Sky Bonus Sky:

01 The Thanks I Get
02 Let's Not Get Carried Away
03 One True Vine
04 Impossible Germany (live)
05 Hate It Here (live)

I'm pretty sure he's referring to the 5 or so bonus tracks off sky blue sky.

oh rad. how does one get those bonus tracks?

Anyone heard of The A-Sides? Anyone got it?

Can someone up the White Rainbow disc? I need to hear this shit before I vote.

Anyone spotted the cool by Lupe or is just the tracklisting that dropped?

Sky Blue Sky has 5 bonus tracks on the Euro tour copies, didnt see any links anywhere though.

New Supersilent, thanks.

haven't heard them. decent?

maybe? please? maybe?

Here is White Rainbow - Sun Shifts. Is that the one you want?

Seconded.

Did Chris Walla leak?

Judging by that Siegfried & Roy fanclub shirt he's sporting, I bet Walla sits when he leaks.

and your "SOY BOMB"?

I really liked the one track that i've heard from the walla album. wanna hear the rest.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/uxcmf6

Wonderful record. This group has been one of my favorites for a few years now - and this record is as good as any of them.

I'll hit it tonight when I get home. It's the least I can do as compensation for your most awesome Swedes compilation.

I was actually looking for prism of eternal now or something like that. I dont have the name in front of me and I cant remember but I will check this one out too. thanks.

Garage rock from Budapest.
Not bad. Nothing new, but if youre wanting garage rock, you probably dont care about that...

http://rapidshare.com/files/62882136/moog.zip

Oh yeah, they are called THE MOOG

Re-up:

Thanks a jillion

Pet Genius LP please?

Here is Prism Of Eternal Now

Thanks cdvaught, been meaning to check that one out

Can someone give me a short synopsis of White Rainbow? I don't have time to download this now, but I may later if they sound enticing. Thanks for enabling my lazy ways.

new Kylie

new KYLIE - http://rs283.rapidshare.com/files/70558385...Minogue_-_X.rar

shhhhhhh

Thanks homie. I listened to this a few times over the weekend & found it rather boring.

Nick, listen to this album:

Akron/Family - Love Is Simple

Can someone re-up The Good, The Bad, & The Queen? It'd be super appreciated.

Should be it

http://rapidshare.com/files/12951412/the_g..._queen_2007.rar

anybody have Daughters and Sons by The Owls?

I hope you guys check this album out. I'm surprised I hadn't heard about it until recently. Its very good.



Listen to a few tracks on his myspace.
http://www.myspace.com/kutiman

Check out the album;

I appreciate it, big guy.

Peter Broderick's European Tour Fall/Winter 2007 CD.
Limited edition of 50 copies, in hand-made folders.
Tracks 1-4 were supposed to be released on vinyl.
Tracks 5-7 were recorded live in France in October 2007.
Tracks 8-26 are for a documentary by Iliana Sol called
"On Paper Wings".


This is just Fantastic!!!!
www.myspace.com/peterbroderick

you are my sunshine, my only sunshine

Thanks! I've been looking for this, he was opening for Efterklang when I saw them a couple of weeks ago and he was really good.

Anyone got the NIN remix album that just came out?

http://www.sendspace.com/file/umnwqx

EDIT: My bad for the whole posting after it's been posted thing.

Thanks to you both.

(BTW my link is WAYYYYYYYY less gay)

can someone up the roisin murphy - overpowered album please...

Here is a link to a bunch of albums that have been coming out of Austin, TX. Wasn't sure exactly where to put it, so here it is...


13th Floor Elevators - (60's psych-rock)
AM Syndicate - (Pop/rock)
Bill Callahan - (Americana)
Black Angels - (Psych-rock)
Brazos - (Indie-rock)
Britt Daniel - (Solo acoustic)
Brownout - (Funk)
Car Stereo (Wars) - (DJ)
Chili Cold Blood - (Rock)
Cue - (Instrumental)
Explosions In The Sky - (Post-rock)
Ghostland Observatory - (Dance-rock)
Grupo Fantasma - (Latin/dance)
Li'l Cap'n Travis - (Alt-country)
Octopus Project - (Electronic)
Oh No! Oh My! - (Indie-pop)
Okkervil River - (Indie-rock)
Peter and the Wolf - (Singer-songwriter)
Roky Erickson - (Singer-songwriter)
Tacks, The Boy Disaster - (Indie-rock)
The Channel - (Indie-rock)
The Drawing Board - (Indie-rock)
Transmography - (Electronic-rock)
Various Austin Artists - (Various)
What Made Milwaukee Famous - (Indie-rock)
White Denim - (Rock)
Zookeeper - (Indie-rock)

Colors by Between the Buried and Me, anyone?

Not my link:





The more people who listen to this the better.

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Again, not my link. Someone wanted this a couple of pages ago.

Pet Genius - S/T



I reckon this will go down very well on here.

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More!!!!!!!



Taint - Secrets and Lies

If you liked Baroness - Red Album, you'd be a fool not to check this out. If you liked it, their debut is even better.

Oh man...

I'm listening to Taint right now. People have to download this.

Wow. Thanks for all those.

This would have been really good if it weren't for those damn cookie monster vocals.

hopp://www.sendspace.com/file/9ha7c8

I posted this in the AOY thread, but I'll put it here as well:



Gravenhurst The Western Lands


RIYL: Afghan Whigs, Red House Painters, Elliott Smith, Swervedriver, My Bloody Valentine

a mostly on-point review from AMG:

"As good as Gravenhurst was at chronicling late-night desolation on Fires in Distant Buildings, it still doesn't prepare listeners for the leap they take on The Western Lands. More focused songwriting and a big sound bring the delicate features of their music into sharp relief, keeping the intimacy of their earlier work while making it much more immediate. The album's production and arrangements really are remarkable -- The Western Lands sounds polished without being slick, and underscores the drama in Gravenhurst's songs without drowning them in atmosphere. Wide-open musical landscapes dominate, especially on the title track's dark, Friends of Dean Martinez-eqsue twang and "Trust"'s hazy take on tough '60s pop. In fact, most of the album is surprisingly poppy, given the band's signature restraint. However, the excellent, whammy bar-breaking shoegazer riffs on "Hollow Men" are undeniably, head-bangingly catchy, as is the buoyant cover of Fairport Convention's "Farewell, Farewell," which turns Liege & Lief's wistful folk into windswept dream pop. Interestingly, the band's own "Song Among the Pine," with its meticulous acoustic guitar and invocation-like lyrics, is closer to British folk -- and closer to Gravenhurst's traditional sound. Songs like this and "Grand Union Canal," which glides along on jazzy drumming, show that the band is still masterful at creating moods. The album's added focus has also sharpened the band's songwriting; "She Dances" begins with a chugging, hypnotic riff that sounds a little sleazy and dangerous, then Nick Talbot sketches out the regret behind it ("'I need new clothes,' she thinks, 'new skin; a mind I can bear to live in.'"). "Hourglass"' lament "The past is a strange place/But I want it back," set to a looping guitar line, is just as heartbreakingly simple. The Western Lands is bookended with two of Talbot's prettiest, and most unsettling, character sketches: the chilly "Saints" finds Talbot singing "I will trace my blood line" with serenely sinister intent, while "The Collector" sets a serial killer's tale to the album's most beautiful melody. It's an old trick, but the band does it perfectly, as Gravenhurst does most things on The Western Lands. This is the kind of album you can live with and hear new things in with each listen, and proves that the album is an art form that still has plenty of life in it."




I've only seen this mentioned on one list; this should definitely be listened to.