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Cocosuma!

2009-11-09T01:20:00Z

Atendendo a pedidos: Cocosuma. (É isso mesmo, tá com dificuldade em achar algum albúm? ali no cantinho direito tem um mini-mural, use-o não só para reclamar ou dar sugestões, faça também seu pedido que nós tentaremos dar uma forcinha) Eles oscilam entre o levemente animado até o sutilmente triste, porem o fazem com certo talento. Foi um pedido, mas acima de tudo, pra mim, um achado.

Cocosuma - Well Drive Home Backwards

1 - You Are My Sunshine (intro)
2 - Charlotte's On Fire
3 - Twilight Zone
4 - Cinders
5 - Rec74
6 - Suffragettes
7 - My My My
8 - Lady In Waiting
9 - Oh Ruby Sun
10 - Athletes!
11 - Polly (Has My Disease)
12 - The Verve Were Right
13 - Broken Glass

(Download link in comments / Download nos comentários)

09-11-09

2009-11-09T01:02:00Z

Mr_Sam-Opus_Tertio__DJ_Package_002-WEB-2009-TSP
Oliver_Smith-Cadence__Pacific-(ANJ141D)-WEB-2009-WLM
Redstar-Evolution__Incl_Deepwide_Remix-WEB-2009-WAV
Dash_Berlin_Feat_Emma_Hewitt-Waiting__Incl_First_State_Remix-WEB-2009-WAV
Alkatraz-Requiem__Losing_Grip-WEB-2009-WAV
Lange_Feat_Sarah_Howells-Let_It_All_Out-WEB-2009-WAV
Trancemicsoul-Ancestral_Nights_(the_Remixes)-(ASR-0028-2A)-WEB-2009-BSiDE
Torin_Rea_Feat_Sandra_Lima_and_Erin_Powers-The_Torin_it_Up_EP-(BR0021)-WEB-2009-BSiDE
Gwen_and_Bertrand_Dupart-Space_Odyssey-(SBD005)-WEB-2009-BSiDE
Benja_Molina-The_World_Of_Sound-(2R101)-WEB-2009-DWM
Black_Hawk_Feat._Raoul-2012_(Fin_Del_Mundo)-(SP673)-WEB-2009-DWM
Alex_Pini_Zeta_Funk-Tomboliza-(MZL045)-WEB-2009-DWM
Audio_Affinity_Feat._Gemma_Roe-All_For_Me-(DF4520)-WEB-2009-DWM
Alejo_Loaiza-I_Can_Try-(TDJ050)-WEB-2009-DWM
B.O.P_Feat_Justin_Case-Were_Gonna_Make_it-(BOP005)-WEB-2009-BSiDE
Brooklyn_Friends-Obedience__Glorias_Groove-(KNG320)-WEB-2009-BSiDE

The Lemonheads - It's a Shame about Ray (1992)

2009-11-09T01:36:00Z

1. "Rockin Stroll"
2. "Confetti"
3. "It's A Shame About Ray" (Words by Dando/Tom Morgan, music by Dando)
4. "Rudderless"
5. "My Drug Buddy"
6. "The Turnpike Down"
7. "Bit Part" (Words by Dando/Morgan, music by Dando)
8. "Alison's Starting To Happen"
9. "Hannah & Gabi"
10. "Kitchen" (Nic Dalton)
11. "Ceiling Fan In My Spoon"
12. "Frank Mills" (James Rado, Jerome Ragni, Arthr MacDermot)
13. "Mrs. Robinson" (Paul Simon)

Lemonheads - It's a Shame about Ray (1992)

The Lemonheads. - The Lemonheads (2006)

2009-11-09T01:13:00Z

1. "Black Gown"
2. "Become The Enemy"
3. "Pittsburgh"
4. "Let's Just Laugh"
5. "Poughkeepsie"
6. "Rule Of Three"
7. "No Backbone"
8. "Baby's Home"
9. "In Passing"
10. "Steve's Boy"
11. "December"

The Lemonheads. - The Lemonheads (2006)

New Sharam Jey single coming soon!

2009-11-09T00:47:00Z

After making quite some noise with his latest single "In My Blood" ft. Nik Valentino, the well-known German DJ/producer Sharam Jey will be dropping his brand new tune "Army Of Men" soon, paving the way to his new album due out by the end of the year.

