k). There will be some fresh faces on the table for almost any listener (even the hard-core music nerds), for instance Smoke & Mirrors is the debut appearance by a new duo featuring Strategy’s Paul Dickow. Some of our favorite experimentalists and growling amorphous freedom rock and anti-rock have been cross-pollinated with some of best musical friends and ever expanding audio family.
http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=7MA00KYVtracklist
1. EVax "Awl"
2. White Rainbow "See and The Field Feels"
3. Mudboy “Study for a Sleep Album- 2nd Movement.”
4. Dania Shapes "Weird Boombox"
5. Bird Show "Less of Everything"
6. Yellow Swans "To Valleys of Beautiful Arson"
7. WZT Hearts "Discuss Winter"
8. Sawako "Nst"
9. Grouper "Quiet Eyes"
10. Nudge "Dayrise"
11. AM/PM "Even as We Here"
12. Smoke & Mirrors "Ocean"
13. ERock "Exexpat"
14. Freeform "Ante Meridian"
15. Chris Herbert "Whips & Jingles"
16. Lucky Dragons "Sayles Street Ok Ok"
17. Valet "Tuesday Partly Sunny" -
joder, si que van por faena The Ettes, el anterior salió en octubre
A todo esto, Laura Gibson toca o no en el PSound? Yo no la veo en la página principal (Pelukini me engañó vilmente
)Grails - Take Refuge In Clean Living
Sounding something like Hawkwind and Ravi Shankar scoring Bladerunner, it's lysergic and earthy for Grails in a new way. The rest of the record moves from blissful Eno-inspired ambience, to epic Morricone rock hymns, to an unexpected take on a Ventures tune that returns the listener back to the very beginnings of instrumental rock music.
http://www.mediafire.com/?4tizm5yxqs9Varios Artistas - The Funky Corner (2008)
Piezas de funk grabadas entre el '68 y el '74
1. Intro
2. Dap Walk - Ernie And The Top Notes Inc.
3. Let's Go (It's Summertime) - James Reese And The Progressions
4. Trespasser - Bad Medicine
5. The Funky 16 Corners - Highlighters Band, The
6. The Kick - Rhythm Machine
7. What About You (In The World Today) - Co Real Artists
8. Interlude
9. The Dump - Soul Vibrations
10. Jody's Freeze - James Reese And The Progressions
11. Kashmere - Kashmere Stage Band
12. Fish Head - Slim And The Soulful Saints
13. Tighten Up Tighter - Billy Ball And The Upsetters/Roosevelt Matthews
14. Southside Funk - Soul Seven
15. Can We Rap - Carleen And The Groovers
16. Beautiful Day - Spider Harrison
17. Go To Work - Revolution Compared To What
18. The Phantom - Bubbha Thomas And The Lightmen Plus One
19. In The Rain - The Wooden Glass/Billy Wooten
20. Outro Listen Listen
21. Bunky's Pick - Cut Chemist
22. The Funky Buzzard - James Bell And The Turner Brothershttp://www.mediafire.com/?7nmugjtmnwi -
Joder… Toxi segunda Ben&Bruneada que me haces en dias: primera Current93 y ahora Laura Gibson. Perdonado por la portada. Kanchelskis otro: Grails. Y el rey del B&B Zachkill con el de Vetiver, jaja.
Gracias por lo demás, el de Ambient Not Not Ambient ya me lo había agenciado. Voy al supermercado a ver si hay algo nuevo
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@andtheworldsmileswithyou:2nckd2ec:
Joder… Toxi segunda Ben&Bruneada que me haces en dias: primera Current93 y ahora Laura Gibson. Perdonado por la portada. Kanchelskis otro: Grails. Y el rey del B&B Zachkill con el de Vetiver, jaja.
Gracias por lo demás, el de Ambient Not Not Ambient ya me lo había agenciado. Voy al supermercado a ver si hay algo nuevo
Que se le va a hacer, soy fan de esos tipos y hay que hacerles un homenaje cada cierto tiempo. Además no suelo releer mucho el foro ultimamente, que mi grado de agobio de curro se empieza a agrandar.
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El miercoles te hago una visitilla
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Shy Child - Noise Won't Stop
http://rapidshare.com/files/104066511/Shy_Child_-_Noise_Won_t_Stop.rarShy Child es una banda de electro/new rave de New York. La banda se formo en el 2000 por Pete Cafarella y Nate Smith. Ambos tocaban antes en la banda El Guapo (ahora conocida como Supersystem). La banda ha estado haciendo gira alrededor de EEUU y Europa, con el auge del movimiento del new rave han logrado captar la atención de muchos y posicionarse con su éxito: Drop the Phone.
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así que soy el rey, eh?
y que me dices de hempror, posteando un disco del año pasado, muy bueno por cierto. -
@Zackchill:2l2t7ao1:
así que soy el rey, eh?
y que me dices de hempror, posteando un disco del año pasado, muy bueno por cierto.
bueno no ma había enterado... me gustarón mucho y lo quería colgar... es que no soy ningún experto en filtración... -
@Zackchill:18roqkum:
así que soy el rey, eh?
y que me dices de hempror, posteando un disco del año pasado, muy bueno por cierto.No te quejes eh!
No se si eres el rey, la verdad es que lo he puesto porque creo que eres tu al que más veces le han hecho la coña ultimamente en el hilo. Aunque probablemente me equivoque.
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Hola gente.
Llevo tiempo pasándome por aquí para ir cogiendo las cosillas que vais poniendo. Lamento no poder colaborar y por eso hasta ahora no había posteado ningún mensaje.
Simplemente quería daros las gracias por tanto enlace. Este fin de semana me he pegado un largo viaje por carretera y mi ipod iba cargadito con vuestras últimas recomendaciones. Esto me ha permitido descubrir joyas como el 'nouns' de 'no age' o el 'Yellow EP' de 'Silje Nes' pero sobretodo el ENORME 'The Saltire Wave' de 'Downliners Sekt'.Un disco simplemente increíble y aún más cuando te lees la sección FAQ de su página web en la que explican el porqué de su rechazo visceral hacia cualquier forma de comercialización de su música. No hay mucha información pero, acerca de su origen ni en su web (http://dsekt.com) ni en internet en general. Parece que son franceses pero veo que en los créditos de sus discos hay mucho nombre catalán. Alguien tiene alguna informacion acerca de esto?
En fin, perdonad si este mensaje no corresponde mucho al hilo pero quería agradeceros tanta buena música y en especial a Pulpo por postear el disco de Downliners Sekt.
Un abrazo a todos.
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Pues yo ni siquiera lo he escuchado, lo tengo en la lista de espera pero nunca encuentro el momento.
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**The Wedding Present - El Rey
**http://rs.com/files/110960088/TWP-ER.zip http://rs.com/files/110936100/The_Wedding_Present_-_El_Rey.zip ```Me cambiáis el "rs" por "rapidshare" en el link y listos.
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