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El regreso del combo más arty de Brooklyn, Dirty Projectors, con la continuación a su album nominado al Rober ‘Bitte Orca’ encabeza el loop de la semana.
Beach House ; la banda del momento Alabama Shakes y la colaboración de Killer Mike con El-P son algunas de las entradas fuertes , mientras que Unicorn Kid; Major Lazer y Laurel Halo ofrecen las mejores descargas gratuítas.
La edición de esta semana al completo, tras el salto.
The return of Brooklyn art-rock combo Dirty Projectors with the first taste from the follow-up to Rober Award nominated album ‘Bitte Orca’ tops the loop this week.
Beach House; band of the moment Alabama Shakes and Killer Mike’s collaboration with El-P are some of the highest entries, whereas Unicorn Kid; Major Lazer and Laurel Halo provide the best freebies.
Check this week’s edition after the jump.
Although winter is still causing havoc, the festival season is getting closer and some of the big players are wrapping up their bills. The biggest news of the week came from Barcelona, where the Primavera Sound festival has announced the last batch of artists completing a superb line up for its tenth anniversary. To the … Read more
Desde el corazón de Brooklyn, en esa Meca de lo cool que es Williamsburg, el colectivo formado por Dave Longstreth recuperaba el mejor espiritu del art-rock y nos ofrecía un álbum que alcanzaba el nivel de sus ambiciones, dos años después de generar ríos de tinta por su relectura del clásico hardcore de Black Fag … Read more
From the heart of Brooklyn, in that hipster’s Mecca that is Williamsburg, Dave Longstreth’ collective recovered the finest art-rock spirit and offered an album that totally matched his ambitions, two years after hitting headlines with their peculiar reinterpretation of Black Flag´s hardcore classic “Rise Above”. Dissonant vocal harmonies; finely crafted songs with a wealth of … Read more
DR. DRE FEAT. T.I. & NAS-Topless
The D of 2008 already belongs to hip-hop thanks to one of the most awaited comebacks of the decade. In fact is over ten years now since Dr. Dre released his last studio album. This long hiatus by one of the most influential figures of the genre has only served to fuel all sorts of speculations. Delayed again from its 2008 planned Christmas release, it is already being joked at as rap’s very own “Chinese Democracy”. You tube and the interned are currently plagued with videos and clips of songs allegedly included in the album, none of them particularly remarkable, but so far there’s no official confirmation of its tracklist. “Detox” will certainly be one of the most scrutinized albums of the year, and the arrival of Dre’s protégée Eminem new studio album benefiting from some of his Midas production touches, will help boosting the expectations.