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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: Jaguar on November 07, 2010, 04:18:49 am
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To date, the two Spc-Eco EPs, Silver Clouds and Out Of The Sky, were released via internet download only. We fans have finally convinced Dean Garcia to release them on some sort of tangible format. From what I could surmise, after a talk with a label he's going to work with, it looks like he's going to take my suggestion and release them together as 1 full CD but that remains to be seen. Could be any possible combination but expect to see them sometime in early 2011.
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Deep Cut have a new album coming out soon. It's mastered but still needs all the pressing and after recording work done. Expect maybe early 2011 or so.
Deep Cut is Mat Flint's band who was once the main force behind Revolver.
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MBV?
::hangs head longingly::
In greatest guitarist whose name is not Kevin Shields news:
J Mascis - Several Shades of Why 3/15
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MBV?
::hangs head longingly::
HAHAHA!!!!! I wouldn't dare hold my breath on that one. Not even the remasterd (or was it remixed?) version of Loveless that was promised and even presold on Amazon, what?, two years ago! SUCKERS.
Kevin Shields: the Master of Delay.
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Greatest guitarist I throw in Johnny Greenwood ;D
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The Decemberists have a new one coming out in January. One song is available for download from their site.
Nicole Atkins also has a release coming out in January.
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He definitely is the greatest guitarist ever if you've only ever heard of one guitarist.
Greatest guitarist I throw in Johnny Greenwood ;D
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Social Distortion
Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes
January 18, 2011
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Like we had mentioned before, White Lies are returning with their sophomore LP, Ritual, in January and FILTER has the new artwork to show you this fine Monday morning!
After making a big flash with their 2009 debut, To Lose My Life, the White Lies have recorded yet another dancefloor beat, raging guitar and melodic masterpiece.
Their first single will be the tune, "Bigger Than Us", which will arrive digitally on November 22nd.
Check out the tracklist below and artwork above!
Rituals will arrive January 18 via Geffen/Fiction.
Track List:
Is Love
Strangers
Streetlights
Bigger Than Us
Peace & Quiet
Holy Ghost
Turn the Bells
Power & The Glory
Bad Love
Come Down
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Hopefully I'm not the only one psyched for this:
Gruff Rhys
Hotel Shampoo
February 14th
Track listing -
Shark Ridden Waters
Honey All Over
Sensations In The Dark
Vitamin K
Take A Sentence
Conservation Conversation
Sophie Softly
Christopher Columbus
Space Dust
At The Heart Of Love
Patterns Of Power
If We Were Words (We Would Rhyme)
Rubble Rubble
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yes - you are the only person here who likes SFA (and gruff rhys) :)
Hopefully I'm not the only one psyched for this:
Gruff Rhys
Hotel Shampoo
February 14th
Track listing -
Shark Ridden Waters
Honey All Over
Sensations In The Dark
Vitamin K
Take A Sentence
Conservation Conversation
Sophie Softly
Christopher Columbus
Space Dust
At The Heart Of Love
Patterns Of Power
If We Were Words (We Would Rhyme)
Rubble Rubble
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I'll bet at least 50% of all active bands put out an album in 2011. Listing them all here would be futile.
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I'll bet at least 50% of all active bands put out an album in 2011. Listing them all here would be futile.
Nah.
It seems like the norm is every 2-3 years now. Plus, the longer a band has been around the longer the time in between albums.
I can't believe in the late 60s and early 70s bands were releasing albums less than a year after the previous.
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yes - you are the only person here who likes SFA (and gruff rhys) :)
Hopefully I'm not the only one psyched for this:
Gruff Rhys
Hotel Shampoo
February 14th
Track listing -
Shark Ridden Waters
Honey All Over
Sensations In The Dark
Vitamin K
Take A Sentence
Conservation Conversation
Sophie Softly
Christopher Columbus
Space Dust
At The Heart Of Love
Patterns Of Power
If We Were Words (We Would Rhyme)
Rubble Rubble
i SERCHU Gorgwalltog Baedds.
e canu amgen yn Cymraeg.
Brian
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I'll bet at least 50% of all active bands put out an album in 2011. Listing them all here would be futile.
Nah.
It seems like the norm is every 2-3 years now. Plus, the longer a band has been around the longer the time in between albums.
I can't believe in the late 60s and early 70s bands were releasing albums less than a year after the previous.
You may think the Beatles are the best example of this, but the Beatles suck.
The Smiths released four albums, seventeen singles (EIGHT of which were non-album stand alones) and two compilations in less than four years. 3 years, 10 months to be exact. Next to the Bible, the greatest story ever told. Johnny Marr was only 23 when they broke up.
Brian
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What the hell ever happened to the Essex Green? I still like that Cannibal Sea a lot and continue to demand a worthy follow-up.
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I'll bet at least 50% of all active bands put out an album in 2011. Listing them all here would be futile.
my my, aren't we extra grumpy today.
the point is not to list them all, the goal is to highlight the ones people are excited about.
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What the hell ever happened to the Essex Green?
(http://www.essexgreen.com/images/sleeping-bear.jpg)
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Man, just like rock stars to turn into bears and then eat bark.
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Jesus, I didn't know that about Marr.
While I had the Beatles in mind, I was also thinking about people like Hendrix, Bowie, and Neil Young.
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Bringing It All Back Home, Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde were all released in a little over a year.
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That album was close to perfect.
What the hell ever happened to the Essex Green? I still like that Cannibal Sea a lot and continue to demand a worthy follow-up.
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The White Stripes Heading Back Into The Studio!
Although they've been on hiatus since 2007, Meg and Jack White are returning to the studio to record another album.
Jack said:
"We thought we'd do a lot of things that we'd never done: a full tour of Canada, a documentary, coffee-table book, live album, a boxed set. It was one long project that took almost three years.
Now that we've gotten a lot of that out of our system, Meg and I can get back in the studio and start fresh."
OMG! Cannot wait!
- from perezhilton.com . . . of all places.
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From Cherry Red:
"and their imprint Esoteric Recordings are pleased to announce the signing of VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR to the label for their new studio album "A GROUNDING IN NUMBERS". Released globally on 14th March 2011, the stunning new album is the 12th studio record by the band and is their first since 2008."
"The new VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR album will be released globally on 14th March 2011 & backed up by a short tour of the UK and some dates in Europe..."
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The Morning After Girls
"Alone"
Release date: January 11, 2011
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For those of us whose love for late-night, sweat-inducing rock music didn't die when the late 90s' psych bubble burst, we still have one always-consistent
beacon of hope: Bardo Pond. For the weary listener, they will always be a haven for musical exploration paired with those uncomfortable acid comedowns.
Per usual, they have once again brought us a little nugget from their darkened corner of Philly that we can bathe in for a while, submerged, apart from
the ever-devolving music world. On January 11, Bardo Pond will be dropping a fresh nugget of psych goodness onto this planet in the form of a self-titled
LP on
Fire Records.
