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SALEM’S ALBUM LEAKED!!
It is so fucking good, I am literally crying.
Get it here: http://hotfile.com/dl/66449969/4f6007b/www.NewAlbumReleases.net_Salem_-_King_Night_(2010).rar.html

Fever Ray - Mercy Street (Peter Gabriel Cover)

Fever Ray is Karin Dreijer Andersson; one half of the creepy electronic duo, The Knife & one of my favourite solo artists. In 2009 she released her debut eponymous album, ‘Fever Ray’, to worldwide critical acclaim. Now in 2010, Fever Ray releases a cover of the Peter Gabriel track, Mercy Street of the 1986 album; So. Creepy & haunting as any good Fever Ray track, this song is definately worth a listen.

Get it here:
http://soundverite.blogspot.com/2010/08/fever-ray-mercy-street-peter-gabriel.html

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Balam Acab - See Birds EP

Your average techno song has between 120 and 150 beats per minute. Faster genres like drum’n’bass can go upwards of 180, and slower stuff like downtempo clocks in around 96 and 112. Tracks on Balam Acab’s See Birds EP have a bpm of about 65. Put simply, this is sloooow music. Super-sluggish pacing is one of a few reasons Balam Acab is associated with witch house, the gloom-pop genre pioneered by the band Salem. (Distorted hip-hop, nods to drone and lo-fi, and eerie sonics are other common elements.) Even though he’s tied to this scene, there are plenty of things that set Balam apart.

Balam Acab is Alec Koone, a 19-year-old college kid studying music education in upstate New York. Unlike some of his peers, he doesn’t sing or play instruments on tracks, but builds them instead with samples collected from the Internet. He isolates and distorts bits of source material (say, vocal loops or beat fragments) and smears them together in new arrangements. The results are remarkably seamless. Take opener “See Birds (Moon)”, where a scratchy drone meets heavy, blown-out beats and a chorus of layered vocals. The way he puts them together, a new natural rhythm for these sounds emerges and it becomes hard to imagine them in any other order.

Sturdy as these songs are, what’s really impressive about Koone’s music is how he’s able to play with contrast and draw out emotion. Tension seems to be the key. On the eastern-tinged “Regret Mistakes”, some very light, angelic verses pull the song upward, but when the beat comes in, all gritty and mangled, it yanks you right back to earth. And for digital music, it can be especially evocative. In “Big Boy”, which incorporates 80s synths and watery Animal Collective textures, he makes a sampled kids’ chorus feel weirdly somber. Next to big, threatening beats, the children sound too young to be at this adult party, and it gives a sense of innocence lost.

The EP is only five tracks long, and around the fourth, Koone starts to nudge the sounds in a brighter direction. “Dream Out” and the closer, an alternate mix of the title track, are the two most optimistic-sounding things here. Though they lack some of the earlier cuts’ weight, they support the idea that Koone has more to him than spooky. Sparkly sounds populate these tracks, and the overall feeling is more dream-pop than “witch house.” There’s also a heavy dub influence that runs through the album (hear it in the sub-aquatic bass of “Big Boy”), and combined with his penchant for loops and samples, Koone reminds me at times of a young Noah Lennox. Can’t say for now whether he has that kind of ability, but this is a heck of an impressive first step.
(Source: Pitchfork)

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http://hotfile.com/dl/63324925/e7a2a04/Balam_Acab-See_Birds_EP-(TRIANGLE01)-WEB-2010-MPX.rar.html

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Day 01 — Your Favorite Song

I don’t really have a favourite song. Rather, my favourite songs of the moment. They are: HEALTH - USA Boys

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SALEM - King Night

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WHITE RING - IxC999

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Robyn - Dancing On My Own

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Currently listening to: FOSTERCARE

Genre: Witch House

Discription: This is some freaky shit. Not just the music but his photos & contents of his Myspace are also totally creepy. But the music is also fantastic. He layers chanting male vocals over the top of really well produced, creepy music. One seriously fucked up guy.

Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/f8stercare

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SALEM - I BURIED MY HEART INNA WOUNDED KNEE

What I love most about SALEM is that they don’t let you get bored. They are constantly releasing or leaking songs or mixtapes while we all wait patiently for SEPTEMBER 28 (mark it on your calendar!) when they drop their chilling debut ‘King Night’ on us all. This creepy mixtape is fantastic if you want a spooky thrill. However, I wouldn’t advise listening just before you fall asleep! There is no tracklist & the cover only shows hanging ropes that can only suggest evil things - classic SALEM.

Get it here: http://www.sendspace.com/file/qhy57d

Still Loving This Song

When I’m in the club
I’m always on a drug
If you get a hug
Guess what drug
I’m on Ecstasy
In Miami
Bienvenido a Miami

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Candy Claws - Hidden Lands

I only just got this album today. It is amazing. It really puts images of mountain ranges, lush green forests, misty valleys, secret gardens & so on, in your head. This is dream pop at it’s best; it takes you on a journey. Through a fantastic, magical, hidden land you can visit anytime.

Get it here: http://www.mediafire.com/?79krdqxjjxtr10k

SALEM - King Night

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Crystal Castles II
The best album you will ever hear. Seriously, it will blow your mind. Get this shit.

ρθθDLε
I only just found out about this band who are peculiar in the fact that they do not make music of their own but in fact take popular tracks by pop artists, slow them down a huge amount & edit it to make it sound deeper & alot more creepy. It’s called ghost drone apparently. Whatever it’s called, I like it. Check out the tracks on their Myspace, they’ve covered Party In The USA by Miley Cyrus, Gimme More by Britney, Rumors by our newest little jail-bird Lindsey & so on. Worth a listen, it’s really interesting.
www.myspace.com/p00d13

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SLEEP ∞ OVER
Another great witch house/dream pop/shoegaze (you get the point) band. I discovered them on myspace a while back & they are really good. Unfortuantely they only have a few cassettes out for purchace but they are floating around online somewhere. I’d have a sleep over forever with these girls.
http://soundcloud.com/chooseyourguru/sleep-over-your-world-is-night

SALEM - KING NIGHT
If there is one album release that I am most excited about for the latter half of 2010 it is the debut album by pioneers of the witch house genre, SALEM. If you do not know this band; you need to know them. Or face permanent shunning by me. Check out the title track from the album; King Night.
http://soundcloud.com/the-screwface-exchange/salem-king-night