Filtraciones '09

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No lo he visto por aqui por si a alguien le interesa, era la guitarrista de The Organ

Lovers Love Haters - Lovers Love Haters EP (2009)

http://rapidshare.com/files/238146445/loverslovehaters.rar.html

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MIL GRACIAS
a ver esta vez si llego el primero:

AIDS WOLF - Pas Rapport http://www.sendspace.com/file/jeve65

This was our limited edition (80 pieces) 14 minutes Spring tour tape. Sorry if we sold out by the time we reached Regina. It's a bunch of instant compositions, in one stream on both sides, unedited (you can even ear some magical quirks within the 'silence' in between the tracks). Although we overdubbed an extra track of vocals on side B. Sounds pretty crusty. Our first official release with Alex in the band! Recorded at the 100-sided Die, February 2009.

The edition tapes were a bit too short, so each side misses about 3 or four seconds off the original master recording... whatever, does the job.

Here's the track listing:

A) Police de la quéquette
P'tit débile
Elle est si cochonne

B) Débande
Hot dog élégant
Polie la poilue
Flaque de vomi/restitu

Zackchill

jojojojoj, pagina anterior

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va, mierda jajaja.

galleta

Duo Caphre - BUSTROPFEDIA 3" miniCD single 2009

This hand illustrated 3” from Spain’s Duo Capfre (formerly Duo Caphre) starts like Tom Waits beatboxing in a Dadaist babble submerged in layers of static, obscure bass hums and electronic squiggles and eventually finds its way into a freaky, Krauty groove.
The second track is even more surreal, taking a darker turn with kids singing and screaming over string drones and plucks and what sounds like a vocal digitally stretched beyond meaning, morphing into near formless reverb-laden vocals towards the end.
Both tracks seem curiously cut off, as if they are the severed tentacles of a larger beast.
An enclosed statement from the “Head of Orders” reads “Persons attempting to find a motive in this narrative will be prosecuted. Those who try to find a moral will be banished, and those who try to find argument within it, will be shot” and seems suitably Absurdist.

Descargar aquí: http://bustropfedia.blogspot.com/

Pelukini

Disco majo majo que va a sonar bastante en casa, habían sacado algún split en el sello bachelor y ahora se desvirgan con su primer largo en Hozac, fuzz pop, bubblegum, 60's style , garage rock, hits instantaneos… a los que les gustan estas cosillas a bajar ya. Y ahora esperar el de Box Elders... ñam ñam

Smith Westerns - Smith Westerns (Hozac)

http://www.mediafire.com/?zkynjnztvmt

Dan Hoerner

Proyecto paralelo del cantante de Biffy Clyro en clave funk

Marmaduke Duke - Duke Pandemonium (2009)

http://uploading.com/files/DN9VS7E0/www.NewAlbumReleases.net_Marmaduke20-20Pandemonium%20(2009).rar.html

lamacq

ufff que susto!!!
lo de burial ha sido una falsa alarma… (es que son...!)

lamacq

escuchando lo de BELMEZ y me dan unas ganar de ponerme a dormirrr…

A Former User

Kreng - L'Autopsie Phénoménale De Dieu (Miasmah, 2009)

@2pwog0t2:

Dark Ambient, Cinematic, Neo Classical, Experimental

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mtinmjg4did

appleyard

@Pelukini:1p5gkjgo:

Disco majo majo que va a sonar bastante en casa, habían sacado algún split en el sello bachelor y ahora se desvirgan con su primer largo en Hozac, fuzz pop, bubblegum, 60's style , garage rock, hits instantaneos… a los que les gustan estas cosillas a bajar ya. Y ahora esperar el de Box Elders... ñam ñam

Smith Westerns - Smith Westerns (Hozac)
http://www.mediafire.com/?zkynjnztvmt

Mola! Por aquí ya ha sonado un par de veces seguidas.

IzxcvI

Coalesce – Ox

http://www.mediafire.com/?tajytdanymy

@2v37qfue:

Avant-Hardcore vets Coalesce have announced the completion of their first full-length endeavor since 1998. Ox is 14 songs totalling about 35 minutes. They recorded the album at Blacklodge Studios with Ed Rose, a mainstay in the Coalesce sonic composition.

