Filtraciones '09
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ya corre por ahí el nuevo de Akron/Family, ¿algún experimentado filtrador tendría a bien compartirlo?
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joder no sabía que sacaban disco estos también… todo apunta a que este año va a ser de traca.
Toxinho creemos en ti !!
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Este hilo es mi perdición.
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@Dan:
ya corre por ahí el nuevo de Akron/Family, ¿algún experimentado filtrador tendría a bien compartirlo?
gracias anticipadasNuevo disco? Cómo se llama? No veo noticia de el por ningun lado! Noticias alguien?
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Sí, el de Akron family salía en alguna lista de que iba a aparecer este año. Creo que en la de Pitchfork? Salía, tan sólo, como tba, sin nombre de disco ni fecha prevista.
Por otro lado, el de Mono ya se puede comprar en preorder, así que supongo que de aquí a poco rulará también.
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se llamará Set 'Em Wild, Set 'Em Free pero creo que habrá que esperar un poco
edito para decir, aunque no tenga nada que ver, que el de The Appleseed Cast tiene una pinta tremenda
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el nuevo ep de los boredoms está chulísimo. 'ant 10' es un temazo. base rítmica marca de la casa, unos teclados que planean de un lado a otro y un bucle vocal de ritual dándole al asunto un aire muy místico. suenan más kraut que nunca (o al menos recuerdan al kraut a la primera) siendo puro boredoms. los remixes están de puta madre los cuatro.
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@Zackchill:3qr6q4bu:
Boredoms - Super Roots 10 [Commmons, 2009]
ya me extrañaba a mi que la Rockdelux les dedicara un reportaje por amor al arte…gracias!
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edit: ok, ya me he leido la página 58
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Odawas - The Blue Depths
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Queridos compañeros del metal, hace tiempo que yo también le quiero echar mis zarpas al nuevo de Akron/Family. Desgraciadamente, se que existen promos circulando por el expacio exterior, pero se encuentran en manos de distribuidores de selllos com mucha maldá. Sabed que en cuanto lo tenga entre mis manos viene directo para aquí, así que no desespereis.
De paso os dejo dos enlaces para el de The Appleseed Cast sin la voz de la promohttp://www.megaupload.com/es/?d=UJVGV5KZhttp://www.mediafire.com/download.php?hnyjyw3j1jm
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¿El nuevo de Six Organs of Admittance ha rulado por aquí? Es que no consigo encontrarlo
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de nuevo, gracias Toxinho!
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@Mr.:
¿El nuevo de Six Organs of Admittance ha rulado por aquí? Es que no consigo encontrarlo
http://www.gigasize.com/get.php?d=3trzmh1xtmd -
@Mr.:
¿El nuevo de Six Organs of Admittance ha rulado por aquí? Es que no consigo encontrarlo
Es un recopilatorio, por eso.
http://rapidshare.com/files/177923911/rtz.part1.rarhttp://rapidshare.com/files/177932838/rtz.part2.rar
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@tra-la-la:3g563ekr:
con que te hayas bajado el de animal collective ya es suficiente jajajja
mais oui
ya lo tengo! son grandes!
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@Pelukini:2d7fjkxa:
se me esta desbordando a mi y todo, aún tengo mucha cosa del 2008 a la espera, y de este año… aún no he escuchado ni el de Marissa Nadler, arggg, voy a ella. alguien lo ha escuchado ya? bien?
PD: Toxhino para ya coño!, vas a ful eh? andtheworld?, habéis hecho una fusión o que?
Un poco diferente, mas pop, tal vez. Me gusta
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@Zackchill:2mp9qbdv:
Boredoms - Super Roots 10 [Commmons, 2009]
http://rs146.rapidshare.com/files/193411196/Super_Roots_10.zip–---------------------------------------------
Black Joker - Watch Out! [Pacific City Studios 2009]
@2mp9qbdv:
Limited CD-R upgrade for what was originally a Europe-only cassette releases in an edition of 80 copies from the new project of Spencer Clark of The Skaters/Vodka Soap/Monopoly Child et al. Spencer himself describes this as being more drone-focussed and with faster percussion than the recent Monopoly Child sets. The percussion is up-front, with arcs of criss-crossing time signatures generating plenty of phantom space and the combination of trance-informed momentum and bubbling electronic sci-fi tones sounds closest to one of the Sun Ra Arkestra's most future-visioned takes on "Ancient Aethiopia"; while expanding on the classic post-Angus MacLise feel of all of the best Skaters material. Comes in a plastic case with black and white art.
http://www.mediafire.com/?wzjtdidhzmbGRACIAS!
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@Sir:
@Mr.:
¿El nuevo de Six Organs of Admittance ha rulado por aquí? Es que no consigo encontrarlo
Es un recopilatorio, por eso.
http://rapidshare.com/files/177923911/rtz.part1.rarhttp://rapidshare.com/files/177932838/rtz.part2.rar
Pues estaba convencido que era de material nuevo. Gracias en cualquier caso.
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Este disco creo que os puede gustar si paladeais cosas como Pan American o Tim Hecker recientemente publicadas por aquí. Aparecen en una nueva discográfica Thrill Jockey lo que puede darles un poco más de repercusión.
Mountains - Choral
http://rs506.rapidshare.com/files/193537874/mountains_choral.zip@2oe834vd:
Mountains is Brendon Anderegg and Koen Holtkamp, friends since their middle school days. The duo were brought together by mutual artistic and musical interests, and both ended up at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. It was during this time that they began exchanging musical ideas and compositions which led to them founding the Apestaartje label in 1999. As their collaborations and individual projects blossomed, they decided to create Mountains as a vehicle for live performance.
A love of sculpting sound in front of an audience is at the heart of Mountains. The group’s third album, Choral, (their first self-titled release and second album Sewn were both on Apestaartje), is the culmination of their work to date and a balanced mix of the first two efforts. Mountains is often compared to artists such as Brian Eno and Fennesz citing their extended melodies and their unique broad guitar work. Mountains seamlessly blend pastoral electronic sounds with both field recordings and a plethora of acoustic instruments. The resulting soundscapes are broad in scope and rich in detail. The effect is incredibly sublime and hypnotic as the sounds slowly wrap themselves around each other and alter themselves in the mind of the listener. Choral is a uniquely soothing and addicting listening experience and an aural crazy quilt: warm and inviting with many details to discover and explore.
Recorded by the duo entirely in the winter and spring of 2008 at home in Brooklyn, Choral is largely live and performed in real time, with only a few overdubs to create a more “choral” effect. The opening title-track carries the weight of a full orchestra gradually drawing their bows across a field of strings. The subtle undulations produce a warm blank canvas and create an impending sense of what’s to come. As the percolating electronic melodies creep into the track, they’re soon joined by field recordings, organ, electric piano, synthesizer, accordion and then later by the gentle strum of a guitar. This densely layered and textured song contains over 30 tracks of material. On the quiet and more guitar oriented “Map Table”, the band ‘play’ ice water and books by recording the sounds of them flipping through the pages. The calming “Telescope” actually features the sound of an intense thunderstorm recorded in the desert in Arizona. Guiding us through sonic peaks and valleys, the band takes us on a journey through their realm of experimentation, occasionally crossing over into psychedelic and kosmiche (Harmonia, Cluster, Popol Vuh) territory. Choral is the sound of an adventuresome duo, who is equally invested in melody and discovery.
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