Nothing can truly prepare one for a Bardo Pond album, but if their recent output is any indicator of what to expect, expect the sound of (lots of) drugs.
Bardo Pond tracklisting:
01. Just Once
02. Dont Know About You
03. Sleeping
04. Undone
05. Cracker Wrist
06. The Stars Behind
07. Waynes Tune
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Well, Ben, you're at it again. As if all your many solo efforts (Six Organs of Admittance), side-solo efforts (Benja Minh), bands (Comets on Fire, Badgerlore),
and side projects (Rangda, August Born, and such) weren't enough to keep those pickin' fingers agile, you've gone and added another branch to the monolithic
Tree of Chasny, this time carrying the name 200 Years. This new project is a collab between Chasny and Magik Markers' Elisa Ambrogio that developed over
an 11-month stretch where they holed up in a former toolshed in Seattle and wrote tunes, the results of which will comprise their forthcoming debut album.
The two are probably hitting up Key Club Studios right now to start the documentation of those many months of hibernation-style guitar craft. Luck would
have it that Drag City, the home of both their main projects, has already staked claim on whatever form this session takes and is planning on releasing
the recordings in LP form sometime next year. Also planned is a follow-up, "more abstract" release on Ba Da Bing! as part of the label's subscription series.
Given the known musical wanderings of both musicians, I could take a swing at what this'll come out sounding like, but I'd rather wait to hear it myself.
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Hopefully I'm not the only one psyched for this:
Gruff Rhys
Hotel Shampoo
February 14th
Track listing -
Shark Ridden Waters
Honey All Over
Sensations In The Dark
Vitamin K
Take A Sentence
Conservation Conversation
Sophie Softly
Christopher Columbus
Space Dust
At The Heart Of Love
Patterns Of Power
If We Were Words (We Would Rhyme)
Rubble Rubble
He was on Marc Riley's show on 6music a couple days ago, archive is up for a few more days. Also first single is available now as free download.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00w4h63#segments (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00w4h63#segments)
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James Blake first album in February.
http://www.xlr8r.com/news/2010/11/james-blake-officially-announces (http://www.xlr8r.com/news/2010/11/james-blake-officially-announces)
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Tom Tom Club
"Genius Of Love"
February 7th, 2011 (http://www.clashmusic.com/news/tom-tom-club-live-album)
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The Telescopes are putting out a 7" sometime in January. Details to follow.
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Wire announce new album in their "Colors" series, Red Barked Tree, due in January
by
KID MIDNIGHT
on 10-19-2010
Wire, Britain's first "real" punk rock band, have announced that their newest album, titled Red Barked Tree, will be available for mass consumption on January
11 through the band's Pink Flag label. The album, Wire's 12th, is the follow-up to 2008's Object 47 and is further proof that not all bands get worse with
age. Well, at least the bands that weren't shitty to begin with.
The album was written and recorded throughout 2010 and features the slightly-less-than-four trio of Colin Newman, Graham Lewis, and Robert Grey, with the
press release making sure to mention that the recording sessions had "no guests." I guess Wire really want to reinforce the fact that they made this album
as a band, most likely to prove that 40-somethings in a punk band can make good music without the aid of young folk. Or maybe they don't want to admit
who they're friends with??
Regardless of the how or why, the album was created, the guys have put together a good group of songs, and you can even hear one if you want! Yeah! Just
head over to that less professional site (Pitchfork) and take a listen to the very cool, very Wire-like "Two Minutes."
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the strokes... explosions in the sky... and hopefully, the killers... all i'm sayin'.
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David J. (Bauhaus/Love & Rockets) is currently working on getting funds together to release a solo album. Suspect that will be released sometime in 2011.
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Secret Shine - 'The Beginning And The End'
Pre-orders available now.
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The Dirtbombs do Detroit Techno
Detroit is due for another revival ever since Jack White left the Motor City for dead or perhaps Detroit does it to itself, but the glaring issue remains
that we must never forget about Detroit. The Dirtbombs' Ultraglide in Black was a retrospective covers celebration of Detroit soul, RB and of course, Motown.
The band is back on its celebration style to resurrect Detroit techno out of its urban decay.
Dirtbombs frontman Mick Collins is a nostalgiaist. In reworking Detroit classics in live instrumentation, his adjustments put little twists on the originals.
For instance, "Shari Vari" sounds less like a fuzzed-out and pulsating rhythm machine and more like a sleek German post-punk track that makes you ponder,
"what if Gang of Four were from Berlin?" Party Store will feature the refashioning of early Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May classics. Carl
Craig even lent modular synthesizer programming to The Dirtbombs' epic 21-minute reworking of "Bug In The Bassbin".
Party Store is out February 1 on
In The Red.
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Death Cab for Cutie - "Codes and Keys" - sometime in spring
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The Great MES working on the next Fall album.
Sez it sounds like "greek heavy metal".
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9 tracks through the new Deerhoof record. Boring.
Damn shame. They had a nice run there from Apple O through Friend Opportunity.
I thought this one would be a recovery after the Offend Maggie slip but no luck.
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9 tracks through the new Deerhoof record. Boring.
Damn shame. They had a nice run there from Apple O through Friend Opportunity.
I thought this one would be a recovery after the Offend Maggie slip but no luck.
is it two thousand and eleven yet? you ruin everything. ;)
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From the Fan Death FB...
Good morning. We have news for our web 2.0 friends. We will be releasing the final TO LIVE AND SHAVE IN LA record. This was recorded in 2007 at the Sonic
Youth/Don Flemming compound in NJ. The final TLASIL record is nothing you'd expect. Your personnel for this lp are Don Fleming, Tom Smith, Rat Bastard,
Ben Wolcott, Andrew W.K., Mark Morgan, Chris Grier. This LP is epic and are honored to say the least to be putting it out for your ears. will have song
samples next week.
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So, the Yuck record is all sorts of fantastic so far.
Like...every great 1990's indie-rockism rolled into one album.
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loving the new Asobi Seksu album! ;D
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Every time a new Mogwai album comes out, I think "Maybe this is the one that will get me back into bombastic-yet-subtle instrumental post-rock!" and I'm doing it again with 'Hardcore Will Never Die But You Will'. I've only listened to it once but it sounded great. Not sure if it will stick around though.
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You can stream the new Decemberist album on NPR's website: http://www.npr.org/2011/01/03/132436422/first-listen-the-decemberists-the-king-is-dead?ps=cprs
(http://www.npr.org/2011/01/03/132436422/first-listen-the-decemberists-the-king-is-dead?ps=cprs)
Stylistically, it is about the polar opposite of Hazard of Love. This album is much more countryish and sounds kind of like a Neil Young album.
