Filtraciones '09

calltheranger

@Dan:

qué?????????????????????????

me acaba de dar un amago de infarto, por favor dame más detalles, ya no duermo hoy, coño

jajaja! ya se ha comentado en el hilo de reunion act. la noticia está sacada de muzikalia:

http://www.muzikalia.com/noticias_leer.php/10448/confirmada-reunion-y-gira-de-sunny-day-real-estate

pero hay enlaces a la web de subpop donde se confirma oficiosamente.

de momento sólo hay fechas para usa y cánada. esperemos que no nos dejen colgados de nuevo.

Moz

@Dan:

qué?????????????????????????

me acaba de dar un amago de infarto, por favor dame más detalles, ya no duermo hoy, coño

Solamente se ha hablado de ello en 4 o 5 hilos :roll:

Dan Hoerner

vaya, ojalá tuviera más tiempo para profundizar en este bendito foro, desgraciadamente me limito a filtraciones y conciertos, de todas formas, y de casualidad extraña, en uno de los peores días que uno recuerda aparece de repente la mejor de las noticias posibles, mi querido Dan sale por fin de su cabaña, jamás pude verlos y probablemente nada me ha hecho sentir como lo hizo Diary, y el rosa, e incluso el How it Feels, que grande.

edito para decir que metalcore se me antoja escaso para Poison the well de los últimos discos

kole

Music Is the Weapon-Music Is the Weapon 2009.

Music Is The Weapon started as a tribute band to the late Fela Kuti. But now the band has developed there own individual sound. But still in the same heavy afrobeat spirit as Fela.Captivating horns and magical afrobeat rhythms !

http://rapidshare.com/files/248268278/To_Rio_G.rar

galleta

como no sé si lo habeis puesto, aquí va el discal de Dorian Concept, chavalillo austriaco que chana bastante.
En la orbita post dilla, coordenadas Hudson Mohawke, Mike Slott y toda esta banda. Tecladitos a cascoporro, lisergia espacial, crujiditos y cajas de ritmo chirriantes, bajos espumosos… esas cositas.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0ELCTQKQ

kole

Various - Legends Of Benin

Legends of Benin” is a collection of super-rare and highly danceable masterpieces recorded between 1969 and 1981 by four legendary composers from Benin: Gnonnas Pedro et Ses Dadjes, Antoine Dougbé, El Rego et Ses Commandos, and Honoré Avolonto. 

Each one of them has his own distinctive sound – a thick brew of agbadja, soul, cavacha, funk, afro-beat, and afro-latin sounds, all mixed with heavy traditional rhythms – a distinctive Beninese sound!

Gnonnas Pedro has always excelled in many styles of music, but if one had to associate him with a particular genre it would be agbadja. Agbadja is a rhythm hugely popular in Togo, Benin and Ghana. It is based on three percussions, each one of them with a different tone. The epicenter of that rhythm is a region called Le Mono, located in the center of Benin, and birthplace of Gnonnas Pedro. It’s a rhythm used mainly during burial ceremonies. Gnonnas adopted and modernised it in the mid-60s calling it ‘agbadja modern’. It became his trademark sound and he was soon dubbed ‘le roi du rhythme agbadja’. The track “Dadje Von O Von Non” was originally recorded in 1966 and is Gnonnas’ first modern rendition of agbadja. Also featured here is the crazy kick-ass funk track “Okpo Videa Bassouo” recorded in 1973, as well as the sublimely contagious track “La Musica en Verité”.

Honoré Avolonto started his career 40 years ago as a percussionist. The young tumba player went on to become one of Benin’s most prolific composers: “I was composing so many tunes that some producers would run out of cash and pay me with goods instead; I remember receiving a torch for a song once”. Avolonto composed Benin’s most successful LP (No Title-SAT 143) which was recorded for the Satel music label in the late 70s. That album was recorded with Black Santiago, a band fronted by amazing trumpetist Ignace De Souza, another legend, with whom he recorded the afro-beat track “Dou Dagbe We” a few years earlier (included here). Avolonto has fronted some of Benin’s most powerful bands and some of the partnerships with Orchestre Poly-Rythmo and Les Commandos are presented here. Beware! Killer afro-beat meets frenetic funk!

In recent years El Rego et Ses Commandos’ vinyl records have taken the funk DJ scene by storm, with some incredible stuff released on Albarika Store and Aux Ecoutes from the early 70s. For at least a year Analog Africa was operating solely on money generated from El Rego records sold to DJs and collectors, so when I decided to release music from Benin, it was natural that El Rego would be the first artist from that country I would seek to get the licensing rights for. This compilation includes Benin’s first afro-soul-funk track (call it what you like) recorded by El Rego with the support of Ghanean singer Eddy Black Power. The jerk scene in Benin was triggered by the success generated by the phenomenal song “Feeling You Got” which had an infectious accordion riff that did not seem to surprise anyone in Benin, as musically anything was possible at the time. As a consequence bands started composing tunes on the model of that song – Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou being one of them, and that’s how the crazy funk scene started. “E Nan Mian Nuku” is an afro-latin tune combined with a kind of bossa nova. We have included “Vimado Wingnan”, Benin’s most sought-after funk track – and understandably so.