We'll let you know when the new single drops, in the meantime you might wanna check out Sharam giving the Glimmers' kinky tune "Wanna Make Out" an electro-groove makeover and raising the energy of Alex Gopher's "Belmondo" even more.

Alex Gopher - Belmondo (Sharam Jey Remix) [click to download]

Glimmers ft Princess Superstar - Wanna Make Out (Sharam Jey Remix) [click to download]

Click Here to check out the Dancefloor Mayhem feature on Sharam Jey's last single "It's In My Blood"

Sharam Jey official site

Sharam Jey MySpace

Chava Flores - Antología

2009-11-09T00:55:00Z

No hay que decir más :)

CD 1

CD 2

TV on the Radio - Dear Science [2008]

2009-11-09T01:11:47Z

Música: Indie Rock/Experimental Post Rock

Comentário AM:

With lyrics and vocals that are just as ambitious and attention-getting as the music surrounding them, TV on the Radio have always had a lot going on in their music. Indeed, Return to Cookie Mountain was so elaborate that topping it would be difficult, so on Dear Science, (yes, the comma is intentional) the band channels its focus into lean, nimble songs with more structure and polish — and more focus on Tunde Adepimbe's and Kyp Malone's vocals — than any of TV on the Radio's previous work. This immediacy and crystalline clarity take some getting used to, especially compared to Cookie Mountain's lavish yet organic sound: "Family Tree"'s strings, pianos, and plainly worded vulnerability make it one of the band's most accessible songs, but it doesn't feel like anything was sacrificed to make it so anthemic. That feeling only deepens on the self-evidently sexy "Red Dress," which uses Antibalas' vibrant brass and taut guitars to show-stopping effect. As Dear Science, unfolds, it becomes clear that it isn't so much a radical change for TV on the Radio as it is a slight but significant shift in approach. "Stork and Owl," an inspired mix of hypnotically looping samples and flowing, real-time soulfulness, and "Love Dog," which boasts some of Adepimbe's most affecting singing since "Staring at the Sun," could have fit easily on earlier albums with a few sonic tweaks. And, like Desperate Youth, Bloodthirsty Babes and Return to Cookie Mountain, Dear Science, begins with an epic statement of purpose — although "Halfway Home" is as sleek as it is grand, sprinting towards its end with streaking guitars — and ends in an embrace with "Lover's Day," a duet with Celebration's Katrina Ford that turns "I wanna break your back" from a threat to a come-on. Tackling love and war, often within the same song, is all in a day's work for TV on the Radio. However, the band's take on these themes is subtly but notably more optimistic here, as though lightening their sound lightened their mood as well. "DLZ" broods over "the long-winded blues of the never," but on the brilliantly funky "Golden Age," Adepimbe sings "there's a golden age coming 'round" without a trace of irony. Malone's "Crying" calls out the wrongs of the world but ends up just as hopeful as it is angry, while the pun in "Dancing Choose"'s title is pointed enough that the song almost doesn't need to prove that dancing on your troubles is powerfully therapeutic as thoroughly as it does, but that's just another example of this album's rare balance between craft and passion. That comma at the title's end seems naggingly open-ended at first, but it's actually a perfect fit for Dear Science,'s openness to possibilities and positivity.

4.5

TV on the Radio - Dear Science [2008]

M83 - Saturdays=Youth [2008]

2009-11-09T01:09:26Z

Música: Indie Electronic/Ambient Pop

Comentário AM:

This is the most perfect M83 album yet. Compared to Gonzalez's previous ambitious, yet somewhat tiresome When the Dawn Heals Us, Saturdays=Youth is a refinedly concentrated short story of shoegaze/retro bliss. The undeniable melodrama of his fragmented narratives (see "Graveyard Girl") is more digestably sparse in the smaller architecture of the 11-song heartbeat; but the awkward, naive statements effectively serve to enhance the awkward stages of Gonzalez's characters. The vulnerable, diaphanous and hopeful retro sensibility breathes vividly in Gonzalez's soul, and yet his carefully chosen sounds reveal the added shimmer and depth of 21st century techno. His tunes are so thoughtfully derived with historical precision that they work to disarmingly transfigure a pure moment from the 80s (perhaps even more pure...). Moreover, Saturdays=Youth is so obsessed with avoiding even the slightest hint of superfluous ambience and percussion that the effect is slick and masterful. The artwork says it all: Francis Bacon-ly beautiful, fashion-conscious kiddos brim-full of inexplicable emotions, gathering at the edge of an autumnal wood. The deep colors, pale fires within those fading trees is a testament not to what those kids are feeling, but rather that they are still able to feel at all. It's easy to roll busy eyes and judge a scene like this as the classic Western petri dish of youthful self-obsession--self-fulfilling Goth-mentalities of longing and despair; obstinate druggies replaying irrational fantasies in their growingly incompatible minds; lone dancers, searching aimlessly; unfounded Greco ideals of divine love that serve consumed egos. Even while Gonzalez may be having some fun with certain trendy, filmatic cliches of the past, I think his vision suggests something perhaps more important--it's a photographic warning of the death-nail engaged into the hearts of the eager by a matured society, dulled into oblivion by its perpetually successful ritual of grinding every innate emotion you have into vapor. In these kids' faces gradually appears the fear of creativity's death. Gonzalez's youths represent the last ceremonies of emotional freedom. They not only inhabit the earth, but apprehend it. They meditate within the private spheres of night, resting on Whitman's bed under the stars of contemplation. They celebrate the loves of their friends, immortalizing their names in harmony. They embrace their dustness like the Beats chasing their Beatrices. They are infused with everything. But the innumerable stresses will be sent; it will invite itself into the very fabric of their clothing. They'll forget how it all went exactly.

4.5

M83 - Saturdays=Youth [2008]

The xx - XX [2009]

2009-11-09T01:02:03Z

Música: Indie Electronic/Indie Pop

Comentário AM:

Debuts as fully formed and confident as the xx's self-titled first album are rare, but then, there is very little that is typical about this band or their music. Their influences are wide-ranging -- traces of post-punk, dream pop, dubstep, indie pop, and R&B pop up at any given moment -- but are focused into songs that are as simple as they are unique and mysterious. These tracks are so sleek, they're practically sculptural, and they boast impeccably groomed arrangements. The beats pulse rather than crash; the guitars are artfully picked and plucked; and the vocals rarely rise above a wistful sigh. This restraint and sophistication make the fact that the xx's members were barely in their twenties when they recorded the album all the more impressive; artists twice their age would be proud to call the maturity and confidence that flow seemingly effortlessly through the xx their own. Even their song titles are the perfect mix of concise and evocative: "Stars," "Shelter," "Night Time" (actually, all of their songs could be named this -- they're that intimate and sleepily cool). The moody, monochromatic sound the xx sets forth on "Intro" is lovely enough, but it's how the band subtly shifts and tweaks it on each track that makes the album truly special. "VCR"'s innocent guitars hint at the band's fondness for Young Marble Giants' radically simple indie pop, while "Infinity" leans more heavily on their post-punk roots, and "Heart Skips a Beat" underscores its name with wittily fractured rhythms. And while singers Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim sound good on their solo turns (Sim particularly shines on the spacious "Fantasy"), together they're truly inspired -- the aloof sensuality they generate makes romantic intrigue actually intriguing again. "Crystalised" might be one of the more intense songs here, but it still carries the confessional quality of a conversation between lovers, reaffirming what "heart-to-heart" really means. The standout "Basic Space" takes Croft and Sim's push-pull chemistry in an even more pop direction, but it's still awash in subtly fascinating details like its exotically rolling beat and Durutti Column-esque guitars. While the band's subtlety and consistency threaten to work against them at times, XX is still a remarkable debut that rewards repeated listens and leaves listeners wanting more.