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Stream new Wire (http://www.npr.org/2011/01/04/132441605/first-listen-wire-red-barked-tree)
Not doing that much for me, sadly.
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Given your description, it sounds like they chose the perfect band name.
I never liked the theatrics of the Decemberists, so naturally I think their new album is a vast improvement. They'd sound even better with a different lead vocalist.
So, the Yuck record is all sorts of fantastic so far.
Like...every great 1990's indie-rockism rolled into one album.
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new Strokes in march
http://www.spin.com/articles/strokes-fourth-album-due-march
new Cut Copy on feb 8
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Gang of Four
http://www.npr.org/2011/01/16/132869339/first-listen-gang-of-four-content
And Cut Copy is oot and aboot.
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Just remembered new Social Distortion tuesday . . . .which is nice
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Gang of Four album is excellent.
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listening to the new "concept thing" by the knife. an opera dedicated to darwin and his origin of species. uhmm, this will take some getting used to.
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listening to the new "concept thing" by the knife. an opera dedicated to darwin and his origin of species. uhmm, this will take some getting used to.
Do the lesser parts of the opera gradually die off only for the power chords to evolve and strengthen to eventually take over the world? After all, that is often the basic progression of lots of songs. You get that build up to a crescendo with some sort of dénouement. Consider it a sort of musical natural selection.
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That is a 2010 release.
And yes, a challenging one.
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listening to the new "concept thing" by the knife. an opera dedicated to darwin and his origin of species. uhmm, this will take some getting used to.
Awesome!
Meanwhile I'm listening to this new record by a fresh band called Animal Collective and get this, they named it after Merriweather Post Pavillion or something of that nature! Now I've seen everything!
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Oh wait, my mistake, I was actually watching 'Conan the Barbarian' with the commentary on.
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call me silly, but i like conan the destroyer. three words . . . grace jones, yummy.
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The Dirtbombs do Detroit Techno
Detroit is due for another revival ever since Jack White left the Motor City for dead or perhaps Detroit does it to itself, but the glaring issue remains
that we must never forget about Detroit. The Dirtbombs' Ultraglide in Black was a retrospective covers celebration of Detroit soul, RB and of course, Motown.
The band is back on its celebration style to resurrect Detroit techno out of its urban decay.
Dirtbombs frontman Mick Collins is a nostalgiaist. In reworking Detroit classics in live instrumentation, his adjustments put little twists on the originals.
For instance, "Shari Vari" sounds less like a fuzzed-out and pulsating rhythm machine and more like a sleek German post-punk track that makes you ponder,
"what if Gang of Four were from Berlin?" Party Store will feature the refashioning of early Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May classics. Carl
Craig even lent modular synthesizer programming to The Dirtbombs' epic 21-minute reworking of "Bug In The Bassbin".
Party Store is out February 1 on
In The Red.
Just saw this today and very excited about it coming out... Fav Techno Tracks given the Dirtbomb treatment!
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I feel as though this press release needs to be shared with everybody.
(I have no idea what this band sounds like)
Description from label: "Abigail have returned with their fourth album. Entitled ?Sweet Baby Metal Slut,? this album continues in the style Abigail began
exploring on ?Forever Street Metal Bitch? and further refined on ?Ultimate Unholy Death.? Playing a style that sounds like a syphilitic union of Bathory,
G.G. Allin, and Destruction, Abigail reach new lows of perversion and degeneracy. Abigail understand that, while some may find Satan through arcane ritual,
one may also find Him in the immoral stench of fresh pussy. ?Sweet Baby Metal Slut? is the ultimate culmination of Abigail?s recent work and represents
the perfection of their indulgence in insane and Satanic lust. "
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that was worth the share :D
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I guess I should've downloaded this before I got all dong-handed.
:'(
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you're all dong handed? . . . that must of been a long download.
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Dog Leather - Greezy Man and Stinky Man Meet Smutty Ranks on Tarantula Hill
(DJ Dog Dick plus Sewn Leather)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKMoZ8kBYvQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKMoZ8kBYvQ)
Later this year on Ehse
http://www.ehserecords.com/releases.html (http://www.ehserecords.com/releases.html)
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^That should be really good.
Skull Defekts/Dan Higgs album's greatness has me pretty much speechless.
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Im a bit pissed i missed them at this weekends Ehse on Ice... Hopefully more gigs will happen soon.
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Flaming Lips release audio experiment album for free today (http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/immaculate-noise/posts/flaming-lips-release-audio-experiment-album-for-free-today)
The Oklahoma rock act has been releasing bits and b(l)obs of audio compositions on its YouTube channel, with the intention that each piece is played on a separate handheld smartphone or similar iPhone-like device.
"Imagine the lo-fi symphonic joy that you, along with family, friends, pets, and others, will create at the touch of a button. The more devices, the more harmonic possibilities can be constructed. You and your device, at one with the music, become the orchestra, just as the Gods of Technology naturally intended it to be."
sounds deep, maaaaaaaaaan...
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Flaming Lips release audio experiment album for free today (http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/immaculate-noise/posts/flaming-lips-release-audio-experiment-album-for-free-today)
The Oklahoma rock act has been releasing bits and b(l)obs of audio compositions on its YouTube channel, with the intention that each piece is played on a separate handheld smartphone or similar iPhone-like device.
"Imagine the lo-fi symphonic joy that you, along with family, friends, pets, and others, will create at the touch of a button. The more devices, the more harmonic possibilities can be constructed. You and your device, at one with the music, become the orchestra, just as the Gods of Technology naturally intended it to be."
sounds deep, maaaaaaaaaan...
sounds retarded.
zaireeka is cool though...
i saw one of these flaming lips shows at the black cat way back when...it totally sucked.
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Excited for this:"Björk and Syrian singer Omar Souleyman have teamed up for a joint album to be released later this year. This will mark Souleyman's pop debut ? and, presumably,
his first time singing with a former member of the Sugarcubes.
It's "the first-ever major western pop release to feature Syrian dabke and Iraqi choubi music", according to a press release received by
Pitchfork.
Beyond our excitement for the braiding of Souleyman's raucous Arabic techno and Björk's meticulous art-pop, we are equally thrilled by the mention of a
"major ... release": it's one thing for Björk to issue a one-off remix download, and another if she and Souleyman have spent time recording together. All
we know for the moment is that the project promises a limited 12in vinyl record, CD and digital download, before the end of 2011.
Björk is
Iceland
's biggest musical export, but Souleyman is much less well known in the west despite
a serious cult following.
The Icelandic singer discovered the dabke MC on YouTube,
she told NPR
in 2009: "What's refreshing about [Souleyman] is the party," she said. "It's really alive and very urgent. And he's not above using synths, electronics,
drum machines and YouTube. He's really eager to make something that's vibrant."
