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Showing posts with label • punk-rock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label • punk-rock. Show all posts
LIBROS CON LLAVE DE SOL
The videos were recorded on Monday, the 19th of December, 2011... LIBROS CON LLAVE DE SOL (BOOKS WITH SUN KEY) it's a Festival of music and writers in the garden of the Library Pedro Valdivia, Temuco, south of Chile. Here I leave an extract of the presentation of band D-ZOOM ... with very much love and hope for the year that comes!!
Dedicated to opening melodic structures between caps of noise.
GREEN ENJOY!!!!
http://dzoomusicabanda.blogspot.com/
http://librosconllavedesol.blogspot.com/
REINOS
300MG
http://dzoomusicabanda.blogspot.com/
http://librosconllavedesol.blogspot.com/
REINOS
300MG
VA Galician Bizarre
(2010) Various Artists - Galician Bizarre / V0
Compilation of 15 unreleased tracks by 15 bands from Galicia, Spain. Mostly punk stuff.
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Range Rats
"Recorded in 1986 & completely unreleased until now - this is Fred & Toody Cole's great lost country LP! All original compositions... some sad lilting ballads & some punk as hell. Two songs feature Fred & Toddy playing with 'Rollie', a janky Roland drum machine that didn't keep a consistent meter very well. The rest of the songs were recorded with a lean mean band... another facet of the genius of Fred & Toody Cole & low-fi as can be." - Mississippi Records
No Age & Zach Hill
No Age & Zach Hill - Flannel Graduate (2007)
It's already listed on the previous No Age post but was not included in the zip, this is a re-up
enjoy.
No Age
No Age - Dead Plane Ep (2007)
No Age - Get Hurt Ep (2007)
No Age - Sick People Are Safe Ep (2007)
No Age - Eraser 7'' (2008)
No Age - Teen Creeps 7'' (2008)
No Age - Losing Feeling (2009)
Swell Maps
Swell Maps - Train Out Of It (1986)
''Train Out Of It'' is a compilation which the experimental rock band Swell Maps recorded between 1975 and 1981. The songs, most of them recorded at home, all celebrate a punk feel but with more psychedelic sounds and experimentation. Something which for example Sonic Youth did later in the 1980s and Pavement did on their first EPs, the only difference is that Swell Maps where more radical in their experimentation (with electronics).
info: lastfm
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