Dröner Kebab
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An old family favourite…
SKULLFLOWER - Strange Keys to Untune God's Firmament [2010]
http://www.multiupload.com/D2H1VRM5I1 http://www.multiupload.com/OT3A24LC8R http://www.multiupload.com/6XPWTG3CWZ -
Machinefabriek ~ Nerf
self-released, 2010
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bien, volver a verte por este hilo!
hace tiempo que no escucho nada de Machinefabriek, me acuerdo hace unos años, que no paraba de sacar material nuevo, llegue al punto de saturación. A ver si ha evolucionado o no su sonido.
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Y sigue igual! En lo que va de año ha publicado creo que 5 trabajos sin contar colaboraciones. De los tres últimos que he escuchado, éste ha sido el que más me ha gustado, The Breathing Bridge y Slovensko son más experimentales…
"Piano, voice" del Shuffle es un tema que me encanta y "Daas" con Richard Skelton.
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FNS - FNS
http://www.mediafire.com/?hmwyyjtmimn
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cabroncete. que los realmente buenos te los guardas, jeje
Simon Scott - Nivalis
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No me los guardo, que sabes donde están y te los puedes pillar de allí, jajaja.
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@-Toxinho-:35zrgokk:
No me los guardo, que sabes donde están y te los puedes pillar de allí, jajaja.
y dónde están? que ando muy perdido
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dronea, dronea, a favoritos :
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debuten
por cierto, primera escucha de FNS y sin palabras, qué cosa mas bonita
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eMEGO 101/eMEGO 101V
Emeralds: Does It Look Like I'm Here? CD/Double Gatefold Vinyl@ku9j28f7:
‘Does It Look Like I’m Here?’ is the third official album by Emeralds (after "Solar Bridge" on Hanson, and the self-titled LP on their own Wagon and Gneiss Things imprints, as well as countless small edition tapes and CDRs on a host of labels) and once again it presents another radical new direction for this Cleveland trio.
It sees the group moving from playing single oscillator analog synthesizers to really complex analog and analog/digital hybrid as well a great deal of guitar synthesizers, not to mention fine tuning their skills as brilliant tunesmiths. Simply put, the results are outstanding.
Comprising of a number of tracks from their recent ultra limited 7” vinyl series on Wagon, as well new compositions exclusive to this release. This fine selection of tunes surpass anything they have achieved in their 5 year career. Perfect melodies intertwined with ripping sequences and a guitar sound that floats perfectly throughout. Although most tracks cover new ground in that they follow a shortened ‘pop format’, more long form cuts such as the towering ‘Genetic’ and the title track will give fans of their earlier work something to grab onto, or totally let themselves go depending on the state of mind.
Having spent all their lives in the relative isolation of Cleveland means their music has developed into a vital, stunning unique hybrid that may have not been able to blossom in more active urban centres.
‘Does It Look Like I’m Here?’ heralds a turning point for all those involved and is perfect vivid soundtrack to emerge out of the recent harsh grey winter. Fresh, shiny and totally essentialjarrrrrrrrrrrr!!!
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Cracks, no se si este iría exactamente aquí pero… ¿podeis darme alguna opinión crítica?
http://snowmobile.bandcamp.com/
Gracias!
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El de FNS es perfecto, por cierto, ando loco buscando este: In. - Nowhere here , con ese nombre me he cansado de buscar y no lo encuentro, me han salido varios temas en la radio de last.fm y es un pepinazo
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Pertenece a este sello: http://www.fewquietpeople.com/
y lo mejor es que te lo puedes bajar directamente de su página. -
pues muchas gracias, no había explorado esa via, voy a ver que tal el disco entero que pintaza es poco.
gracias otra vez.
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Spartak - Verona
http://rapidshare.com/files/367220895/Spartak-Verona-_LP034_-WEB-2010-FRAY.rar.jpg)
Más ambient que drone con glitch y baterías. Tienen un par de temas que suenan de lujo, con unas voces algo fantasmagóricas que te hipnotizan.
Publicado po Low Point, lo que es un pequeño punto a su favor.
Esta es la reseña de Norman Records
@2xpmasl4:Spartak are an Australian duo comprising of Shoeb Ahmad (guitar, electronics) and Evan Dorrian (drums, percussion). Verona is the follow up to ‘Tales From The Colony Room’, released a while back on hellosQuare. Slightly more focused and melodic than their previous output, Verona sees the two experimenting with new instruments and new sounds to create a looser, free improv sounds with a keen ear for melody. This ain't no noise for noise sake stuff, more a considered well conceived experiment in modern cathartic rock with the influence of This Heat and Pere Ubu (amongst others) being apparent from the outset. Not that Spartak ever really rock out, they never do that…more they take the original foundations and instruments associated with rock and take them to new and floaty places. Verona certainly has a little of the ambient about it but it's also kinda noodly in a post-rock/jazz/chicago (Tortoise, Isotope 217, June of 44) kinda way and makes for perfectly blissful listening. Check it out.
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Edibles - Super Space / Mind Peace - 2010/Not Not Fun
Proyecto en solitario de Dewey Mahood (Eternal Tapestry, Plankton Wat, Bloodbiker…). Dub Cosmico, Psycodelia cocotera a lo Sun Araw, muy guapo.
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Growing - Pumps!
http://hotfile.com/dl/35412899/769c9e7/pampejemepompirap.zip.html
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un par de cosicas emeráldicas.
Mark McGuire - Things Fall Apart [Wagon, 2010]
http://www.multiupload.com/8KUTUDKQ79
Mark McGuire - Vacation Days [Wagon, 2010]
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Cantos de sirena…
Kría Brekkan - Uterus Water (EP)
Paw Tracks, 2010
@2fiso1hb:
Early this year I was sick for weeks coughing bad air out of my lungs cause of all the smoke from the fire cumulating in the old electricity. The waters of our insides had already dried up in the heat and would not become of much use to bring the flames braking out down. That night outside wind blew unruly. I was staying in an apartment of a friend who was gone and had a song to make for children to go to sleep to. I crawled onto the floor and created Uterus Water with the instruments I found around me like shelter. —Kría Brekkan
http://www.mediafire.com/?mzmmrxfjbm2
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