Souleyman has two UK dates booked for later this year, at London's Field Day in August, and the Isle of Wight's Bestival in early September."
I feel as though a lot of Ween fans would
dig this (and much of SCG's material, for that matter): "By my count, Baroque Primitiva is the sixth album cut by Alvarius B. and is, like its predecessors, a deep swim through mysterious waters. The 11 tracks
here were recorded at various sessions over the course of several years and range from "Humor Police" (a track that imagines what Syd Barrett might have
sounded like had he been a devotee of rembetika) to a trippily Beatles-damaged version of "You Only Live Twice" (the sole surviving shard of the aborted
Alvarius B. Plays The Bond Songbook project). Baroque Primitiva is the first long-format telegram from Alvarius B. since he lost his mothership (the Sun
City Girls, with whom he employed his slave name, Alan Bishop) and it also feels like his most consistently non-acerbic -- perhaps even most beauty-oriented
-- work. The songs often have a meditative pace and are filled with gorgeous lo-fi blends of vocals, guitar, bass and keys. Eyvind Kang guests on several
tracks, but the bulk of the material was broadcast direct from the naked soul of Alvarius B., which turns out to be a warmer, sweeter place than you might
imagine. The record also marks the return of the equally-legendary Poon Village label, whose 1993 Sun City Girls LP, Live At C.O.N. Artists, is a rare
and lovely piece of that bands sonic puzzle. Poon Villages productions are always extraordinary in visual terms, and Baroque Primitiva is no exception.
The covers meditative human mandala is a brilliant ocular ode to shifting visions of feminine pulchritude, and is worthy of the best framing job you can
afford." -Byron Coley "Screenprinted jackets feature a double gate, hand-cut spines, and metallic photo print featuring 16 naked girls. Heavy 180 gram
black vinyl pressed in the Rust Belt. Limited edition - 300 copies available for sale for the whole world." -Poon Village
Liking the Insane Warrior (RJD2) record. Good to hear that he has stopped trying to be Steve Mason.
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r.e.m.'s new album, "collapse into now", out on march 8.
COLLAPSE INTO NOW LISTENING PARTIES COMING TO NPR NEXT WEEK!
On March 1st at 2pm EST, NPR.org will host the U.S. online premiere of COLLAPSE INTO NOW. Tune into NPR's exclusive stream (http://www.npr.org/2011/02/24/134028781/live-march-1-r-e-m-listening-party) and hear the album for the first time! You can also take part in a live chat with other R.E.M. fans. The following day, March 2nd, COLLAPSE INTO NOW will be featured in NPR's "First Listen" series, so you can catch it there as well.
DOWNLOAD OFFER: U.S. fans can download "Uberlin" for free on iTunes on March 1st as part of their "Rediscover and Download" series. Go to iTunes Tuesday to receive the free download.
(interestingly, a different track - "Mine Smell Like Honey" - is being given away to europeans, so that will be 2 tracks out in the wild...)
AND ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR THE ALBUM EARLY AT ROLLINGSTONE.COM
Following on the heels of their lead review of COLLAPSE INTO NOW in issue 1125, Rollingstone.com will also host an early listening party for R.E.M. fans on March 4th.
and:
Exclusive Preview: The Strokes' 'Angles' Track-By-Track
http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/blogs/pop-life/exclusive-preview-the-strokes-angles-track-by-track-20110224
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i remember loving rem, downright worshipping them, like those strange girls in the early nineties high school days. then something happened. god, can i even look back at that one album . . . damn shiny happy people and not puke? i picked up a later album after not caring for awhile, and loved it. but then i didn't care anymore again. should i care?
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i remember loving rem, downright worshipping them, like those strange girls in the early nineties high school days. then something happened. god, can i even look back at that one album . . . damn shiny happy people and not puke? i picked up a later album after not caring for awhile, and loved it. but then i didn't care anymore again. should i care?
no
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I'm streaming this little beauty right now....
http://soundcloud.com/freestyle-records/sets/frootful-colours-fsrcd084/
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/31cdZgL%2BraL._SL500_AA300_.jpg)
Frootful - Colours
Jazzy Funky so much fun....
p.s. any artist which is still using myspace are just a bunch of losers
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Hey Walky, if I were to paste a link to the new J album in here, would you get all hypocritical on our asses and dl it?
P.S. It is beautiful in a "fuck it all" stoner country way; pretty sure you will fall in love again on first listen.
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Fredericksburg's Ceremony have released a new EP called Not Tonight.
Details here (http://airatlanticunderground.com/2011/03/18/ceremony-release-new-ep-not-tonight).
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Hey Walky, if I were to paste a link to the new J album in here, would you get all hypocritical on our asses and dl it?
P.S. It is beautiful in a "fuck it all" stoner country way; pretty sure you will fall in love again on first listen.
you know, i haven't been in this thread in awhile. i never saw this, and here i posted a link to the stream in the download thread. i still have refused to listen to it. i won't even listen to stream albums. i'll get the cd one of these days . . . i just bought farm on the ole compact dinky discery doo, less than a month ago.
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http://www.ehserecords.com/ehse018_mp3s.html
Dog Leather just dropped.
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Details (http://airatlanticunderground.com/2011/03/21/falling-for-the-sky-drops/) on the new "Making Mountains" EP from The Sky Drops, due out on March 29th. It's a limited edition 12" vinyl release.
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Looking forward to new Tyler, The Creator, Krallice, 200 Years Puerto Rico Flowers and High Llamas.
And here is new True Widow http://www.npr.org/2011/03/21/134538289/first-listen-true-widow-as-high-as-the-highest-heavens
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Nice to see another High Llamas fan. Really looking forward to that album myself.
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I like them way more than Stereolab honestly.
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Same. I'm not that well versed in Stereolab though. Super Furry Animals were my gateway into Sean O'Hagan's talents.
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Speaking of Ceremony, http://shoegazeralive5b.blogspot.com/2011/03/ceremony-stars-fall-monster-movie-remix.html?spref=tw
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Nouvelle Vague - The Singers
"The Singers" project originally started to be planned in 2007, but at the time most of the singers who worked with the band didn't had songs of their own so it was not possible to do it at that time. During the past three years more new singers joined the band and the compilation gained form and the final result for 2011 is a high quality selection of music with exclusive and unreleased songs.
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I don't know if the Knife or Fever Ray will be releasing anything this year, but this new FR song 'The Wolf' is just killer. Love it.
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Thrill Jockey has a pretty sweet Japan benefit downloadable album. $15, 64 tracks. Details at this blog. (http://alteredzones.com/posts/1133/thrill-jockeyantiopic-release-ibenefit-recovery-japani-compilation/)
Warning: TJ's server is getting crushed.
