Filtraciones '08
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Este es uno de los que se esperaba que aparecieran pronto filtrados, así que alguna gente del foro se pondrá contentilla.
Matt Elliott - Howling Songs
http://rapidshare.com/files/154737339/MEHS_Vic.zip ```@2yig83fp: > To succeed to "Drinking songs", because it’s really about songs, "Failing songs" turns Matt Elliott into a true songwriter. He assumes completely his voice and sings very personal and dark texts (that we can find for the first time inside the booklet.) Songs whose subtle melodies contrast with the hardness of the words because "Failing songs" is a hard failure report. Between despair and cold anger, the texts talk about the liberal military evolution of the world that the author rejects. The Titles are as sublime as melancholic, bitter and sad, impressed by Slavic music, Greek, and besides, sometimes punctuated of Spanish guitars (the guitar which is from now the instrument of predilection, omnipresent although often combined with the violoncello’s languor). > > "Howling songs" is the magnificent third and last part to the "songs trilogy". We are back to this slavonic tune, without any definite frontier, whose only and constant heritage finds its roots in European music. This is a very haunted and personal piece of music which is the testimony of a unique talent where moving melodies follow other moving melodies balancing between ballad songs and folk music, madness and reason, revolt and despair. "Howling songs" sympathises with the surrounding world, it is a definitive observation in which one can feel, throughout the songs, an outraged sensitivity which is the signature of the artist. It is all the more sensitive that Matt’s voice is sometimes present without any chorus in the background, bringing to the whole both confidence and unquestionable heat. > > "Howling songs" is, without a doubt, the most introspective album by Matt Elliott and the one which carries best his musical personality. > > And by the way, a new album by The Third Eye Foundation is to be released in 2009 Y esto último que dice la release note me pone una sonrisa de oreja a oreja. -
The Miserable Rich - 12 Ways To Count (2008)
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Taking the name from an experience they’d had playing at the wedding of two ultra-rich aristocrats in Rome, and musical inspiration from “Say you don’t mind” by ex-Zombies singer Colin Blunstone and the Balanescu’s super-cool orchestral covers of Krafwerk, James De Malplaquet and Will Calderbank decided to form The Miserable Rich - a chamber quintet to play their modern songs.
Recording as they developed their sound, the pair recruited fellow Shoreliner Mike Siddell (Lightspeed Champion, Kate Walsh, ex-Hope of the States) on violin, Lindsey Oliver (Kate Walsh, the Mummers) on double-bass, and Jim Briffett (Clearlake) on guitar. The album, 12 Ways To Count, was recorded at de Malplaquet’s house in Hove as the band formed over the summer of 2007.http://rapidshare.com/files/154601885/The_Miserable_Rich_-_12_Ways_To_Count__2008_.zipque viva el otoño…
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Merzbow / Richard Pinhas - Keio Line (2008)
Parte 1 :```
http://rapidshare.com/files/154481077/Rchrd_Pnhs___Mrzbw_-_K_Ln_V0.part1.rarParte 2 :``` http://rapidshare.com/files/154481486/Rchrd_Pnhs___Mrzbw_-_K_Ln_V0.part2.rar
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@-Toxinho-:whlvuj1t:
Este es uno de los que se esperaba que aparecieran pronto filtrados, así que alguna gente del foro se pondrá contentilla.
Matt Elliott - Howling Songs
Ni idea de que fuera a salir, una agradable sorpresa. Gracias!
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@-Toxinho-:1hwfrsh5:
Este es uno de los que se esperaba que aparecieran pronto filtrados, así que alguna gente del foro se pondrá contentilla.
Matt Elliott - Howling Songs
http://rapidshare.com/files/154737339/MEHS_Vic.zip ```@1hwfrsh5: > To succeed to "Drinking songs", because it’s really about songs, "Failing songs" turns Matt Elliott into a true songwriter. He assumes completely his voice and sings very personal and dark texts (that we can find for the first time inside the booklet.) Songs whose subtle melodies contrast with the hardness of the words because "Failing songs" is a hard failure report. Between despair and cold anger, the texts talk about the liberal military evolution of the world that the author rejects. The Titles are as sublime as melancholic, bitter and sad, impressed by Slavic music, Greek, and besides, sometimes punctuated of Spanish guitars (the guitar which is from now the instrument of predilection, omnipresent although often combined with the violoncello’s languor). > > "Howling songs" is the magnificent third and last part to the "songs trilogy". We are back to this slavonic tune, without any definite frontier, whose only and constant heritage finds its roots in European music. This is a very haunted and personal piece of music which is the testimony of a unique talent where moving melodies follow other moving melodies balancing between ballad songs and folk music, madness and reason, revolt and despair. "Howling songs" sympathises with the surrounding world, it is a definitive observation in which one can feel, throughout the songs, an outraged sensitivity which is the signature of the artist. It is all the more sensitive that Matt’s voice is sometimes present without any chorus in the background, bringing to the whole both confidence and unquestionable heat. > > "Howling songs" is, without a doubt, the most introspective album by Matt Elliott and the one which carries best his musical personality. > > And by the way, a new album by The Third Eye Foundation is to be released in 2009 Y esto último que dice la release note me pone una sonrisa de oreja a oreja.Y alguno de los filtradores también…. aunque este caerá en original sí o sí...
