Filtraciones '09
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el de animal collective y el de los planetas el mismo día!?!? joder… me cago en todo, os quiero muchísimo en estos momentos!! no habrá nada nuevo de deerhunter para rematar la jornada, no?
no habrá portada para el de los granaínos por ahí, verdad? es lo que me gusta tunear mi atunes... por cierto, el del colectivo es canela en rama, pero es que eso ya ni sorprende... ojalá nunca nunca se acabe esta racha
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@jackster:1pwzybrc:
Nuevo EP de Los Planetas
lo puto cabronass
ya lo han chapado… algun otro link?
daaaanke
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bonus days!
algun reupload del EP de los planetas please?
alegradme la mañana porfavor…
gracias.
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romance de juan de osuna
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@poppie:23zyuo2z:
romance de juan de osuna
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YSD9F1BVsuppa
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GREENLAND IS MELTING – OUR HEARTS ARE GOLD, OUR GRASS IS BLUE 2009.
@1lpq7n2q:
Greenland is Melting is the Gainesville, Florida trio of Karl Seltzer, Will Dueease and Shaun Pereira and Our Hearts Are Golden is their sophomore release. Soundwise, the best way for me to describe this band would be to say that they sound like what I wanted to hear the first time I heard The Avett Brothers. They play a ragged form of folk-country with a punk attitude that seems so loose and relaxed that it always seems like it’s on the edge of coming apart. The bands shares vocal duties on all the songs, and like the music the voices are so different that the harmonies seem like they could devolve into dischord at any minute. The thing is that the album never fell apart, and as it wore on I just kept getting pulled further and further in until what seemed strange and challenging on first listen became quirky and charming.
http://rapidshare.com/files/309603694/GiM_Our_Hearts_are_Gold__Our_Grass_is_BlueK.rar -
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@melt:kbzywoli:
Peter Broderick & Machinefabriek - Blank Grey Canvas Sky
http://www.mediafire.com/?flzm5t2nwnyHe visto que esta petado:
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Soap&Skin - Marche Funèbre EP
http://hotfile.com/dl/16817111/0ef4719/Soap_and_Skin-Marche_Funebre_EP-945.0173.711-WEB-2009-E.rar.html -
"Hemos editado el mensaje para traspasarlo al post de Reseñas'09
donde creemos que encaja mejor. Ruego disculpen las molestias" -
Algo de final de año
Glorytellers – Atone
http://rs570.rapidshare.com/files/308767854/GloAto_Vic.zip
@2ke9ma0o:
The second album from Geoff Farina’s Glorytellers finds the band sound gelling into a gorgeous amalgamation of Farina’s own musical history, and his musical heritage. Resonating with reference points from the Americana music canon, Atone vibrates with buoyant songs and vivid narratives.Geoff Farina has been making records and touring consistently since the early 90s, and he has carved out small enclaves of dedicated fans across the US, Europe, and Japan. His band Karate made nine genre-bending records and toured extensively for twelve years, and the songs he penned with The Secret Stars have reached cult status, covered by the likes of Death Cab for Cutie and Ida. Since 2006, Farina’s Glorytellers have combined Karate’s quiet-rock urgency with the Secret Stars’ soft-spoken intimacy to evoke the best qualities of both bands. Atone, Glorytellers’ second release, is a collection of nine unclassifiable gems that gently unfold with ease and dignity.
Atone reaches into all corners of Americana; Echoes of Harry Nilsson’s “Everybody’s Talkin’” reverberate through “The Keystone,” as Farina narrates a train ride through the decaying mining towns of Pennsylvania. The acoustic and electric guitars on “Concaves’” are woven together like twin fiddles. Matt Pond recently described the deftly-fingerpicked “Just What I Was Thinking” as ‘Bluegrass Morrissey’. There is even a bawling Walter Horton-style Marine Band that punctuates the bluesy “Softly as She Sings.” But for all its pre-punk influences, Glorytellers have their feet firmly planted in 80s and 90s indie music: Had they been plugged into 100-watt Marshall amps, the guitars on “Fours” and “Omni Stars” would be at home on a Pitchfork or New Radiant Storm King record, and the six-plus minutes of “The Coldest War” seethe and simmer like Karate’s best album-ending epics..
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Y esto también merece la penaSpacemen 3 / Wooden Shjips - Split 7"
http://www.mediafire.com/?zfyz0jmlzwo
@2ke9ma0o:
For it's 50th release the great pop supplement offers up this incredible pairing of like minded spirits, for a total one off split 45. 2 unreleased nuggets from legendary psych rockers from both sides of the pond. The Spacemen tune is a beautiful demo to their last ever single, the mighty "big city". stripped of it's lyrical nod to the electric prunes, but still very much displaying the kraftwerk influence of the original, the softer spoken lyrical passages offer up an almost confessional electro blues variant, unique to this early take.
After 2 studio LPs, Wooden Shjips are often bracketed with the Spacemen, with their blissed out Velvets / Doors / Kraut sound- so it's perhaps of no surprise that they should take on a Spacemen gem for their own reworking. "I Believe It" from the classic "Playing with Fire" album gets the nod for a radical overhaul- where the original's predominantly keyboard lead is given the Shjips' guitar fuzz and 2 note organ treatment. a killer take on an old favourite, debuted recently on the road and offered up here as their first outright UK release. Packaging as ever with the GPS is of paramount importance, cover art is provided by natty brooker (the original spacemen percussionist) and is from original work put together during his time within the band's first line-up. A pretty much essential and incredible 45, destined not to hang around long….
Ahí queda eso. Seguiremos aportando cositas poco a poco.
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Zelienople - Give It Up
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@-Toxinho-:13dahqie:
Algo de final de año
Glorytellers – Atone
http://rs570.rapidshare.com/files/308767854/GloAto_Vic.zipNo existe más. Algún otro link por ahí?
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The Fall-Slippy Floor (2009.)
A one-off single to tie in with the current tour. A song of many parts, starting with a gorgeous bass line as MES intones, 'We're gonna get married/On the floor of behest.' Main part is a repetitive but addictive guitar riff along with seemingly random observations on the slippy floor in view of the Taj Mahal. All you get is a sloppy Fall? The typically lo-fi tape recordings at the end include what sounds like a tasty slide guitar based song snippet and another of those 'rhythms tapped out on the kitchen table with a spoon' jobs. 'So, apart from mixing that, there's not really much more to do with it, is there?'
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Ultimamente lo del Rapidshare es una desgracia. Llevo toda la tarde intentando bajar el de los Fall y nada , imposible. No hay slots para los free users. Como no bajes los archivos a primera hora de la mañana no hay nada que hacer. En fin seguiré intentándolo. De todos modos, gracias kole.
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@SSG:2jeq7ruu:
Ultimamente lo del Rapidshare es una desgracia. Llevo toda la tarde intentando bajar el de los Fall y nada , imposible. No hay slots para los free users. Como no bajes los archivos a primera hora de la mañana no hay nada que hacer. En fin seguiré intentándolo. De todos modos, gracias kole.
parece que con este link es más fácil (a mi me está bajando ya):
http://www.sendspace.com/file/emxz2c
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