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And now iTunes has Songs for Japan (http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewFeature?id=428413642&ls=1) featuring the complete opposite of the Thrill Jockey comp, e.g. Lady GaGa, Bruno Mars, Justin Bieber, and the anti-Elvis, Michael Bublé. $9.99, 38 tracks, all proceeds to the Japanese Red Cross.
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Wow that is a stacked artist roster.
Thrill Jockey has a pretty sweet Japan benefit downloadable album. $15, 64 tracks. Details at this blog. (http://alteredzones.com/posts/1133/thrill-jockeyantiopic-release-ibenefit-recovery-japani-compilation/)
Warning: TJ's server is getting crushed.
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Patetico Recordings is putting out a 6 volume set for the Japan Disaster Relief Fund called Rock Back For Japan. The series is named after an article that I wrote about the project. Lots and lots of good submissions including SPC ECO (Dean Garcia of Curve's band), Deep Cut (Mat Flint of Revolver's latest band), Screen Vinyl Image, Ceremony, Black Swan Lane (Mark Burgess from The Chameleones latest band), Spotlight Kid (former members of Six.By.Seven, Bent and Spiritualized), Thrushes, One Unique Signal (backs up Stephen Lawrie as The Telescopes), and lots and lots of bands from all over the planet.
Rock Back For The Japan Disaster Relief Fund (http://airatlanticunderground.com/2011/03/13/rock-back-for-the-japan-disaster-relief-fund)
Update: Complete List Of Bands & Tracks For ?Rock Back For Japan? (http://airatlanticunderground.com/2011/03/26/update-complete-list-of-bands-tracks-for-rock-back-for-japan)
Will be available digitally and in CD form.
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Yeah that is definitely awesome, Tom and everyone involved rock!
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New TV on the Radio leaked. Listened to it on my lunch run. Its pretty good but didn't grab me like Cookie Mountain and Dear Science did.
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In addition to the 6 Volume series for Rock Back For Japan (http://airatlanticunderground.com/2011/03/26/update-complete-list-of-bands-tracks-for-rock-back-for-japan/) I mentioned above, a 7th release is being added.
From Tom Lugo, the man behind the collection:
"Based on the overwhelming response from artists from all over the globe, we are adding an additional volumen to the compilation series to help the animals in need. This one will be called: "Rock Back for Japan: Animal Rescue""
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I was unable to find the reissue thread so I will post this in here.
"Chalk Circle existed in the Washington, DC metro area punk/hardcore scene between 1981 and 1983. They were the first all-female rock or punk band to ever
record and perform in DC, and their recorded output will finally be available in one place: on the Reflection LP, released by both Mississippi Records
and Post Present Medium. The twelve songs on this release are from compilations on Outside Records and WGNS, live shows, and unreleased recordings. It
also comes with a sixteen page booklet compiled by guitarist/vocalist Sharon Cheslow that tells the Chalk Circle story in its entirety for the first time.
The booklet features photographs, press clippings, and extensive liner notes by renowned musician and producer Don Fleming, whose band Velvet Monkeys headlined
Chalk Circle's first shows.
Chalk Circle, although personally part of the birth of hardcore as friends and fans of the Dischord scene, musically never fit in to the stringent rules
of that scene. They sound like they were from a time where experimentation was rewarded, where new ideas were examined and transformed by people who were
curious and excited to fit with the moment. The ideas were then transformed again, when the moment changed. In an interview by Alex Guiness in 1982, in
response to a question about how to label Chalk Circle, vocalist/guitarist Mary Green answered, "We'll create our own tag." For those who want a tag, well,
think about the raw experimental U.S. punk of Flipper, Bush Tetras, and The Minutemen, or the innovative post-punk of Delta 5, The Swell Maps, Liliput,
and The Slits. Think about the youthful energy of DC Hardcore and the enthusiasm of teenagers making music that comes from the heart and not from copying
riffs from rock records. Think about the straight-laced nature of the nation's capital and the joy of creating your own culture in a stifling straight
world. Think about the promise of punk to teenage women. Chalk Circle expresses all this through music that is spirited, unique, creative, powerful, and
fun." --Mississippi/PPM
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Really really wish I had the spare $100 (http://flowersandcream.blogspot.com/2011/04/lettered-z-edition-of-ecstatic-peace.html)
lettered A-Z edition of Ecstatic Peace art/tape boxes
Offered for sale only here on Flowers & Cream is a limited to 26 copies box set of 10 new cassette releases (one of them a double cassette). Each box has hand drawn/painted/applied art as created by Kim Gordon, Bill Nace, Thurston Moore, Elaine Kahn, Coco Hayley Gordon Moore, and John Moloney. All four sides of the box are utilized with the bottom featuring each artists signature w/ designated letter. These one of a kind objects will be shipped in 14" X 19" protective bubble-mailers. The images below only hint at the distinction between each set.
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More pics and content info at the link
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just copped this today. amazing album.
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IKEBE SHAKEDOWN - S/T in June on Ubiquity
Preview of first single, it's smokin'
http://soundcloud.com/ubiquityrecords/ikebe-shakedown-tujunga
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Stumbled upon this on eMusic and it's been in heavy rotation the pass couple days.
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New Street Adventurer - Just The Kind Of People EP.
It's great to find a up and coming soul outfit, that while still a little rough around the edges don't sound like they were created by committee. Blue Eyed Soul in the vein of early Style Council, that still has a bit of the snap of The Jam to them.
http://soundcloud.com/new-street-adventure
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New Feelies LP is actually quite good.
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I really like one of the new Grouper albums (Alien Observer) but not the other one (Dream something).
New one from Battles is surprisingly good too.
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http://www.amazon.com/Rock-Back-Japan-Vol-1/dp/B004W5HKSO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1302628748&sr=8-1
parts 1-6 available on amazon.
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http://www.amazon.com/Rock-Back-Japan-Vol-1/dp/B004W5HKSO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1302628748&sr=8-1
parts 1-6 available on amazon.
Just came in here to post this. Glad you have it going! The more the merrier.
Be aware that right now it's only the digital versions available. Actual hard copy CDs will soon follow. Between Killsaly and I, one of us will post once available.
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Agree about Alien Observer.
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(ill be on top of volume 7 as well, i might have a track on there...)
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(ill be on top of volume 7 as well, i might have a track on there...)
Actually, I meant all of them. Only wanted to post one album cover so picked one that I haven't used yet.
Oh, and there is going to be a 7th volume, of sorts. That one will be specifically for animal rescue in Japan. Again, more details later as they come in.
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I was unable to find the reissue thread so I will post this in here.
"Chalk Circle existed in the Washington, DC metro area punk/hardcore scene between 1981 and 1983. They were the first all-female rock or punk band to ever
record and perform in DC, and their recorded output will finally be available in one place: on the Reflection LP, released by both Mississippi Records
and Post Present Medium. The twelve songs on this release are from compilations on Outside Records and WGNS, live shows, and unreleased recordings.