The xx - XX [2009]

The Do - A Mouthful [2008]

2009-11-09T00:43:54Z

Música: Indie Electronic/Experimental Post Rock/Indie Rock

Comentário AM:

The Dø — the Parisian duo of Dan Levy and Olivia B. Merilahtin, whose moniker (pronounced like "dough") derives from both member's initials, but also refers to the first (and last) note of the solfege scale, as well as the Norwegian and Danish words for "die" — stake out their unconventional indie folk-hip-pop territory with A Mouthful. It's all over the map, both musically and emotionally, and can be a lot to take in ("A Handful" might have been more appropriate), but they manage to strike a quirky yet affecting through-line that mediates between their frisky playfulness, fiery brashness, and tenderly sentimental sincerity, and helps to integrate the album's stylistic hodge-podge so that its eclecticism feels improbably natural rather than forced or gimmicky (or simply schizophrenic.) To be sure, the album's success rests largely on the duo's high-caliber musicianship — in particular, multi-instrumentalist Levy's dextrous, sophisticated arrangements (which reflect, among other things, both his jazz influences and the pair's past collaborations on a handful of film soundtracks), and Merilahtin's distinctive, versatile singing voice — which allows them to tackle an idiosyncratic assortment of genres with uncanny ease and coherence. For the bulk of its running time — roughly two-thirds of the tracks, give or take — A Mouthful doesn't stray terribly far from relatively familiar, primarily guitar-centric folk/pop/rock fare, with a particular focus on breezy balladry (including the autumnal "Song for Lovers" and the sublime, elegantly bluesy "At Last") and a few tougher-edged roots-pop nuggets ("On My Shoulders," "The Bridge Is Broken.") Often, especially on the more aggressive cuts toward the album's end, this material recalls the artier side of '90s alternative and indie rock — a comparison brought home by Merilahtin's passing vocal resemblance to prettily gritty singers like PJ Harvey, Liz Phair, and Nina Persson (specifically her work with A Camp). Even on these comparatively pedestrian offerings, the Dø offer far more compositional and instrumental nuance than your typical songwriterly outfit. Elsewhere, they hop through genres with gleeful abandon, calling to mind the infectious precocity of early Nellie McKay, the capriciousness of Beck, and perhaps even Björk's limitless ingenuity. Not that anything here feels remotely like a derivative genre exercise. "Stay (Just a Little Bit More)" is a cute bit of retro-pop whimsy polka-dotted with ukulele, whistling, strings, and carnivalesque organ; "Queen Dot Kong" is a shockingly credible but utterly demented stab at hip-hop with a swaggering horn section, all manner of cartoonish musical left turns, and its own expansively grooving instrumental-fusion coda. And the album's hidden gem is "Unissassi Laulelet," an all-too-brief curiosity that blends bewitchingly harmonized a cappella vocals (sung in Finnish) with polyrhythmic, quasi-ethnic "tribal" percussion to truly enchanting effect. Then there's the downright off-the-wall opener, "Playground Hustle," a sort of nursery rhyme-war chant by an army of disgruntled, gender-norm-disrupting youngsters, set to a spasmodically funky found-sound beat, which sounds like the Go! Team skirmishing with Le Tigre in a schoolyard scrap-heap with Matmos (circa The Civil War) providing the arsenal. Or something. Anyway, it doesn't really sound like anything else out there, or for that matter like anything else on this album — which makes it a pretty appropriate calling card. The Dø's debut may be a mouthful, but it's deliciously sweet, tangy, and zestful, and definitely well worth biting into.

The Do - A Mouthful [2008]

Sawako - Tiny Tiny

2009-11-09T00:49:40Z

Tiny Tiny is a brief interlude from Japanese-born sonic artist Sawako. She captures the delicacy of the music box and via some rich reverb uses it to fill a much larger space. It sounds like looking back on the past through a fisheye lens. Exquisite. Taken from her 2007 album Madoromi.

Sawako - Tiny Tiny
(alternate download)

Lacuna Coil - Shallow Life (2009)

2009-11-09T01:09:42Z

Era - Classics (2009)

2009-11-09T01:09:42Z

David Guetta - Without You (Feat Rosie Rogers) (NEW!!!)

2009-11-09T01:09:42Z

New Order - The Perfect Kiss (Video) (DVDRip, mkv)

2009-11-09T01:09:41Z

Artist: V.A.

Title: ULimaBeats pres.ANGEL ROQUE 009
Style:

2009-11-09T00:06:00Z

Artist: V.A.