IzxcvI

dd/mm/yyyy – Black Square

http://www.mediafire.com/?eykjm0t3nty

Hasta ahora hacían post punk a lo it's not not, pero todavía no lo he escuchado, pero otros dicen esto:

@1p3i3mlk:

“DD/MM/YYYY are a Canadian experimental indie band from Toronto, Ontario. They are known for their abstract music, which involves the use of unconventional instruments and combinations thereof, steadily changing time signatures and rotating member roles.

The nature of DD/MM/YYYY’s music is explained as: a mess of spastic, specially challenged art rock with jagged, diamondback guitars, ’80s video game synthesizers, and drums that roll with all the punches of the discordant dreamy vocals”

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manel

míticos Coalesce, el tio que estaba en las primeras filas en Zu se lo pasará bien hoy

tethor

el de coalesce hace un par de semanas que lo tengo pero con lo nenazas y lo cassetteras que estáis hechas preferí guardármelo en el zurrón.

manel: el tio era yo ;)

manel

no sé por qué ya me lo golía.
amos a ver qué tal el disco

Dan Hoerner

No se guarde usted estas cosas por favor.

IzxcvI

@manel:twta0ea1:

míticos Coalesce, el tio que estaba en las primeras filas en Zu se lo pasará bien hoy

a mí se me ha caído una lagrimilla al verlo

Kiototar

@-Toxinho-:247p3zzt:

Ohbijou - Beacons
http://www.sendspace.com/file/fj0t6f
@247p3zzt:

The overall mood and feel is folk-flecked (banjos and accordions appear, and strings are fairly ubiquitous) and pastoral. There is a marked lyrical focus on the seasons - particularly Winter, which is evoked in several songs ("Winter brings / Peculiar things" from Cannon March; "Winter sleeps in trees" from Eloise And The Bones).

Another trope is the moon, which features in a poetic lyrical extract from We Lovers: "The moon falls in lines of silver / Reflected light on the still water / Bring me life in a million colours / Bring me love like no other". Another arresting lyric is Thunderlove's "I shout "timber" 'cos / I am lumber falling down". Both are typical of much else on the album in their juxtaposition of nature with a slightly wistful emotional mood.

Quite charming as a lot of this is, the pacing of the album does ebb and flow. Tracks like Black Ice, Cliff Jumps (which follows it in the running order), Make It Gold and We Lovers don't have strong enough melodies or striking enough instrumentation to make them memorable, unlike those that are most successful (Intro To Season, Cannon March with its grand piano introduction, Eloise And The Bones and the stand-out Thunderlove, where the stately string interjections lend drama at key points). At such weaker points something a little more than the - albeit wonderful - vocal is needed to keep things moving along.

This, then, is music as an appealing, extremely easy-on-the-ear warm aural bath. Not one to challenge or confront the listener, despite the occasional "mild peril" lyrical themes (which don't ever actually end up sounding too perilous), it can be added to the treasured and valuable ranks of albums into which listeners can immerse and lose themselves for a while.

http://www.myspace.com/ohbijou

Flojitos del foro, esto puede interesaros mucho, jajaja.

My dear friend, moitas graciñas!!! Este grupo es una pasada. A ver que me hacen en el EOTR… Toxi, no te apuntas?

Ade

@25zif1po:

Carusella is from Israel and they fit somewhat outside of the music that we usually post here. They bridge the gap between garage-indie and noise rock, but bring something heavier that defies that troublesome "indie" tag. The record starts off establishing the band's pummeling presence, before Tamar Aphek (vox, gits) chimes in, bringing a lighter feel to the atmosphere. Her voice wavers a bit at parts, noticeably untrained, but in a charming way. Aphek's vocal tracks are the more melodic and catchier of the few peppered throughout the record, which was most likely a deciding factor in their decision to front "Star Quality" at the head of their promotional push. Guy Schechter's (vox, skins) vocal tracks are typically the heavier tracks on the album, with more off-kilter moments that slip into something akin to Unsane or Helmet. Carusella is, without a doubt, another band you should keep an eye on in the next few upcoming years.

http://www.mediafire.com/?4tnumuumdnu