I never expected this stuff to see the light of day. It's a bit of a tough listen - probably more important as a document of the early DC scene than as something I'll listen to repeatedly - but it's well worth checking out.
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http://soundcloud.com/hoss-records/bangers-yos
New song off upcoming Dope Body...
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Oh, and there is going to be a 7th volume, of sorts. That one will be specifically for animal rescue in Japan. Again, more details later as they come in.
Bands to be included on the 7th animal relief volume for Rock Back For Japan:
A Place To Bury Strangers, Autodrone, Skylight, Solar Temple Suicides, Rachel Goldstarr, Psiconautas, My Education, Electric Mainline, The Northern Valentine, Sutureself, Kill Saly, Shooter, and many more.
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oooooooh yeah:
Announcing the Song Line Up for Bill Shatner's Upcoming Album "Searching for Major Tom"
Posted by: Paul on Wednesday, April 13, 2011 - 01:16 AM
News & Events The Line up for "Searching for Major Tom" has been announced. www.WilliamShatner.com is happy to report that the album due out later in 2011 on the Cleopatra Records label will have the following songs:
Space Trucking originally by Deep Purple - Deep Purple drummer Ian Paice has performed the drum part. Johnny Winter is on guest guitar.
She Blinded Me With Science originally by Thomas Dolby - Bootsy Collins is on as the guest bassist. Patrick Moraz (ex Yes and Moody Blues) is guesting on keyboards/synth.
In a Little While originally by U2 - Manuel Gottsching from Ash Ra Tempel has added guitar.
Empty Glass originally by The Tea Party - Michael Schenker (UFO/Scorpions) has added guest guitar.
Lost in the Stars as done by Frank Sinatra - Jazz legend Ernie Watts is on guest saxophone.
Twilight Zone originally by Golden Earring - Warren Haynes (Gov't Mule/Allman Brothers) is on guest guitar.
Space Cowboy originally by Steve Miller - Country artist Brad Paisley has added guitar and vocals.
Rocket Man originally by Elton John - Guitarist Steve Hillage (ex Gong member and current member of techno rock duo System 7) has added guest guitar
Space Oddity originally by David Bowie - Ritchie Blackmore (ex-Deep Purple) has added guest guitar. Alan Parsons is adding guest keyboards.
Spirit in the Sky originally by Norman Greenbaum - Peter Frampton has played guitar on this track.
Bohemian Rhapsody originally by Queen - John Wetton from Asia has played bass and done a vocal.
Silver Machine originally by Hawkwind - Wayne Kramer from the MC5 is adding guitar and Carmine Appice (Vanilla Fudge/Rod Stewart) is adding a guest drum part.
Major Tom originally by Peter Shilling - Nick Valensi, the guitarist from the Strokes has added guest guitar to this this track. Also Zakk Wylde (ozzy osbourn, black label society) and Mike Inez (Alice In Chains)have contributed to this track.
Learning to Fly originally by Pink Floyd - Edgar Froese from Tangerine Dream has played guitar and keyboards on this track.
Mr. Spaceman originally by The Byrds - Dave Davies from the Kinks has added guest guitar on this track.
Iron Man originally by Black Sabbath - Zakk Wylde (ex Ozzy guitarist) played guitar and did a vocal on this track.
Planet Earth originally by Duran Duran - Steve Howe, guitarist with Yes, played guitar on this track.
Walking on the Moon originally by The Police - Toots of Toots & the Maytals has added a guest vocal.
Mrs. Major Tom - female singer to add a track -To be announced
http://www.williamshatner.com/Article419.phtml
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new RATM in 2011, along with a summer tour: http://www.spin.com/articles/rage-plot-summer-show-gaga-tops-charts-more
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The Red Button have a new record come out soon, which will be of far more interest than Rage Against The Microwave...
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new RATM in 2011, along with a summer tour: http://www.spin.com/articles/rage-plot-summer-show-gaga-tops-charts-more
how odd . . . spin. hopefully you answer my other question, because i like your answers . . . and of course you were the first poster i saw tagging with lol cats. you are the wind beneath my wings.
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Raging against the machine from within that same machine since 1992!
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The Rock Back For Japan" series of compilations that benefit the Japan Disaster Relief Fund are now available internationally. Also, a few of the releases are now available in CD format with the remainders to follow. You can also rock the t-shirt with any of your preferred album covers, including sizing for the ladies.
These links will get you there. If you have any problems, please feel free to contact me and I'll help you out.
Physical CDs:
Rock Back for Japan Vol 4 now available on CD http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=734737
Rock Back for Japan Vol 2 Physical CD now available http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=726339
Rock Back for Japan Vol 6 Physical CD now available http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=726349
The other CD volumes will become available very soon!!!
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Digital Format:
(Digital can also be purchased on Amazon.com but only within the USA.)
Download Rock Back for Japan Vol 1 internationally!!!! http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=717022
Download Rock Back for Japan Vol 2 internationally!!!! http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=717044
Download Rock Back for Japan Vol 3 internationally!!!! http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=717912
Download Rock Back for Japan Vol 4 internationally!!!! http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=718172
Download Rock Back for Japan Vol 5 internationally!!!! http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=718397
Download Rock Back for Japan Vol 6 internationally!!!! http://www.reverbnation.com/store/view_item_album/artist_1488815?item_id=718482
Rock Back for Japan: Commemorative T-Shirts http://www.reverbnation.com/store/store/artist_1488815?item_type=merchandise
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Is Bryan Ferry's Olympia 2010 or 2011? Iunno but I really like it a lot. Prob as close to a Roxy Music reunion as we'll get too.
edit: ahhh shoulda looked it up, its 2010. still.
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Anybody else who has heard the new Fleet Foxes album think it's horrible?
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new wilco album in september (tentative)
http://www.spin.com/articles/jeff-tweedy-talks-wilcos-irreverent-fall-album
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New Beasties is delightful
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I know that Justice has a new song out, and I'd assume a new album to follow too.
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Flaming Lips "Gummy Song Skull" (http://www.flaminglips.com/store/product/flaming-lips-2011-gummy-song-skull)
Tracklisting:
1. Drug Chart
2. In Our Bodies, Out Of Our Heads
3. Walk With Me
4. Hillary's Time Machine Machine
$150 :o >:( :'(
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New Feelies LP is actually quite good.
Agreed. It sounds just like a Feelies album. Which is a very good thing.
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http://authorization.bandcamp.com
Free download. First couple tracks sound pretty cool.