Orchestre Poly-Rythmo not only composed and recorded hundreds of songs, but they still found time to arrange and record for other artists, one of them being ‘le ministre du diable’ Antoine Dougbé. From all the artists here, Dougbé is the least-known even in Benin, but the quality and the power of his composition makes him my personal legend. One thing is for sure, he created his own style which he dubbed afro cavacha. It’s a fantastic mixture of Congolese rumba, latin sounds and traditonal vodoun rhythms – a crazy melting pot if you prefere. And last but not least … never leave an Antoine Dougbé vinyl record behind, especially not the ones released on his own label, Editions Dougbé Antoine. They are incredible and have become some of Africa’s most sought-after collector’s items.

This Analog Africa compilation comes with a 40 page full colour booklet including ultra rare pictures and biographies.

Fasten your seat belt and enjoy the mind-blowing sound of Benin!

http://rapidshare.com/files/248336152/beninci_iz_maste.rar

Pelukini

creo que no, gracias

yo voy con 2 cosillas majas que creo que tampoco se han subido.

Mouthus - Divisionals (2009)

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

y otro pepinazo 12" de los Mayyorssss, noise rock chatarrero y ácido, pasadísimos de vueltas y estas cosas.

Mayyors - Deads 12'' [Mt St Mtn, 2009]

http://www.mediafire.com/?qn4zynomuno

Zackchill

Joder los Mayyors estos son la polla, anda que no le he pegado vueltas a los 7" anteriores, el temazo Airplanes es para darle al repeat over and over, a ver que tal esto y a ver si sacan ya un largo de una puta vez.

Gracias pelukas!

pulpo

kole for fujjjjjjjinnnn president!!!

30segundossobreTokyo

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Maurici

¿Si filtro mi propio disco por aquí estará mal visto?

SSG

No, hombre no. Hace tiempo que tenemos ganas de saber como ha quedado.

Kiototar

filtraló! hay ganas!!

Maurici

El disco sale el 7 de setiembre, por temas de hacer las copias, el diseño y tal, pero si no pasa nada lo podré filtrar en unos días.
Gracias.

diegogomez

claro q si maurici, filtralo!!! a quien le moleste o lo vea mal no tiene mas que no bajarselo y santas pascuas!

gure hitzak

he aqui el primer larga duracion de la banda creada por Alan Dubin, vocalista (vokills como diria el) de los desaparecidos khanate entre otros, junto a por ejemplo Jamie Sykes (ex-Burning Witch, Thorr's Hammer, Atavist)

esto no es disco de doom ni mucho menos… los tios se han metido en terrenos mas noise, industrial y han grabado esta pesadilla noise con la voz de lija del alan dubin haciendo de las suyas… quizas tengan mas que ver con bandas como wolf eyes pero con un poso mas metalero y pesado, muy interesante en cualquier caso la evolucion de estos miembros de khanate y burning witch…
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Formed in 2006 by Alan Dubin (ex-Khanate, OLD) along with Jamie Sykes (ex-Burning Witch, Thorr's Hammer, Atavist), Carter Thornton (Enos Slaughter), Jun Mizumachi (ex-Ike Yard: 80's NYC industrial legends) and Brian Beatrice (Emmy Award winning sound design/mix wizard),

Gnaw's debut album This Face is the sonic culmination of over a year of sound experimentation. It's a genre-destroying journey that almost defies description. Sykes is a percussive madman blasting out anything from tribal beats to ultra slow tom killings. Mizumachi is a sound designer for film and television and is a master of electronics including synth, factory noise, metal bashing and other craziness. Beatrice is also a sound designer and mixer for film and television and was responsible for mixing This Face, as well as experimenting and adding additional sounds of torture. Thornton is a crafty musician who actually makes his own instruments, contributing guitar, bass, piano and some unnamed homemade "things" to the album. Dubin rounds out the group with his gut-wrenching vocals, noise and arrangements. Screaming, singing, whispers and chants can be heard throughout This Face. Dubin's lyrics will mentally rape you.

This Face will be released by Belgium's Conspiracy Records on February 20, 2009._

GNAW - "this face" (2009)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9IDZ9G69

http://www.myspace.com/gnaw666

Pelukini

esto ya esta al caer, como adelanto del disco!, que hay ganas

Ty Segall - Cents 7" - Goner 2009

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

Pelukini

más, versionandose mutuamente.

Thee Oh Sees - Ty Segall - Split 7'' (2009, Castle Face).

http://www.mediafire.com/?mwkd1r5oqdm

Dan Hoerner

Portugal. The Man - The Satanic Satanist (2009)

http://www.mediafire.com/?m4b2vdm2nmz

valdifico

Future of the Left - Travel Whit Myself and Another

http://www.filecrop.com/11016646/index.html