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Tambourine

Cymbals Eat Guitars - Lenses Alien (2011)

http://uploaded.to/file/fozl8ssw

Veritas

@Tambourine:2qqgv7rg:

Cymbals Eat Guitars - Lenses Alien (2011)

¡Grandeeeees! Muchas gracias. Todavía sudo al recordar esos gorros de lana en el Nasti :lol:

Kanchelskis

la gente de Stereogum presenta:

Stroked: a tribute to "Is this it"

@pfy91qo4:

Peter Bjorn And John – ‘Is This It’
Chelsea Wolfe – ‘The Modern Age’
Frankie Rose – ‘Soma’
Real Estate – ‘Barely Legal’
Wise Blood – ‘Someday’
Austra – ‘Alone, Together’
The Morning Benders – ‘Last Night’
Owen Pallett – ‘Hard To Explain’
Heems – ‘New York City Cops’
Deradoorian – ‘Trying Your Luck’
Computer Magic – ‘Take It Or Leave It’

http://cdn.stereogum.com/files/2011/07/STROKED.zip

más información:
http://stereogum.com/767531/stroked-tri ... s-it/mp3s/

baifo

@Tambourine:37sidg95:

Cymbals Eat Guitars - Lenses Alien (2011)
http://uploaded.to/file/fozl8ssw

te quiero, tío!

palmy

@Veritas:32t7l1k7:

@Tambourine:32t7l1k7:

Cymbals Eat Guitars - Lenses Alien (2011)

¡Grandeeeees! Muchas gracias. Todavía sudo al recordar esos gorros de lana en el Nasti

Un poco más flojo que el primero, no¿?

kaurismakis

moji moji - N [Resting Bell, 2011]

Enlaces en descarga gratuita desde el netlabel:

http://www.archive.org/compress/rb093

http://raw.media.sonicsquirrel.net/rest ... /rb093.zip

@1ixpz8ma:

Lucas Page (a.k.a. moji moji) is a musician/sound designer born in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
His first EP album is entitled “Detroit de le Maire” and was released by Hipidukimuzik net label. Detroit de le Maire comprises 4 tracks inspired by the Lemaire strait, (which runs between Tierra del Fuego and Isla de los Estados).

For his second album, “N”, moji moji travels to the argentinean northwest and draws inspiration from the immensity of its breathtaking landscapes. The result are 5 beautiful pieces between postrock, shoegaze, pop and ambient. Sliding guitar tones, a fine and subtle composition with guitar, keyboards and percussion are ending up in a big, organic soundscape. Walls of sound are built up and falling apart within this work and you can always close your eyes and let the music carry you away.

kaurismakis

*shels - Plains of the Purple Buffalo [2011]

Post Rock/Ambient/Shoegaze

http://www.wupload.com/file/40028872

http://www.filesonic.com/file/1341584311

Dan Hoerner

mmmm, Kaurismakis, llevo con ese disco un par de semanas, me gusta mucho, no se por qué pero no se me ocurrió colgarlo aquí, ando detrás de algún concierto suyo, ahora en London llevan un poco de hype encima, en RockSound ponían el disco del najas.

PD lo de ambient lo podemos quitar, no vaya a ser que los droneros se lo bajen y te pongan a caldo.

Tambourine

The Jayhawks - Mockingbird Time (2011)

http://www.filesonic.com/file/1535130554

FUN

Acabo de sufrir una alucinacion, aqui hace un rato habia un post de Zachill con tres discos , entre ellos el EP de Hud Mo, ahora no está, y no es que me haya confundido de hilo, es que no sale ni buscando los mensajes en su perfil…..

SSG

También han desaparecido varios posts del hilo del Fly Me To The Moon.

Pelukini

ok, ahora lo entiendo, ha sido algo generalizado, estaba flipando con unos post fantasma en el hilo de electrónica.

Jailbait

Aprovecho para volver a poner el enlace al EP de los Flaming Lips con Lightning Bolt que era uno de los mensajes desaparecidos.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=EKS7EK8S

Veritas

@palmy:or0ug4x3:

Un poco más flojo que el primero, no¿?