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http://phantasma-disques.blogspot.com/2011/04/pd-010-various-artists-witch-house.html
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Tracklist
1. PWIN ▲▲ TEAKS ? The owls are not what they seem
2. [moss] - Dale Cooper
3. ƧƆỴ?hЄ-Kölskì(feat. Tape3000)
4. Solo1 - Falling (RMX)
5. MASCARA- Fire walk with me
6. Mercydesign - Lady_in the Radiator
7. Hexenjagd ? Twin Peaks Theme
8. MATER SUSPIRIA VISION ? The Ring
9. KOE - Just You and I (James, Donna, Maddy)
10. Pyramids of MU ? How is Annie?
11. Rev Wright - Black Lodgick
12. GeistReich - TWIN PEAKS
13. Шike Ƀongiorno's Ͼorpse ? threethreethreetimesyouLѦUGH
14. SUN CANCER - LAURA PALMER'S THEME ("DOPPELGANGER RE-IMAGINATION")
If you are at all into Twin Peaks, you should get this. This compilation features a tune from my witch house/drag/okkvlt project, Hexenjagd. I also have another version of the theme (as killsaly) coming out on the rock back for Japan comp. These two songs are supposed to be like different sides of a coin. Similar, but unique.
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http://stereogum.com/699351/hella-untitled-stereogum-premiere/mp3s/
;D
Oh and Goblin is pretty great.
So is the new Master Musicians of Bukkake.
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New Tim Booth solo album - Love Life
so far much greatness
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Almost ready!!!
Rock back for Japan
Tracklisting for Animal Rescue Vol 1:
A Place To Bury Strangers- Alive
Shooter- Burn Deep
Lenorable- Metamorphosis
Psiconautas- Intervalos
Electric mailine- All too much
...Joey Levenson- The E Minor requiem
Sutureself- New skin
Skylight Consolation
The Red Plastic Buddha- Star shape holes
Ten Million Miles- Fast Asleep
Killsaly- TwinPeaks
Rachel Goldstar- Amsterdam
Alligator Indian- Gpyup
Volume 2:
Highspire- What lies before
My Education- Heave Oars
Solar temple Suicides- A rough road ahead leads to the stars
The Northern Valentine- Rue d?Auseil
...Cyndee Lee Rule
Plus tracks by: Descojon Urbano, The December Sound, Airiel, The Stevenson Ranch Davidians, and more
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I went for a run listening to the new Atari Teenage Riot album today and I was just laughing the whole time. It was a good laughing though that's probably not the reaction they were going for. Still, blaring mid-90s guitar, tinny beats and germans shouting slogans in their efficient accents was pretty terrific.
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i laugh at people who run.
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And then they just run away from you leaving you standing there all
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Toes having been tapping this week at http://HiFiSoul.com to two recent releases from the always dependable for tasty tunes Record Kicks label. Nick Pride & The Pimptones and The Liberators.
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Nick Pride and the The Pimptones - Midnight Feast of Jazz
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nick-Pride-The-Pimptones/201195113236615
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The Liberators - S/T
http://www.facebook.com/TheLiberators
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http://phantasma-disques.blogspot.com/2011/04/pd-010-various-artists-witch-house.html
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Tracklist
1. PWIN ▲▲ TEAKS ? The owls are not what they seem
2. [moss] - Dale Cooper
3. ƧƆỴ?hЄ-Kölskì(feat. Tape3000)
4. Solo1 - Falling (RMX)
5. MASCARA- Fire walk with me
6. Mercydesign - Lady_in the Radiator
7. Hexenjagd ? Twin Peaks Theme
8. MATER SUSPIRIA VISION ? The Ring
9. KOE - Just You and I (James, Donna, Maddy)
10. Pyramids of MU ? How is Annie?
11. Rev Wright - Black Lodgick
12. GeistReich - TWIN PEAKS
13. Шike Ƀongiorno's Ͼorpse ? threethreethreetimesyouLѦUGH
14. SUN CANCER - LAURA PALMER'S THEME ("DOPPELGANGER RE-IMAGINATION")
If you are at all into Twin Peaks, you should get this. This compilation features a tune from my witch house/drag/okkvlt project, Hexenjagd. I also have another version of the theme (as killsaly) coming out on the rock back for Japan comp. These two songs are supposed to be like different sides of a coin. Similar, but unique.
Sounds intersting! Thanks.
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RT @thewiremagazine: Boris - Heavy Rocks and Attention Please, are available to stream at NPR. Here:
http://n.pr/iw0rWk
and here:
http://n.pr/jfKEu0
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Underwhelmed after two playthroughs of the new Fucked Up. Didn't really love the last one either. I guess I'll just have to be happy with Hidden World, which is in my top 3 for the decade.
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Thievery Corporation - Culture of Fear
out now, stream it here: http://thieverycorporation.chnl.pro/galleries/20
from the e-mail: "In the new CHNL shop you'll also have the ability to join the new "Den of Thieves" - It's already loaded up with four tracks selected by Rob and Eric and some exclusive videos from the upcoming Live at the 9:30 Club DVD."
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Red Hot Chili Peppers - I'm With You
August 30
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The new Bjork single is kind of spectacular.
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man thats a really cool cover for the new thievery....
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i'm still blown away by that crazy twin peaks japan witch house bizarooness album post.
go twin peaks. i'm rewatching the entire series on netflix right now. i have the discs, but fuck it . . . netflix is easy.
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The new Brian Eno album is kind of a trip. I don't know what I was expecting but it's got some surprisingly groovy parts.
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Better than his last? That was pretty boring.
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http://pateticorecordings.wordpress.com/2011/07/05/rock-back-animal-rescue-vol-1-now-available/
Rock Back: Animal Rescue
A Place To Bury Strangers- Alive
Shooter- Deep Burn
Lenorable- Metamorphosis
Psiconautas- Intervalos
Electric Mainline- All too
Joey Levenson- The e minor requiem
SutureSelf- New skin
Skylight- Consolation
The Red Plastic Buddha- Star shaped holes
Ten Million Lights- Fast asleep
Killsaly- TwinPeaks
Rachel Goldstar- Amsterdam
Alligator Indian- Gipyup
Available now
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i'm still blown away by that crazy twin peaks japan witch house bizarooness album post.
Have you heard either disc yet?
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Today is pretty much all about the new Red Button album
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Finally heard some of the new Bon Iver, sounds like he heard "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" and thought this is great, but it could use even more reverb. Is Dave Gilmour getting some royalties on the back end?
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I was listening to that last night (Bon Iver). My wife made a Peter Gabriel comment that I thought was spot on.
Finally heard some of the new Bon Iver, sounds like he heard "A Momentary Lapse of Reason" and thought this is great, but it could use even more reverb. Is Dave Gilmour getting some royalties on the back end?
