Saturday, June 25, 2011

Björk - Crystalline [2011.MP3.320.WEB] HoTT




Crystalline is the first single off her new album, Biophilia.
01. Crystalline 5:06

Spectral:

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Thursday, June 23, 2011

Avalanche City - Our New Life Above The Ground [Limited Edition] [2010.MP3.320.CD] HoTT


2011 - Warner Bros. / 5249856232 / Limited Edition + Bonus EP

Get it!:
Avalanche City - Our New Life Above The Ground [Limited Edition] [2010.MP3.320.CD] HoTT


The story of Avalanche City begins in a house, alone, for hours and hours each day for months, slowly learning how to sing by process of scales, recording, and self critique.

Six months after taking the first steps towards singing, Dave Baxter played his first solo show as Avalanche City. Six months after the first show, one year after beginning the process of teaching himself how to sing, the first tracks were laid for Avalanche City's debut album Our New Life Above The Ground.

Armed with a sack full of vegetarian single serve curries Dave Baxter headed into the countryside and moved into a little community hall called the Kourawhero Hall, just north of Auckland. There he spent the week alone recording and playing everything himself with only the cows and the milk trucks as company.

http://www.avalanchecity.com

/Avalanche City - 2011 - Our New Life Above the Ground/

01 Love Love Love .flac 21.83 MB
02 Everybody Knows .flac 6.66 MB
03 Drive On .flac 23.64 MB
04 The Streets .flac 21.61 MB
05 The Citizens .flac 21.09 MB
06 You and I .flac 20.48 MB
07 Love Don't Leave .flac 21.33 MB
08 Go .flac 16.15 MB
09 Ends In the Ocean .flac 25.71 MB
10 Oh Life .flac 6.42 MB
11 How Long .flac 13.80 MB
12 The Silence .flac 25.94 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/01 Snow .flac 24.21 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/02 Beautiful .flac 8.67 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/03 Drive On (Acoustic) .flac 17.80 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/04 Goodnight .flac 20.49 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/05 Slowly Over Me .flac 27.62 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/06 We Fall Down .flac 11.86 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/07 The Silence (Acoustic) .flac 15.09 MB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/Avalanche City Snow.log 7.73 KB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/Avalanche City Snow.m3u 495.00 B
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/Snow.cue 1.26 KB
Avalanche City 2011 Snow/folder.jpg 115.12 KB
Avalanche City Our New Life Above the Ground.log 11.73 KB
Avalanche City Our New Life Above the Ground.m3u 795.00 B
Our New Life Above the Ground.cue 2.34 KB
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Nero - Welcome to Reality [2011.MP3.V0.CD.Scene] HoTT



Label: MTA
Catalog#:
Released: 2011
Genre: Electronic
Style: Drum & Bass / Dubstep
Quality: VBR (V0)
Playing Time: 00:27:12
Total Size: 47 mb

Tracklist :
01. Book Of Harmony 5:02
02. My Eyes 4:41
03. Innocence 5:15
04. The Way You Feel 3:47
05. Me And You 3:55
06. Guilt 4:43
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011

"Weird Al" Yankovic - Alpocalypse [2011.MP3.V0.CD.Scene] HoTT





Alpocalypse is the 13th studio album by "Weird Al" Yankovic. It is his first studio release since Straight Outta Lynwood in 2006. Several of the tracks of Apocalypse were previously released as part of Internet Leaks.

01. Perform This Way (2:54)
02. CNR (3:21)
03. TMZ (3:40)
04. Skipper Dan (4:01)
05. Polka Face (4:47)
06. Craigslist (4:53)
07. Party In The CIA (2:56)
08. Ringtone (3:24)
09. Another Tattoo (2:49)
10. If That Isn't Love (3:48)
11. Whatever You Like (3:41)
12. Stop Forwarding That Crap To Me (5:42)

Spectral for MTD, track 1 - Perform This Way:

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Taking Back Sunday - Taking Back Sunday [2011/MP3/320/CD] HoTT



Country: USA
Genre: Alt. Rock / Mall Emo / Pop-Punk
Quality: mp3, VBR V0 (CD-Rip) | mp3, CBR 320 kbps (CD-Rip)

Tracklist:
01. El Paso
02. Faith (When I Let You Down)
03. Best Places to Be a Mom
04. Sad Saviour
05. Who Are You Anyway?
06. Money (Let It Go)
07. This Is All Now
08. It Doesn't Feel a Thing Like Falling
09. Since You're Gone
10. You Got Me
11. Call Me in the Morning

Spectral checks out:



Enjoy it, buy it.
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Sunday, June 19, 2011

SBTRKT - SBTRKT [2011/MP3/320/WEB] HoTT



LABEL.......: Young Turks
CAT. NUMBER.: YTDA060
GENRE.......: Dubstep / Grime
REL.DATE....: 27 June 2011
DURATION....: 00:41:42
TUNES.......: 12

Tracklist:
01. Heatwave 02:57
02. Hold On 03:31
03. Wildfire 03:25
04. Sanctuary 03:56
05. Trials of the Past 04:28
06. Right Thing to Do 03:26
07. Something Goes Right 05:04
08. Pharaohs 03:42
09. Ready Set Loop 03:10
10. Never Never 04:01
11. Go Bang 03:37
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Saturday, June 18, 2011

Maddi Jane - Singles [June 2011.MP3.V0.YoutubeRIP]



Tracklist:
Jar of Hearts (Christina Perri)
Just the Way you Are (Bruno Mars)
Mine (Taylor Swift)
Price Tag (Jessie J)
Rolling in the Deep (Adele)
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Saturday, June 11, 2011

