Filtraciones '13
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q son, solo dos temas el nuevo de Retribution?
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por eso ma ha extrañado, porque pesa 100 megas jojojoj
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está riquisimo el de Retribution
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@Pelukini:xc48lhqg:
NIGHT MARCHERS - ALLEZ ALLEZ
John Reis (Rocket From the Crypt, Drive Like Jehu, Hot Snakes, The Sultans…)
http://uploaded.net/file/yt80qbhqEdit: este disco es un pelotazo, una apisonadora, joder pinta de cojones la vuelta the Rocket from the crypt. WIN
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A ver si vamos a descubrir a los Night Marchers ahora, chavales, el anterior ya era el Pene
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Nunca es tarde….si la dicha es buena...
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Juraría que esto no estaba posteado pero a lo mejor me equivoco
Psychic Ills - One Track Mind
http://ge.tt/3ikTcXW/v/0
Radar Brothers - Eight
http://uploaded.net/file/vrnwq90m
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@-Toxinho-:10xm8yag:
Juraría que esto no estaba posteado pero a lo mejor me equivoco
Psychic Ills - One Track Mind
He estado esperando hasta las 12 para que se activara la descarga
¡Muchas gracias!Una curiosidad que seguro que ya ha tenido respuesta en otras partes del foro ¿como demonios se filtran los discos de sellos pequeños?
Lo digo porque los 3 últimos lanzamientos de sacred bones que aparecen en las últimas páginas de este hilo están anunciados en la web para febrero y marzo, si es un entorno reducido de gente, ¿a quien le interesa o, mas aun, quien se preocupa por filtrar estos discos? ¿los técnicos de sonido porque filtran todo a saco? ¿el propio sello porque al final así venden mas vinilos? ¿los artistas por la difusión? nu se.
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El de Ducktails mola mil. El salto que comentáis es parecido al que hiciera Dan Béjar hace dos años, ¿no?
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@manel:1ggoolxs:
A ver si vamos a descubrir a los Night Marchers ahora, chavales, el anterior ya era el Pene
Este último me parece bastante mejor.
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on an on / give in (city slang, 2013)
@1o1ibylo:
Sometime in the spring of 2012 the musicians that would go on to form the Chicago & Minneapolis based trio ON AN ON found themselves at a tipping point. The three of them—Nate Eiesland, Alissa Ricci, and Ryne Estwing—had played music with one another in various capacities for the better part of a decade. Most recently, they had shared the stage and studio as three fifths of the indie-pop outfit Scattered Trees, which had seen its fair share of success. But with the band’s studio time only a few weeks away and the other members now spread out across the country pursuing other endeavors, they would chart their own course and come out stronger for it. What emerged was ON AN ON.
For ON AN ON, the precariousness of breaking new ground only three weeks before recording with accomplished producer Dave Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Super Furry Animals, Los Campesinos!) provided a jolt of creative energy. The musicians had become disenchanted with their past approach to songwriting and recording, finding the process of striving for polished pop both tiresome and constrained. Newfeld proved the perfect counterpart to their initial vision for the record, encouraging them to push boundaries and go with their instincts.
http://www.cityslang.com/releases/49020/give-in/
bleeding rainbow / yeah right (kanine, 2013)
@1o1ibylo:
Nevermind the constant threat of a cease and desist letter, when Carrie Brownstein tells you that your band name is weak, you change it. But it isn’t as simple as a name change for Philadelphia’s minimal noise pop duo Reading Rainbow, significant line up additions facilitated the adoption of a new moniker. So…drum roll please…as we reintroduce Philadelphia’s Bleeding Rainbow, now a full-blown, Brownstein-approved, rock quartet. The name better represents the band’s evolving sound and is all around more badass and trippy as sh*t. The founding members, Sarah Everton, who moved from drums to bass to give her vocals a better chance to shine, and vocalist/guitarist Rob Garcia are now joined by Al Creedon on lead guitar and drummer Greg Frantz.
While 2010’s album release Prism Eyes gained significant attention and raised the band’s profile among the indie elite, even that set might not be aware of the previous self-released album Mystical Participation. If Prism Eyes is, by their own description, their attempt at writing pop songs, and Mystical Participation emphasizes an aesthetic of loud and drone-y guitars instead of focused song structure, Yeah Right, the band’s third album set for release January 29th, 2013 on Kanine Records, is the merging and maturation of all these ideas and sounds.
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@Disperso:aa9h62h6:
El de Ducktails mola mil. El salto que comentáis es parecido al que hiciera Dan Béjar hace dos años, ¿no?
Mmm, el salto no, pero quizás un poco la baldosa en la que ambos han ido a caer.
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@manel:1fno901u:
A ver si vamos a descubrir a los Night Marchers ahora, chavales, el anterior ya era el Pene
Pués si, sisisisisi. Ahora mismito los acabo de descrubrir.
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@manel:23znezui:
A ver si vamos a descubrir a los Night Marchers ahora, chavales, el anterior ya era el Pene
Lleva unos días en Spotify, cremita.
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@emewe:7ai9r2z3:
¿Alguien con el de Julio de la Rosa "Pequeños trastornos sin importancia" (2013)?
me uno a la petición
aqui os dejo un enlace para escucharlo mientras….
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el de Guadalupe Plata anda por ahi?? gracias
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