Filtraciones '09
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@mundele:qu2vc251:
alguien tiene lo ultimo de luciano - tribute to the sun?
**Luciano - Tribute To The Sun [CADENZA42] 2009
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gracias !
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¿alguien tiene por ahí el nuevo disco de Doveman, The Conformist?
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Nick Oliveri -Death Acoustic 2009.
@240up43k:
Before getting booted from riff monsters Queens of the Stone Age in 2004, following their breakout Songs for the Deaf, the goateed, often-nude Nick Oliveri was one half of the group's core duo– alongside frontman Josh Homme, an anchor at the center of a rotating cast of contributors. Oliveri served as the band's sparkplug, counterbalancing Homme's melodic falsetto with his screeching hardcore vocals and adding a degree of batshit craziness to songs like "Tension Head" and "Quick and to the Pointless". Oliveri's absence would take its toll on Queens-- they haven't reached the same heights without him on subsequent records Lullabies to Paralyze and Era Vulgaris.
Since that time, Oliveri has played in a slew of bands including the Dwarves and L.A. hard-rock outfit the Knives and continued work on his long-running punk-metal project Mondo Generator, but has remained mostly out of the spotlight by comparison to his ex-bandmembers. (Even lesser known guitarist Dean Fertita has gone on to work with Jack White in the Dead Weather.) Now comes Death Acoustic-- as its title implies, a stripped-down solo album-- featuring a straightforward combination of Oliveri's gutter-punk howl and acoustic-guitar strumming. Despite these simple elements, the album features the same brutality and hostility as his contributions to Queens and other groups, and offers a bleak, sometimes frightening character portrait of Oliveri as an outcast not fit for normal society.
Death Acoustic is a pretty strange record and there isn't much precedent for it beyond perhaps the outlaw country of singers such as Hank Williams and Waylon Jennings, men who sold the idea of themselves as kinds of modern-day desperados. The difference, I suppose, is that Oliveri seems to actually be that character in real life, and when he delivers lines like, "I use crystal methane by the boatload/ I live off straight booze, I just don't fucking care," in the G.G. Allin cover "Outlaw Scumfuc", you don't really question the validity of that statement for a second. In one sense these songs are effective, as the listener gets some insight into Oliveri's persona, but the material is so violent and misogynistic it makes it difficult to find a way in.
But beyond the lyrical content are songs with real structure and melody that reinforce what made Oliveri an integral part of Queens in the first place. His guitar playing is tight and forceful throughout, and his cover of the Misfits classic "Hybrid Moments" is tender and even pretty, with double-tracked vocals that add nuance to the song's simple blitzkrieg bop. Even the stripped-down rendition of "Gonna Leave You" from Songs for the Deaf included here serves as a reminder of what a potent combination he and Homme were back in the day. It's enough to make you long for a Queens reunion, but it's darn-near impossible to imagine Homme listening to Death Acoustic and hearing the sentiments of a changed man.
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Friska Viljor - For New Beginnings (2009)
Friska Viljor are back this month with a new album "For New Beginnings" and the ever dependable Daniel from the band (and head of their record label Crying Bob records) sent through this song to share 'Wohlwill Strasse'. It is "a tribute to the people living at the street Wohlwill Strasse, situated next to Reeperbahn in Hamburg. Me and Joakim (the other half of the band) spent a week there a couple of years ago and fell in love with it". It's a jaunty pop travelogue complete with swinging horn section and 'whoo-hoo-hoo' chorus; and suggests the new album (pre-order here to receive a signed copy) is another must-buy from the excellent Swedish folk-pop duo. Friska Viljor are on tour in Oct and Nov across Europe
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@appleyard:2wo9magd:
DESMOND- A sea inside my cave
http://rapidshare.com/files/293385965/A ... e.rar.html
.mmm, me gusta la portada! estos qué hacen? alguna info, referencia, myspace…
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Excepter - Black Beach [Paw Tracks, 2009]
@2t8q8xu4:
Come to a beach party … Excepter-style! The “Black Beach” soundtrack LP features a DVD of the motion picture of the same name — Black Beach shot by Harrison Owen of the open-air performances conducted by Excepter in Big Sur during its 2008 West Coast tour. Bonus video footage includes the full show of Excepter at The Echo in Los Angeles and other surprises.
Here, at the literal End of the West … Watch as Excepter descends the great stair down to Sand Dollar beach, armed only with a flute and a small bag of percussion. Listen as Excepter walks on Morro Bay to the dread beat of the setting Sun. See Excepter dressed head-to-toe in black in the noon-day heat on a nudist beach (Parental Guidance Suggested). Feel the hostile surf continuously lash the last soundclash.