Sí, la verdad es que es bastante más flojo que el primero, aún así no me ha disgustado la evolución.

mnislaih

Jacuzzi Boys – Glazin’ (2011) 320kb

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http://www.filesonic.com/file/1561981434

Kanchelskis

recupero el post del disco de Julianna Barwick que bruce billis enlazó por el hilo dronero en febrero, y merece reivindicación más amplia en el general. Precioso, precioso, precioso:

@bruce_billis:rzhripj9:

julianna barwick - the magic place (asthmatic kitty, 2011)

http://www.mediafire.com/?8rcu1aa9339fol8
```@rzhripj9:

> NYC singer Julianna Barwick is a master of vocal layering, a technique in which she builds complex, ethereal tunes by interweaving recorded loops of her own voice. The resulting symphony of vocals is otherworldly and transcendental, containing both the beauty and purity of spirit of a children’s choir as well as the abstract structural designs of forward thinking composers like Sigur Ros (or Glass or Eno before them). Call it sublime, angelic, majestic – whatever adjective you find most poignant, chances are it somehow implies Barwick’s ability to create music that seems divinely inspired.
> 
> After teasing us with the short quaff of ambrosia that was last year’s Florine EP, Barwick will release full length debut The Magic Place this Winter. And while Magic only contains three more tracks than Florine, each one averages nearly five minutes long. And in the space of such lengthy tracks Barwick deftly navigates the heavenly heights without the aid of musical instruments other than her voice (and in few instances spare piano and guitar). As a whole, The Magic Place is as fully resplendent as its predecessor. And in parts, surprisingly, the songs stand up on their own as well. Where Barwick’s self imposed limitations could have have easily resulted in a monotonous listen, the nine tracks of The Magic Place contain enough uniqueness to keep them distinct.
> 
> Bar wick displays repetitive cadences of low/high vocals that sound somewhat African inspired in tracks like ‘Envelop,” and titular “Magic Place.” Other tracks are harder to place, with piano and guitar accompanied “Bob in Your Gait” taking on a dream-pop lilt or “Keep Up The Good Work,” and “Cloak,” which both convey a Northern European sense of cold sobriety. And “White Flag” seems a bit like all of the above – it’s an ebullient orchestration packed to the brim with rich vocal strands of all colors and stripes. Bar wick touches on minimalism as well as its opposite, often in the space of a single tune, and throughout her simply astonishing vocal range never betrays her aspirations.
> 
> Quite frankly, next to The Magic Place’s soul-wrenching melodies and the implicit talent behind their orchestration, most other music simply seems trite and unambitious. Though the critics have yet to weigh in on The Magic Place’s technical dissection, this listener for one has already been willingly swept of his feet.
> 
> — Jon Behm

estilo: ambient / vocal layering

[http://asthmatickitty.com/the-magic-place](rzhripj9)

sKuTa

Maria Minerva
Cabaret Cixous
[2011, Not Not Fun]

@6godb0o4:

hipnagogic pop

http://www.filesonic.com/file/1569802874/MM_CC.zip

jackster

Screaming Trees – Last Words: The Final Recordings (2011)

http://www.wupload.com/file/74725942

No necesita mucha presentacion. La añorada banda de Mark Lanegan, saca de sus archivos lo que iba a ser la continuación a 'Dust', pero que nunca se llegó a editar, ya que el grupo se rompio en pedazos.

Han asegurado que no van a reunirse ni volver a girar, pero si asi fuera, al menos nos quedara este testamento.

Amunike

por aquí uno de vacaciones que ha llegado tarde…podría ser alguien tan amable de re-subir alguno de estos 2?

Gillian Welch
The Harrow & The Harvest

Matt Valentine - What I Became (2011) (folk rock,MV&EE)

Muchísmas gracias amigos!! y felices vacaciones para que las tengan, las hayan tenido o las vayan a disfrutar proximamente...ya huelo la playa

Dan Hoerner

Aquellos que gusten de fuertes sonoridades, tupá tupá pero con corazón, con rabia, con emoción, con sinceridad (solo se me ocurre la escena screamo francesa que tan buenos discos nos ha dejado los últimos años, La quiete, My Own Private Alaska, etc, como referencia), Lifetime, Hot Water Music (does somebody gives a shit? :shock: ) que escuche a estos imberbes. No más de 20 minutos. No pueden parar. Pura intensidad.
A ver si los ficha Matador y les prestan más caso.

Aquí un botón que me ha roto en pedazos últimamente, para los despistados : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCBZkbgog9M . Los últimos 40 segundos son un atrapar las entrañas mientras se escapan del cuerpo y te elevas.

I’d rather play dead than play catch up
Because no one really cares all that much
I can’t keep having the same conversations
I look to the floor to keep concentration
focused hard on every single word
my nails are dug deep and my stomach hurts
I am selfish it seems, but I’m trying my best to breathe
hoping you don’t notice as I keep laughing

Touché Amoré - Parting the sea between the brightness and me (2011)

http://www.mediafire.com/?6495ck56ms5akvd