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gracias por el de matt elliott. también le voy a pegar una escucha al de ty segall. bonita portada, por cierto…
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gracias por el de matt elliott. también le voy a pegar una escucha al de ty segall. bonita portada, por cierto…
y al de mutators, si no lo has escuchado claro ya… jeje
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Fabio Orsi - Audio For Lovers 2xCD
@35sxtn58:
Fabio Orsi (collaborator on last year's 'Wildflower's under the sofa') returns with a double disc effort that is at once a highly satisfying 2 hour entry in the ambient genre. Although LVD's catalog often leans toward noiser, less melodic works, Audio for lovers shows both the same modernistic and minimal sensibilities that we've heard from Fabio in the past, while also drawing on the earlier, atmospheric work by Eno, which is to say that the album does precisely what most of us would like out of an ambient work. The tracks are highly melodic and memorable, the nature of the music is experimental enough (at least in theory) that I think a lot of fans of the label will enjoy it, and most importantly, the environments created here will please just about everyone–this might even be the LVD release to please your non-LVD listening acquaintances. Purchase the soundtrack to your new life today!
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Paul Metzger - Gedanken Splitter (Roaratorio, 2008)
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Paul Metzger continues to pile up the plaudits from critics and peers alike for his virtuosic string-slinging, gaining notice through his CD on Chairkickers and his split LP with Ben Chasny and Chris Corsano on Roaratorio. Metzger’s modified banjo is tricked out with additional sympathetic raga strings, although the compositions on Gedanken Splitter are informed by much more than Eastern drone music alone. Recorded in the same period as 2007’s Deliverance on Locust Music, this is a more jagged and aggressive (although no less accessible) affair. Metzger winds these improvisations around thornier threads than on his previous releases, and while never turning completely abstract, Gedanken Splitter moves even further away from anything resembling typical banjo fare. This is mesmerizing and singular playing.
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Paul Metzger - Canticle of Ignat / All Glass (Archive, 2008)
lean arriba y añadan esto extraído de su web: "One track played on modified acoustic guitar and one track played on modified Banjo"
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un re-up del nuevo de Matt elliott se agradecería… el otro link ha mueto... gracias
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the organ - thieves.
ep póstumo con las niñas tocando en directo. pelín descafeinado, pero con clase.
http://link-protector.com/619869/muchas gracias
me encanta Katie Sketch
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Uzi & Ari - Headworms
http://rapidshare.com/files/154895142/Uzi___Ari_-_Headworms_-_2008.zip@xwtn3m9h:
Ben Shepard is one of those artists that cannot help but create. Although on the road Uzi & Ari plays as a full complement of musicians in order to capture the complex and beautiful sounds that populate its recorded efforts, it is unambiguously the work of its
originator, Shepard, who has an urgent muse.There is something hiding under the bed in Uzi & Ari’s new record, “Headworms.” Behind each syncopated rhythm and skittering string is the sense that something has been uprooted, that knotty boards have been plied apart and secrets exposed to the light. The album is a
pregnant pause in a conversation with the gods, and never has introspection been such cause for dance. Uzi & Ari have always had their hands poised over the primal tom tom frenetic with energy, and in “Headworms” they’re beating it wildly. From the first anxious strums of the autoharp in Missoula to the final symphonic fade-out of Paper Cuts, the band has the listener monastically supplicating on our knees, wearing headphones and a heavy cassock, wringing his hands and tapping his feet. The language employed measures its step carefully with the music, and these two partners take turns leading, weaving in and out of powerful imagery both aural and verbal.
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Me encanta Uzi & Ari, de hecho estoy esperando que me llegue el vinilo por la puerta de casa. Comentar que la publicación del vinilo se pudo llevar a cabo gracias a las donaciones de interesados (como este menda) que donaron el valor del disco allá por Febrero/Marzo y que ahora ven recompensado el esfuerzo. Su sello no podía permitirse los costes de fabricación del vinilo, por lo que el grupo tuvo una ocurrente iniciativa que llegó a buen puerto.
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Helios– Caesura [2008]
@2m5v7xpj:
YOU NEED THIS — A MOST HIGHLY RECOMMENDED UNDER THE SKIN EPIC ***** When me and my wife first met with Keith Kenniff it was on the road on tour with Khonnor in 2004. He was a shimmering humble star, a person that had a sparkle in his eyes, which has been shining through with all the music he pours through. After listening to his music, as Helios and Goldmund over four years time, we are again proud and happy to be able to offer his astounding moody compositions for all of you. Get this. He is a star.
This is Keith Kenniff’s fifth gorgeous release. In five years Keith’s style has evolved constantly, with his drifting piano compositions taking the Goldmund label and the Helios sound moving out from undreneath the clipped beat-heavy electronics of ‘Unomia’ and into a more unique place, even incorporating vocals on the ‘Ayres’ mini album. ‘Caesura’ however is his ‘proper’ follow-up to the acclaimed ‘Eingya’, and sees Keith return to the instrumental sound he knows so well. In fact in many ways ‘Caesura’ is a more electronic work than its predecessors, blending layer upon layer of synthesizer and adding his assured drumming to come up with the perfect meeting of indie-pop and ambient music. The haunting cinematic element is still present of course, but these songs are more rounded and confident than any in Keith’s career.
From the delicate bliss of ‘Hope Valley Hill’ which opens up the album with gauzy nostalgia and, as the title promised, hope, through the chunky pop of ‘Come With Nothings’ it is clear that Keith’s music is as arresting as it ever was. Taking cues from the lilting indie-electronics of Ulrich Schnauss and the unfussy ambience of Brian Eno, Keith manages to inject this with his knowledge as a composer. The epic harmonies of ‘Backlight’ for instance reveal a lightness of touch rarely heard in the genre with sweeping synthesized chords buzzing alongside Keith’s signature guitar.
Accompanied by more gorgeous artwork from Matthew Woodson, ‘Caesura’ is a glowing record for the winter months, and a glimmer of hope to keep the seasons at bay.
dotshophttp://rs429.rapidshare.com/files/155048693/Helios_-_Caesura.zip http://rapidshare.com/files/155072226/HelC_Vic.zip -
Ou yeah yeah!!!!!!!
Lo esperaba como agua de mayo, gracias.
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