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My Morning Jacket Cover the Muppets
For the next Muppets movie, Disney has cooked up an ace tribute set titled Muppets: The Green Album, which features top artists like Weezer, Paramore, Andrew Bird, Sondre Lerche, Evanescence's Amy Lee, and others covering classic songs from the Jim Henson songbook (out August 23). One of those highlights is My Morning Jacket's rendition of "Our World," which SPIN is premiering exclusively.
continued: http://www.spin.com/articles/exclusive-my-morning-jacket-cover-muppets
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John Cale has a new EP coming out in September :) :
http://www.dominorecordco.com/uk/news/15-07-11/john-cale-signs-to-double-six-and-announces-forthcoming-ep/
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i'm still blown away by that crazy twin peaks japan witch house bizarooness album post.
Have you heard either disc yet?
no. have you? should i search for it and listen? i'm rewatching the series on netflix (which i'll gladly pay the new prices). i'm on the final episode of season 1 this evening. so good. i so enjoyed the mark frost directed episode before the final season one, lynch directed episode. nadine's suicide scene was the best.
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i have both of them, ill host them on my website and send you a link when i return to maryland next week.
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New Tom Waits single next week; album rumored for later this year.
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new sigur ros live-in-concert movie/DVD + double album - "inni". more info on http://www.sigur-ros.co.uk/
(will the follow-up be called "outti"?)
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I just listened to them for the first time cuz this album got reviewed on pitchfork today, but I can't stop listening to a few of these songs.
The War on Drugs - Slave Ambient
So good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPd4k_iWj0I
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sounds like U2, with a weaker singer
I just listened to them for the first time cuz this album got reviewed on pitchfork today, but I can't stop listening to a few of these songs.
The War on Drugs - Slave Ambient
So good.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPd4k_iWj0I
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lou reed and metallica ??
that's the lou reed . . . doing an album with metallica. somehow, i see pat boone's "metal" album written all over this.
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lou reed and metallica ??
that's the lou reed . . . doing an album with metallica. somehow, i see pat boone's "metal" album written all over this.
Please see Reed, Lou 'Rock and Roll Animal' (1974)
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Supposedly, Kevin Shields and Paul Weller are joining forces to make something of their own. Don't know if it's only one song or maybe even an entire album. Don't have a clue when this might actually see the light of day but I'm just putting it in here for now. Not up for creating a 2013 thread yet! Hopefully, Paul will keep on Kevin's ass enough to allow this work to come to some sort of fruition.
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Didn't see this anywhere, but the Black Keys will have a new album by the end of the year:
"it's inspired by the Clash, the Cramps, and old rock'n'roll, rockabilly, and garage rock records."
Supposedly the recording is finished and is being remixed. (http://www.spin.com/articles/studio-black-keys)
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The Rapture, "In the Grace of Your Love", on September 6.
DJ Shadow, "The Less You Know, The Better", on September 27.
(sample: http://www.spin.com/articles/dj-shadow-returns-first-video-new-sound)
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so the "Live at 9:30 DVD" is finally happening:
Thievery Corporation:
To help celebrate the release of our first live DVD, on Sept 6th we're going to have a video streaming party on our CHNL starting at 9pm EST! You can come in and stream the FULL dvd for FREE until 2am EST!
http://thieverycorporation.chnl.pro/gallery/details?id=25
(page currently has a trailer/preview clip)
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http://wilcoworld.net/twlsplash/
New Wilco streaming.
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(http://images.junostatic.com/full/CS433407-01A-BIG.jpg) (http://www.juno.co.uk/products/krickow/433407-01/)
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For only $100, you can buy your place in the Flaming Lips' Six Hour Song! (http://flaminglipssixhoursong.com/)
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i still see the lips pushing boundaries in the music world. i like that of them.
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Their last record was their best in a little while, IMO.
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What the hell ever happened to Relaxer?
What the hell ever happened to the Essex Green? I still like that Cannibal Sea a lot and continue to demand a worthy follow-up.
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I heard he's doing a little stint in Jessup for possession with intent to distribute black market Four Loko.
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i made him mad when he posted that steve jobs photo awhile ago, and i went all wtf on him . . . and then kosmo sealed the deal by removing the picture. it was too much for him to take. he's a loner, a rebel. like pee wee.
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Atheist Xmas is an EP of alternative Christmas songs by Gruff
(http://img2.ymlp249.net/7bue_GruffRhysAtheistXmasEPtype300.jpg)
Atheist Xmas is an EP of alternative Christmas songs by Gruff Rhys ? an unholy trinity of three turkey-free new tracks for the festive season.
Motown-tinged opener Post Apocalypse Christmas sees Gruff re-imagining the ?Winterval? through the semi-melted eyes of a nuclear holocaust survivor. Humanist hymn At The End Of The Line deploys lush vocal harmonies, saxophone and also features in the soundtrack for Jesus And Mary Chain bassist Douglas Hart?s semi-autobiographical short film, Long Distance Information. Mournful piano ballad and curtain closer Slashed Wrists This Christmas addresses the seasonally taboo subjects of manic depression and suicide.
Atheist Xmas is due out on 19th December.
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freedom of spech is a good thing . . . and a horrible thing all at the same time. like a lot of things, including me sometimes. i want eggnog early this year!
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i've already seen eggnogg at my local Blooms grocery store, so you can have your way walkies!
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Gruff Rhys is the best.
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Occupy Wall Street Plans Benefit Album (http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2011/11/23/us/AP-US-Music-Wall-Street-Protest.html?hp)
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK (AP) ? Occupy Wall Street will soon have a soundtrack.
Participants in the protest movement said Wednesday that they are putting out a benefit album with music from Third Eye Blind, David Crosby and Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Lucinda Williams, DJ Logic, Ladytron and others.
Jason Samel, a musician who is putting together the disc, says the goal is to raise between $1 million and $2 million to help fuel the movement that is protesting income disparity.
It will be available this winter, at first in digital form only.
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Occupy Wall Street Plans Benefit Album (http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2011/11/23/us/AP-US-Music-Wall-Street-Protest.html?hp)
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YORK (AP) ? Occupy Wall Street will soon have a soundtrack.
Participants in the protest movement said Wednesday that they are putting out a benefit album with music from Third Eye Blind, David Crosby and Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Lucinda Williams, DJ Logic, Ladytron and others.
Jason Samel, a musician who is putting together the disc, says the goal is to raise between $1 million and $2 million to help fuel the movement that is protesting income disparity.
It will be available this winter, at first in digital form only.
If only Chumbawamba was involved.
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(http://www.losgrilloscollective.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/bad-sports-kings-of-the-weekend-494x494.jpg)
The Ramones meet the Star Spangles meet The Exploding Hearts
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(http://www.losgrilloscollective.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/09/bad-sports-kings-of-the-weekend-494x494.jpg)
The Ramones meet the Star Spangles meet The Exploding Hearts
And they used to be on the greatest named label, Douchemaster.
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How can they look so old, yet so young at the same time?