Filtraciones '08
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interesante combinación
AFCGT (A-Frames + Climax Golden Twins) - Self Titled CD-R [Fire Breathing Turtle 2008]
http://www.mediafire.com/?wxnhxglmyjy@t0jey4cn:
Holy shit, this is fucking great! And who would have ever thought that the A Frames and the Climax Golden Twins would make a record together? And who would have imagined that it would be this fucking awesome? It's all superlatives and all expletives in describing the first collaborative production from AFCGT. The A Frames had managed to raise some eyebrows here through their post-punk appropriations of early Wire and early Fall, but the vocals had always been something of a miss for them especially on the last Sub Pop album. But in working with the AQ-endorsed Climax Golden Twins who are a band accustomed to delivering exemplary instrumentals from literally every corner of the avant-rock landscape, the A Frames have the permission to shut the hell up and let the Climax Golden Twins dump the fucking kitchen sink all over A Frames rhythmic swagger. The album opens with a tumultuous blast of glue-huffing noise-rock, sort of like a fistfight between the Butthole Surfers and the Sun City Girls. Soon after, a series of bad-ass Birthday Party / Oxbow swamp rock riffs explode with spindly space-age gamelan leads; elsewhere, the No Wave ghosts of R.L. Crutchfield-era DNA emerge with of jagged chops across the guitar pick-ups, bloodied fingers and all. Fuck, it all sounds fucking great!
recomendable el experimento
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mmm, ¿el de dEUS se colgó post-fake definitivamente?
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@poppie:x68hv2f3:
mmm, ¿el de dEUS se colgó post-fake definitivamente?
Si, pero enlace ha caducado. Yo ya no lo tengo en el disco duro.
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@andtheworldsmileswithyou:p4cfq3kn:
@poppie:p4cfq3kn:
mmm, ¿el de dEUS se colgó post-fake definitivamente?
Si, pero enlace ha caducado. Yo ya no lo tengo en el disco duro.
ok, es que encontré este otro…
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Por si a alguien le apetece oir las demos del discazo de Why?
Why? - Alopecia Demos
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Wildbirds & Peacedrums - The Snake
please someone, re-up?
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¿Se ha colgado ya el de Jonathan Richman?
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Thurston Moore - Sensitive/Lethal (2008) No Fun NFP26
http://rapidshare.com/files/105753366/bbbbggggooootttt.rar -
James - Hey Ma
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@Pekh:q7iro093:
http://rapidshare.com/files/101272721/Jonathan_Richman-Because_Her_Beauty_Is_Raw_and_Wild-_Advance_-2008-RTB.zipPara Murnau el de Richman. No sé si aun funcionará, es de hace un par de semanas
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The BellRays - Hard sweet and sticky
http://rapidshare.com/files/105552108/bllrys_-_hrd_swt_stcky.rar ```Algo clásico.  -
Mark Kozelek - Nights LP - 12 Songs By Mark Kozelek (2008)
Disco de tomas en directo que acompaña al libro 'Nights Of Passed Over'
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Que bien, me he encontrado con esto.
Fursaxa - Kobold Moon [Sylph 2008]
@2cclkc60:
Limited factory-pressed ‘real’ CD album from Tara Burke aka Fursaxa, packaged in marbled, psychedelic card slipcases and wraparound inner sleeves and released on her own label. Recorded in Pennsylvania and Florida and mastered by Norm Fetter and Michael Gibbons of Bardo Pond. The whole disc has a heavy Judee Sill feel that hasn’t really been so apparent in her back catalogue until now but the combination of bells, hypnagogic choral settings and distant, sunbleached fidelity immediately conjures a similar dark, devotional air to Sill’s masterful “The Donor”. As usual with Fursaxa there is a heavy, ritualistic feel to much of the material, but some of it is so dilated and weirdly-arranged - with hypnotic, F/X mutated spoken word and huge sighs of almost Penderecki/Crumb-esque vocal smears - that it touches on the outer-space hysteria of Euro-heads like Zweistein or Catherine Ribeiro and Alpes more than any contemporary US ‘drone’, albeit refracted through early music and madrigal stylings. It all ends with one of the most spell-binding movements in her entire catalogue, with a chaos of vocal hiss functioning as a long, slow pan through the kind of fog-bound territory previously mapped by Andrew Chalk and Christoph Heemann as Mirror. One of her darkest and most otherworldly set of space-whispers to date. Highly recommended.
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El nuevo de Charles Manson, se llama "One Mind", está guay
Es Creative Commons eh!
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qué es esto de la Politically Correct o la Raw version?
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@Kiototar:1mym5gys:
@Kanchelskis:1mym5gys:
No me lo he descargado, así que no sé si es verdad o no, pero parece ser que en este link de debajo hay:
CAMILLE - MUSIC HOLE (2008)
http://rapidshare.com/files/104850916/medulla-is-crap.zipo eso dice el que firma aqui:
http://www.nialler9.com/blog/2008/03/30 ... usic-hole/Cuando lo descargas la carpeta por defecto se llama "Medulla -Is" a lo que inmagino que será Fake: Medulla (Björk), Is (Ísland =Islandia) y además cabe añadir que el anterior disco de Camille, (Le Fil) era rollo el Médulla de la cleptoskimo, utilizando la voz como "único" instrumento.
Yo por si acaso, no me lo bajo… que ya se sabe lo de Rapidshare... a esperar....
Camille - Music Hole (04/2008)
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Pan Sonic - Kuvaputki DVD [2008]
@s0mcken1:
American digital artist Edward Quist hooked up with the mighty Pan Sonic for this, their first ever DVD release, developing accompanying imagery for the duo's monumental experiments in synthesis. The main feature is the forty-minute audiovisual album dating back to 1999, combining Quist's cathode ray visions with Pan Sonic's uncompromising electronic sound world. The first thing you'll notice is just how well the two elements fit together: the black and white abstraction of the film ties into the extremes of the music - it's at once grounded in principals of self-restriction and minimalism but always encroaches on overwhelming the viewer/listener. In fact, sufferers of photo sensitive epilepsy will need to steer clear: in its more frantic moments the strobing can be fairly terrorising, even hypnotic. Amongst the flashes of raw electricity and grainy waveforms you might find yourself surprised by the emergence of actual live performance footage from Vainio and Vaisanen, whose furtive knob turning looks positively surgical, in a setting that's somewhere between CCTV and a phantom broadcast from some distant, Hebridean outpost with a faulty transmitter. The music is predictably wonderful, revisiting the advanced sound designs of a time around Pansonic's album, A. The combined effect of the viewing and listening experience might be compared to an analogue approximation of Ryoji Ikeda's Formula DVD, albeit with wraith-like human shapes occasionally rising from the tangled circuitry, reminding you that this is in fact a tour documentary at heart. Highly recommended.
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