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@bruce_billis:3ao5e5qf:
@appleyard:3ao5e5qf:
DESMOND- A sea inside my cave
http://rapidshare.com/files/293385965/A ... e.rar.html
.mmm, me gusta la portada! estos qué hacen? alguna info, referencia, myspace…
De hecho no es la portada del disco sino una ilustración que acompañaba la maqueta, pero lo que he colgado sí es la versión definitiva del mismo. Aquí te dejo el myspace, aunque creo que las versiones de las canciones que hay puestas no son las definitivas, yo de tí me bajaba el disco (para lo que tarda…).
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el de Excepter es un truño como un puño, no se que clase de experimento es, pero comparado con el Debt Dept., na de na
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No te creo, mentira.
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re-up del de DESMOND??? es que ya ha superado el límite de 10 uploads…
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@Pelukini:2cirpyh1:
el de Excepter es un truño como un puño, no se que clase de experimento es, pero comparado con el Debt Dept., na de na
también rajaste como un cabrón del de prefuse y a mí con el tiempo me ha parecido una obra maestra.
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Greg Laswell - Covers (2009) EP
Covers features songs from Echo & the Bunnymen ("Killing Moon"), Morphine ("In Spite Of Me"), Mazzy Star ("Take Everything"), Kristen Hersh ("Your Ghost"), and Kate Bush ("This Woman's Work") in that particular order. What really makes this release worthy are the final three tracks, which cover all great unique female voices and showcase how Laswell is able to portray the raw essentials of each track through a male perspective. I could see these songs easily sneaking onto some TV shows and it truly adds to an already impressive resume for Laswell!
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The Kill Devil Hills – Man You Should Explode (2009)
http://rapidshare.com/files/293484845/The_Kill_Devil_Hills_____Man_You_Should_Explode__2009__K.rar -
@manel:kdl0rnah:
@Pelukini:kdl0rnah:
el de Excepter es un truño como un puño, no se que clase de experimento es, pero comparado con el Debt Dept., na de na
también rajaste como un cabrón del de prefuse y a mí con el tiempo me ha parecido una obra maestra.
tampoco te creo, jajaEl de prefuse es un toston , y ya de paso el del Mohawke tambien me ha dejado frio. Sobran minutos que no veas en ambos discos. Si fueran mas cortos igual los escuchaba otra vez y todo.
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@manel:2lk0ctom:
@Pelukini:2lk0ctom:
el de Excepter es un truño como un puño, no se que clase de experimento es, pero comparado con el Debt Dept., na de na
también rajaste como un cabrón del de prefuse y a mí con el tiempo me ha parecido una obra maestra.
tampoco te creo, jajael que me ha ido gustado es el proyecto este que tiene con toda la trupe, Risil, pero el disco de prefuse de este año, caquita, jeje
Y el de Excepter pues nose, pegadle una escucha y me contáis, ahora que leo el texto, digamos que un disco normal no es, el texto ya avisa "The “Black Beach” soundtrack LP features a DVD of the motion picture of the same name — Black Beach shot by Harrison Owen of the open-air performances conducted by Excepter in Big Sur during its 2008", ya avisa que es una parrafada artie de estos colgados, eso si, Excepter jefazos y que los descubrí gracias a vosotros 2 y josexiu.
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Jodis - Secret House hydrahead 2009
Jodis, an entirely new outfit involving James Plotkin (Khanate, Khlyst, Phantomsmasher, O.L.D.) Aaron Turner (Isis, Old Man Gloom, Lotus Eaters, House Of Low Culture, GREYMACHINE) and Tim Wyskida (Khanate, Blind Idiot God), is a modern exploration of restrained sonic minimalism and tonal/textural density.
Jodis' "Secret House," as a whole, recalls a void, a shoreless pit, a slow nihilistic decent into absolute blankness… The vocals emote a deviating distress, one that the listener will walk away from also knowing. The guitars loom with an almost inconceivable image of stillness. The percussion possesses an irregular circularity facilitating the general disorientation encapsulating the mood of the record. In summation, a thorough listen would kick the living shit out of your aptitude for co-habituation with other humans.
Muy recomendable para aquellos que les interese el minimalismo o los grupos arriba citados...
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encontré uno de hair police. talvez no esté tan increíble como el certainty of swarms del año pasado, pero sí tiene sus momentos excelentes (no es mi link).
hair police - our lunar guardian (gods of tundra, 2009)
http://www.mediafire.com/?gumyyioydwypor cierto, algunx tiene el wild tracks de russell haswell?..
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