Heavy Trash - Pick It Up

The actual title of the CD and vinyl is Heavy Trash - Going Way Out With Heavy Trash [2007]

The bastard cousin to Jon Spencer’s genre-demolishing Blues Explosion, Heavy Trash features Speedball Baby’s guitar brawler and producer extraordinaire Matt Verta-Ray in a project that drinks down the best of roots, R&B and rock-a-billy. Going Way Out with Heavy Trash, the second offering from these kings of buzz saw guitars and late night incantations, was recorded in three different countries and features an international cast of musicians - Canada’s The Sadies, members of Denmark’s Tremolo Beer Gut and Powersolo, and New York City’s Simon Chardiet and Phil Hernandez. Heavy Trash is what the name implies - filthy and hard - the soundtrack to the strung-out road trip from which there can be no return.

Pick up yer trash here

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Stephen Malkmus has never made a record that covered nearly as much stylistic ground as this nor, it could be argued, has Stephen made an album until now that packed as much of an emotional (not nearly trashy enough for some) wallop. “Cold Son,” “Out of Reaches” and “We Can’t Help You” are amongst the more gorgeous, contemplative songs Malkmus has recorded, though we should stress a) there’s no shortage of dark humor scattered through RET and b) Malkmus remains a sh*t-hot guitarist (ridiculously so).

get it here

Holy FUCK - Great new sound - Lovely Allen

I’m really starting to dig this band. As soon as I get the LP I’ll post it. I promise.

GALACTIC - Second and dryades

Nice beats to thump your bass box

The New Fall CD is GREAT

I bet you want to hear it.

Here it are

Born Ruffians: retro(?) crooners get colorful

http://www.mediafire.com/?mphlxyjvzy5

Have to confess, I haven’t listened to the entire thing. They use some interesting harmonies. Can’t say I love what I’ve heard. It may grow on me.

There’s a jerkiness, a forced stylistic thing that you either like or not. See what you think. I could be wrong. I don’t think we really want this 50’s thing right now. Then again, everything going on in the world seems so raw and real….maybe some musical escapism isn’t such a bad thing.

headed to texas

see ya in a week or so.

Elbow/repost/for you

Since the link to the last post with the Elbow mp3s was broken, And since it was getting the most hits…I’ve re-uploaded it

Here it is folks

Goth Goes Away White - Bauhaus Is Dead (Undead Undead Undead)

Bauhaus may have godfathered goth at the end of the 1970s, but their combustive early dance singles like “Kick in the Eye” could give most current disco-rock trendies a smackdown. For their first studio disc in 25 years, the English quartet flit from riff-fueled social criticism to anguished balladry, often sounding more like a cross between singer Peter Murphy’s brooding solo efforts and splinter group Love and Rockets’ buzzing groove rock than the dubbed-up glampunk band that birthed both. Yet even a tastefully matured Bauhaus produce enough fractured guitar and howling melodrama to wake the undead

My gift to you…my undead readers

Product Description
It is virtually impossible to imagine the last 30 years of rock music without the influence of Bauhaus. They have inspired countless bands and have mesmerized the masses with their ability to be simultaneously sparse, dark, anthemic, and glam. With their new album, entitled Go Away White, Peter Murphy Daniel Ash, David J and Kevin Haskins have created an album as exciting and relevant as their earlier work. Echoes of Bauhaus have been heard in the work of their heirs and imitators for the past few decades and 25 years after their last studio release the band have returned with yet another undiluted glimpse into their world.

New Music from Nine Inch Nails

Link to torrent

Nine Inch Nails: Ghosts I (200

Hello from Nine Inch Nails.

We\\\’re very proud to present a new collection of instrumental music, Ghosts I-IV. Almost two hours of music recorded over an intense ten week period last fall, Ghosts I-IV sprawls Nine Inch Nails across a variety of new terrain.

Now that we\\\’re no longer constrained by a record label, we\\\’ve decided to personally upload Ghosts I, the first of the four volumes, to various torrent sites, because we believe BitTorrent is a revolutionary digital distribution method, and we believe in finding ways to utilize new technologies instead of fighting them.

We encourage you to share the music of Ghosts I with your friends, post it on your website, play it on your podcast, use it for video projects, etc. It\\\’s licensed for all non-commercial use under Creative Commons.

We\\\’ve also made a 40 page PDF book to accompany the album. If you\\\’d like to download it for free, visit http://ghosts.nin.com/main/pdf

Ghosts I is the first part of the 36 track collection Ghosts I-IV. Undoubtedly you\\\’ll be able to find the complete collection on the same torrent network you found this file, but if you\\\’re interested in the release, we encourage you to check it out at ghosts.nin.com, where the complete Ghosts I-IV is available directly from us in a variety of DRM-free digital formats, including FLAC lossless, for only $5. You can also order it on CD, or as a deluxe package with multitrack audio files, high definition audio on Blu-ray disc, and a large hard-bound book.

We genuinely appreciate your support, and hope you enjoy the new music. Thanks for listening.

http://ghosts.nin.com