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Hype Williams - S.E.A.L. III [Hype Williams Self-released CDR Italian Tour 2011]
@1dlgs7p7:
Handnumbered edition of 80 copies.
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My Morning Jacket-Circuital
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Gracias por el de caras b de sacred bones, esta chulo, el formato que le dan a las portadas me flipa.
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muy recomendable, uno de los discos del género que más me han gustado de este año.
The People's Temple - Son Of Stone LP HoZac
60's psych / garage
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Disco las palmeras! - Nihil obstat
En http://metienestucontento.wordpress.com/ está
shoegaze, noise-rock, galegos...
¿Alguien tiene el de Tyler The Creator?
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El nuevo de los maños Picore
http://picore-picore.bandcamp.com/album ... ierto-2011
post-hardcore, experimental, libre albedrio.
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Aun nada del Escape Velocity de Zombi ???
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Bien por el de Picore! hay ganas!!
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Me parece que no se había puesto el nuevo de Tyler The Creator (con buena calidad), pero por si las moscas lo dejo.
Tyler, The Creator - Goblin
http://www.mediafire.com/?6wpe3l2d65rj6r5
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Este creo que también gustaráMan Man - Life Fantastic
http://www.multiupload.com/0BTCX0QOBG
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más enlaces vivos para el trasgo (delux)
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Disco de punk/hardcore post sin fronteras, pepino de dimensones estratosféricas, mirando de frente y a los ojos a Refused, Glassjaw o At The Drive In. Cuentan que sus directos son experiencias acojonantes.Disco de 2010 que Epitaph ha querido reeditar ahora en 2011, escucho y escucho y no salgo de mi asombro. Discazo.
letlive. - Fake History [Epitaph Reissue, 2011]
http://www.mediafire.com/?karymmyl1yi
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Hoerner, me da error al descomprimir. Lo has subido tú?
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hay alternativas fáciles en google.
a ver si no nos la estás colando, compadre. la descripción que has hecho de hiperbólica suena sospechosa…
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me emociono facilmente pero joder, es buena mierda
en otro orden ando buscando el de Snailhouse
y ya que estamos diré que el de Yuck tiene un paseo
buenas noches
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Gracias, mrbungle_, llevaba tiempo detrás de ese.
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He conseguido bajármelo de un taringa.
No me ha gustado. Solo he escuchado las 4 o 5 primeras canciones y me ha parecido nu metal cansino.
Con cariño, pero de refused, At The Drive-in y demases, como que no
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Psychedelic Horseshit - Laced LP [FatCat, 2011]
@30xsu72k:
Currently existing as the duo of Matt Horseshit (vocals / guitars / drum programming / harmonica / keyboards) and Ryan Jewell (drums / percussion / keyboards), 'Laced' also features a guest appearance by Times New Viking's Beth Murphy, who sings on 'DOA'. Created in Columbus throughout 2010 (with two tracks dating back to almost year before that), the album was recorded in a variety of basements, practice spaces, living rooms, and bathrooms using almost no amplifiers and a beat up 70's Teac reel to reel. No longer mining corrosive, lo-fi dysfunctionality in 2-minute adrenaline hits, 'Laced' is the first record to see them consistently stretching things out and breaking new ground. Losing the caked-in distortion and aggression, whilst retaining a drugged density and adventurousness, it is cleaner and far more electronic. Guitar, keyboards and drums remain staple instruments, but the driving bass guitar is ditched as samplers and electronics become increasingly central. Matt sampled, chopped and re-sequenced sections of Jewell's druming, forming a series of piled-up rhythms and loops. With this foregrounding of both rhythm and a spiralling mass of processed tones / melodies, 'Laced' could pass as a very a fried, psychedelic dance record. Numerous tracks bring to mind the early '90s indie-dance axis of MBV's 'Loveless' / Happy Mondays' 'Pills…' / Primal Scream's 'Screamadelica'. Squelchy, fluid and immersive, its huge blown-out swathes of blissfully reverberant FX, buried voices, smeared electronics and melted-out guitar processing recall the likes of Black Dice, Growing and Animal Collective. The pitchbent synth opening the 8-minute long ‘I Hate The Beach' replicates Omar Souleyman's Syrian horns; ‘Another Side’s harmonica and acoustic guitar nods towards Dylan; whilst the frequent blissed-out frequency mess summons the spirit of Astral Social Club. There are blissfully shimmering loop-sections; places where the whole buckles in on itself. At the centre of the slurred, swirling chaos is Horseshit’s gnarly, nasal vocal.
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