Title: ULimaBeats pres.ANGEL ROQUE 009
Style: Progressive, Tech-House
Quality: 192Kbps
Time: 49 min
Size: 53.7mb

Tracks:

1.Medu - Microsub
2.Citizen Kain + Phuture Traxx - Neglected (Pablo Bolivar Remix)
3.Tonecast - Murder. Fingerprints
4.Eyerer + Namito - Shibuya
5.District One - Dubcrystal (Julien Chaptal + Lauhaus Remix)
6.The Glitz - Silbersee (Nick Curly Remix)
7.Maurizio Benedetta + Mahai Popoviciu - Soave
8.Gabriel Carasco - Micoq
9.Hermanez - Gold Coast
10.Joris Voorn - Empty Trash

enjoy!

*zippyshare*

www.myspace.com/anhellr
www.facebook.com/anhellr

www.soundcloud.com/anhell

'hi i'd like to present to you mi last djmix that i've made for and important radio station the name is Universidad Lima Beats it's from an important College (Universidad de Lima) from Lima-Peru.

so i'd like you to heart it and maybe you can contact with me for any reason.

please if you don't mind i will appreciate if you promote this djset for those who maybe would love my music.

thanks a lot.'

Angel Roque aka Anhell

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Angel Roque sent me an email asking me to promo his mix so here it is, enjoy, i know i did, peace :)

[HW039] Midimode – Midimusicbox EP (2009)

2009-11-09T01:00:14Z

Midimode – Midmusicbox EP
Label: homework
Catalog: hw039
Release: 09.11.2009
Style: IDM

Tracklist:
01 Midimode – Barcelona 4:54
02 Midimode – Zenith 4:26
03 Midimode – Two Sides Of Suburbia 5:19
04 Midimode vs Unlockedoor – Snezhnaya 4:42

for contact: homeworknews@gmail.com
more info: http://homework.polarnet.ru

http://homework.polarnet.ru/?p=615

Posted in Audio, Electronica, IDM

Airi – Happy Kindness To You EP

2009-11-09T00:30:55Z

2to6 Records returns with the Happy Kindness To You EP by Airi, a Swiss producer dedicated to energetic night-time psychedelic trance. Expect hard and heavy beats, menacing bass lines, scratchy noises, and dark atmospheres from this three track release. It is easy to hear the Electrypnose influence on this EP but there is a hectic and experimental quality to to these tunes that set them apart. Mastered by Electrypnose and Airi with artwork by Ayalien.

www.ektoplazm.com/free-music/airi-happy-kindness-to-you-ep/

Posted in Audio, Psytrance

Daniel Kaufman

2009-11-08T23:32:00Z

Tori Amos-Midwinter Graces-2009-TosK

2009-11-08T23:58:40Z

Genre: Alternative / Pop / Experimental
Quality: VBR

1 What Child, Nowell 3:45
2 Star of Wonder 3:50
3 A Silent Night With You 3:22
4 Candle: Coventry Carol 3:17
5 Holy, Ivy & Rose 4:44
6 Harps of Gold 3:10
7 Snow Angel 3:43
8 Jeanette, Isabella 4:28
9 Pink & Glitter 4:57
10 Emmanuel 2:59
11 Winter’s Carol 5:19
12 Our New Year 4:13

Read NFO: http://nfodb.net.ru/nfo-207490.html

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Cocosuma!

09-11-09

The Lemonheads - It's a Shame about Ray (1992)

The Lemonheads. - The Lemonheads (2006)

New Sharam Jey single coming soon!

Chava Flores - Antología

TV on the Radio - Dear Science [2008]

M83 - Saturdays=Youth [2008]

The xx - XX [2009]

The Do - A Mouthful [2008]

Sawako - Tiny Tiny

Lacuna Coil - Shallow Life (2009)

Era - Classics (2009)

David Guetta - Without You (Feat Rosie Rogers) (NEW!!!)

New Order - The Perfect Kiss (Video) (DVDRip, mkv)

Artist: V.A.Title: ULimaBeats pres.ANGEL ROQUE 009Style:

[HW039] Midimode – Midimusicbox EP (2009)

Airi – Happy Kindness To You EP

Daniel Kaufman

Tori Amos-Midwinter Graces-2009-TosK

Artist: V.A.

Title: ULimaBeats pres.ANGEL ROQUE 009
Style: