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[simoirs]

Si trovano i Drums.

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Report rockville in arrivo a giorni, manca solo l'immagine di copertina.

[simoirs]

Si trovano i Weezer. Stereogum dice che è l'album migliore dai tempi di Pinkerton.

[Odradek]

In ascolto il nuovo dei Death from Above 1979. Il tiro c'è.

eccolo http://doyourealize.it/recensioni/rockv ... world.html

Da Letterman con Paul Shaffer special guest alle tastiere. Molto bene.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZdVia-n2i_o#t=195[/youtube]

questo disco spacca ed è migliore del primo secondo me.

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Un po' di roba che dovrebbe venire fuori a breve,

Bush - Man on the Run
...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - IX
2562 - The New Today
Scott Walker & Sunn O))) - Soused
Manes - Be All End All

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la guida di Pitchfork alle prossime uscite

Notable Releases:

Caribou: Our Love (October 7, Merge)
Ex Hex: Rips (October 7, Merge)
Flying Lotus: You're Dead! (October 7, Warp)
Iceage: Plowing Into the Field of Love (October 7, Matador)
Jessie Ware: Tough Love (October 7, PMR/Island)
Peaking Lights: Cosmic Logic (October 7, Weird World)
Vashti Bunyan: Heartleap (October 7, DiCristina/FatCat)
Weezer: Everything Will Be Alright in the End (October 7, Republic)
Zola Jesus: Taiga (October 7, Mute)
DJ Quik: The Midnight Life (October 14, Mad Science)
Foxygen: ...And Star Power (October 14, Jagjaguwar)

Kindness: Otherness (October 14, Female Energy/Mom + Pop)
Pharmakon: Bestial Burden (October 14, Sacred Bones)
Various Artists: Master Mix: Red Hot + Arthur Russell (October 21, Yep Roc)
The Red Hot Organization, who have worked on AIDS awareness through pop culture since 1989, are paying tribute to the late Arthur Russell with a long-in-the-works compilation. It features contributions from Sufjan Stevens, Robyn, Hot Chip, Blood Orange, Phosphorescent, Jose Gonzalez, Neon Indian's Alan Palomo under his
Grouper: Ruins (October 31, Kranky)
Andy Stott: Faith in Strangers (November 18, Modern Love)
Ariel Pink: pom pom (November 18, 4AD)
Savages/Bo Ningen: Words to the Blind (November 18, Stolen Recordings/Pop Noire)
TV on the Radio: Seeds (November 18, Harvest)
Nicki Minaj: The Pinkprint (November 24, Young Money Entertainment/Cash Money/Republic)
Charli XCX: Sucker (December 16, Neon Gold/Atlantic)

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http://pitchfork.com/news/56962-mark-kozelek-actually-wrote-a-song-called-war-on-drugs-suck-my-cock/

Non capisco se è serio o meno

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sono belle queste antipatie comunque

[Starn]

Da qualche parte avevo letto che a qualche festival loro suonavano sul palco accanto e avevano i volumi così alti che coprivano la sua esibizione e lui ha sbreccato ma da qualche parte avevo anche letto che poi gli avevo chiesto scusa, bo

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in arrivo best of degli Czars, vedi in spoiler
band da riscoprire

the Czars, Goodbye
la voce che sentite anche in Disaffected dei Piano Magic
genere ... mah, brit pop intimista, tipo i coldplay, ma suonati diversamente. Eppure sono americani.

[spoiler]As the campaign for Pale Green Ghosts continues far into its second year, Bella Union are thrilled to announce the release of Best Of, an album which gathers together the finest recordings of JOHN GRANT's former band THE CZARS. Click HERE to listen to “Paint The Moon”, one of its many majestic tracks.



Despite great acclaim at the time The Czars remain one of Denver’s best-kept secrets. Over the course of their career they couldn't quite turn critical salvos into commercial success. Then, when the band split up in 2004 after their fifth album - the presciently titled Goodbye – nothing was heard from any member for six years. So when John reappeared in 2010 with his landmark solo debut Queen Of Denmark, some thought he was a new artist, without a back-story that stretches as far back as 1994 when the band originally formed.



The Best Of The Czars is made up predominantly from the run of three studio albums that Bella Union released between 2000 and 2004. Before… But Longer donates the first four songs, 2002’s The Ugly People Vs The Beautiful People the next six, and Goodbye the next five. The final track is an exquisite reading of Tim Buckley’s signature standard “Song To The Siren” taken from 2005’s B-sides/covers compilation Sorry I Made You Cry.



Grant is his own fiercest critic, and says of all Czars albums he only stands by Goodbye. “It’s the only one that came anywhere close to being what I’d hoped for,” he reckons. “Out of the five albums we made, there’s one good solid album of material.” Well, John, here it is. But The Best Of The Czars isn’t merely good; it’s magnificent. At their best, The Czars mastered a luminous and stately country-folk’n’western noir shot through with a classic songwriting twist.



On various tours since his solo debut, Grant has performed three old Czars tracks: “Drug” (from The Ugly People…), “Paint The Moon” and “Little Pink House” (from Goodbye). “They’re the Czars songs I most connect to in performance, that I’m proudest of, that flowed out of me as complete products,” says Grant. As a whole, though, the band remains a conflicted memory for the singer. “I had so much fear at the time, I wanted to try and control everything around me, which I feel affected my voice,” he admits. “Only now do I feel that voice is coming out of its shell, and that I’m comfortable in my own skin. But the music is an important part of my history, so it deserves to be heard.”



Indeed it does. It’s too recent to class The Czars as “buried treasure” but this compilation will be a revelation for John Grant lovers who don’t know the band. The Best Of The Czars will be released 1st December on Bella Union.[/spoiler]