Colourmusic - My _____ Is Pink [2011/MP3/CD] HoTT




01. Beard (3:39)
02. Jill And Jack (A Duet) (1:45)
03. Feels Good To Wear (4:14)
04. We Shall Wish (Use Your Adult Voice) (4:03)
05. You For Leaving Me (3:50)
06. Tog (3:59)
07. Dolphins And Unicorns (3:44)
08. Pororoca (3:30)
09. The Beast With Two Backs (0:44)
10. The Little Death (In Five Parts) (10:22)
11. Fold Unfold (4:33)
12. Mono (2:43)
13. Whitby Harbour (3:23)
14. Yes! (3:48)

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Thursday, June 9, 2011

Original Broadway Cast - The Book of Mormon [2011/CD/MP3/V0] HoTT




Track listing

* "Hello!"
* "Two By Two"
* "You and Me (But Mostly Me)"
* "Hasa Diga Eebowai"
* "Turn It Off"
* "I Am Here for You"
* "All-American Prophet"
* "Sal Tlay Ka Siti"
* "Man Up"
* "Making Things Up Again"
* "Spooky Mormon Hell Dream"
* "I Believe"
* "Baptize Me"
* "I Am Africa"
* "Joseph Smith America Moses"
* "Tomorrow Is a Latter Day"

Digital Booklet Here: http://www.mediafire.com/?9q6cayr0a3td253
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Thursday, June 2, 2011

Cults - Cults [2011/CD/MP3/V0] HoTT



01. Abducted 2:53
02. Go Outside 3:24
03. You Know What I Mean 2:31
04. Most Wanted 3:05
05. Walk At Night 3:08
06. Never Heal Myself 3:02
07. Oh My God 3:20
08. Never Saw The Point 3:04
09. Bad Things 3:40
10. Bumper 2:42
11. Rave On 2:52

Review:
http://www.indieshuffle.com/cults-cults/

Release Notes:

Before we jump into Cults, let's get one thing out of the way: this is some seriously twee stuff. Anybody who heard the Brooklyn band's self-released 7" on Bandcamp last year could tell you that Madeline Follin's voice is a precious, high-pitched little thing, and that the band's penchant for twinkling keyboards and reverb (not to mention their fashionably un-Google-able name) practically screamed "indie pop" in capital letters and red print. Cults can't help the fact that they fall squarely into a genre riddled with annoying signifiers and industry-constructed wannabes, but they can take those basic elements that make the best '60s-inflected indie pop tick and combine them into fantastic songs that have an uncanny ability to lodge their way firmly into your head. That's hardly easy to do, but Cults pull it off - and then some.

Because while Cults' songs are far from complex, they aren't simple. The little guitar slide in "Abducted" that kicks the album into high gear is a perfectly placed flourish executed tightly and efficiently, a far cry from the self-consciously lazy stylings found in bands occupying similar mid-century revivalist territory. Clever touches abound, providing these songs with an appealingly quick pulse and just enough bounce to be completely charming. The phrase "summer music" has been invoked so many times with regards to this album that I'm loathe to use it again, but this stuff just sounds sunny and breezy. All of which makes the album's decidedly sinister touches that much more effective. "Never Saw The Point" starts out cute enough, with Follin singing, "I never saw the point in trying / 'cause I would only let you down". But then she sings, in that exact same tone, "And I just couldn't bring you down there with me / I just can't stand to see you drown". All of a sudden, the song's lilting arrangement takes on another dimension, suggesting recurrent anxiety instead of buoyancy.

This contrast between light and dark was found on the band's very first single, "Go Outside", which opened with the notorious cult leader Jim Jones intoning, "To me, death is not a fearful thing. It's living that's treacherous." In its earlier incarnation, the quote felt a bit like an extraneous addition for the sake of giving the band an "edge" that befitted their name, but in context, it feels appropriate. Because while it's a stretch to say that Cults are exploring the relationship between life and death with their music, the delicate push-and-pull between heartbreak and humor is a constant presence here. When they revert to the latter mode, as Follin does when singing, "I could never be myself, so fuck you," the result is winning. But then we have "You Know What I Mean", a deceptively cheerful ditty filled with uncertainty: "Help me 'cause I'm feeling shaky / tell me what's wrong with my brain, 'cause I seem to have lost it." The sentiment is intensified by Follin's deliberately sweet tone, which could just as
easily be interpreted as being eerily clear-eyed. There are brief moments in Cults where a more nuanced approach to vocals would be much appreciated (and the superb, Belle and Sebastian-esque "Bumper" hints at how galvanizing such a development would be), but for the most part, the singularity that Follin communicates is immediate and convincing.

It's largely due to this urgency that Cults is such a breathless and exhilarating album, and such a fun one - for all its darker hues, this is music that slams a smile onto your face. Listening to it, I'm reminded of Sleigh Bells' superb Treats, not because Cults is a particularly close sonic relative of that Brooklyn boy-girl duo's decibel-busting pop; rather, both bands establish their aesthetic clearly, work within its narrow boundaries, and spin aural bliss out of it. Sure, it's a bit homogeneous, but when the songs are this good and exciting, that's hardly a major drawback. Besides, if Cults can't win you over with their music, they'll win you over with sheer force. As they exhort themselves, "rave on". Who am I to disobey?
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

City and Colour - Little Hell [2011/CD/MP3/320] HoTT




1. "We Found Each Other in the Dark"
2. "Natural Disaster"
3. "The Grand Optimist"
4. "Little Hell"
5. "Fragile Bird"
6. "Northern Wind"
7. "O' Sister"
8. "Weightless"
9. "Sorrowing Man"
10. "Silver and Gold"
11. "Hope for Now"
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