Filtraciones '09
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Zombi - Spirit Animal [Relapse - 2009] synths, prog-rock, horror music score, 70's
Nuevo disco de este duo (Steve Morre y A.E. Paterra) instrumental (bajo, bateria y synthes), paisajes prog rock con sonidos syntheticos y cosmicos de los 70 pero para nada empalagoso como podría ser unos Vangelis ni suena muy retro. En algunos momentos le meten algo de caña, con una base rítmica una bassline con un par de cojones y a volar. La portada ilustra muy bien el sonido del disco.
Recomendable!
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joooo, vaya decepción, yo pensaba que el de CASIOTONE F.T.P.A. era nuevo
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@Zackchill:f2pu1ky8:
@lowtrux:f2pu1ky8:
al final me hago fan… esto no ha salido desde que se pidió, ¿no?
mi ami - echononecho 12".
Llegue tarde a esto y ya no me va el link, algún reup ?
http://www.mediafire.com/?yz44zodicnbgracias mil.
zach mi kapersky me alerta de que eso tiene un trojano. Algún otro enlace ?
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Que trojano!
Lo he subido yo, si tengo un trojano es inofensivo, a mi no me ha jodido nada.
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del ultimo de dominique a, alguien sabe algo???
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sigue calvo.
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a este hombre lo vimos en sevilla el año pasado tocándole el piano a john zorn.
Jamie Saft - Black Shabbis [Tzadik, 2009]
@3r7yrf76:
_Personnel:
Mr. Dorgon: Vocals
Trevor Dunn: Bass
Bobby Previte: Drums
Jamie Saft: Guitar, Bass, Vocals, Organs, Mellotron, Optigan, Synthesizers
Vanessa Saft: Vocals
Mike Pride: Drums
Dmitriy Shnaydman: DrumsAfter two stunning jazz piano trio recordings featuring the music of Dylan and Zorn, dubmeister Jamie Saft returns to his roots with a masterpiece of Jewish heavy metal. Slashing and burning his way through nine tracks of unbridled madness, this is Radical Jewish Culture at its best. Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath and Slayer for the frum, Black Shabbis presents uncompromising and intense sounds from one of the most versatile creative lights in the downtown scene._
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¿Cómo puede ser que no hayáis colgado esta joyaza?
@s92a8ocs:
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Aquí la cosecha de enero:
http://sharebee.com/49b64254 ```Donde se ha recogido esto: 01 Cotton Jones: Some strange rain 02 Grizzly Bear: Deep blue sea 03 Alela Diane: To be still 04 Coconut Records: Courtyard 05 Darren Hayman & The Secondary Modern: Compilation cassette 06 Marissa Nadler: Mary come alive 07 Anni Rossi: Machine 08 The National: So far around the bed 09 Morrissey: I’m throwing my arms around Paris 10 Secrete Message Machine: Insomnia 11 Here We Go Magic: Fangela 12 M. Ward: Stars of Leo 13 Handsome Furs: I’m confused 14 Vetiver: More of this 15 Of Montreal: First time high 16 Bishop Allen: Dimmer -
Omar Rodríguez-López
Despair
http://www.mediafire.com/file/mzjmiymzmwmMegaritual
http://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=24BITYOEAún no los he escuchado, pero supongo que en uno de estos colabora Zach Hill, veremos.
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Droneros del mundo uníos, el nuevo disco de Pan American está aquí
Pan American - White Bird Release
http://www.mediafire.com/?kmg0mlydjnl@34j5dypa:
Returning for a sixth album after a decade of recording, Mark Nelson resumes duties as Pan American, once again employing a very human brand of minimalism to his craft, establishing an evocative and exquisitely sombre electro-acoustic sound, fabricated from strands of guitar, electronics, and all manner of subtle nuances that pepper the background with that distinctive… Pan American-ness that made the likes of Quiet City so utterly bewitching. The irregular tremolo and whispered vocal of opening piece 'There Can Be No Thought of Finishing' provides an early highlight and a sense of sonic bliss that's all too quickly shattered, giving way to layers of noisy tones and clattering drums, only to give way to the weightless gestures of 'For Aiming to the Stars', a fine drift-scape buoyed onwards by intermittent root notes played by bass while the pitter-pat of cymbals keeps time. Although less organised, 'Is a Problem to Occupy Generations' manages to weave something beautiful from what seems to be a few wafts of amplifier hiss, giving way to the contrapuntally pristine blues of 'So That No Matter'. Offering an entirely different prospect,'How Much Progress One Makes' sounds like a surreal exchange between Massive Attack, Burial, and Philip Jeck, producing one of the album's most compellingly rhythmic and most arrestingly atmospheric moments. Pan American albums seem to be painfully few and far between, but when one does eventually make it out of the studio the result is something very special indeed.
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Alguien tiene el Lovetune for Vacuum de Soap&Skin?
Gracias Toxinho por el de Pan American.
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El enlace de donde lo bajé ya no chuta. Voy a ver si te lo puedo subir.
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@melt:qacadva9:
Alguien tiene el Lovetune for Vacuum de Soap&Skin?
Gracias Toxinho por el de Pan American.
Te lo dejo en rapidshare que los demás enlaces están petaos
http://rs404.rapidshare.com/files/191670187/2009-S_Skin-Lovetun4Vacuum.rar
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Aps, no había encontrado ninguno operativo… Cancelo la subida pues. Gracias Toxinho.
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gracias toxinho y gracias también a sir jarguz por el intento.
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@melt:2sokdz9y:
Alguien tiene el Lovetune for Vacuum de Soap&Skin?
Gracias Toxinho por el de Pan American.
y esta q hace exactamente???
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Paraaad!
que aquí una se despega de la pantalla del ordenador unas semanas…
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Vaya, que rapidos sois con eso de compartir links!!!!!
No tengo ni tiempo de saber quien soy...
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