Showing posts with label album. Show all posts
Showing posts with label album. Show all posts

11 October 2009

Free Indie Albums at indiebandsongs.blogspot.com


Hey you free music lovers out there, we've got some great news! indiebandsongs.blogspot.com will now start offering full albums by top Malaysian indie artists for download or streaming at ZERO cost! Yup, that's right! You PAY NOTHING! We're starting the ball rolling with RS + Abysm's 2004 world fusion release 'While My Guitar Gently Beeps'. Kool sounds for those days when you need to keep your head cool! And there'll be more tasty stuff coming your way, gratis of course! If you're dying to have your magnum opus featured on our site, please contact the administrator.



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FEATURED SONGS NEW SONGS

Searching For Love

Peter Brown
Album : Love & Music
Label : Lemang Music
Genre : Acoustic
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Hey Mr. Devil (Special i-bands Party Remix)

Archtop Soul
Album : Traintown Blues
Label : Bike Bum
Genre : Rock
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Like Never Before

zubira
Album : Can I..?
Label : Zeztone Records
Genre : Rock
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Traumatica

Flirting With Sleep
Album : www.i-bands.net
Label :
Genre : Instrumental
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Wonder Drug

Lucy in the Loo
Album : People and Things
Label : Pet Projects
Genre : Indie
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ARE YOU SLEEPING? (SPIDERPM)
PANDA HEAD CURRY
Abstract
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INTEGRITY
BROKEN STERNUM
Indie
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DUST
MADHOUSE
Grunge
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TRAVEL INSIDE ANONYMOUS
MATHARI
Experimental
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MUSHASI
MATHARI
Experimental
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DISCO MAGGOT
MATHARI
Experimental
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JIWA KACAU
MATHARI
Freestyles
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BELIEVE IN 99 (RADIO QUALITY)
OUT WORN SHOES
Punk
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(P)ROJEK (K)HINZIR (R)AKSAKSA
PANDA HEAD CURRY
Abstract
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LIPSTICK
THE FRIDAYS
Indie
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GEMILANG
ADAM KASTURI
Electronic
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HUJAN(UNRELEASE)
NOUGHTY LITTLE LILLY
Punk
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MIRROR(UNRELEASE)
NOUGHTY LITTLE LILLY
Punk
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GELABAH
RIDZI
Rock
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ONS AND ONED (ONS AGAIN)
THE SKY (SECOND PART)
Rock
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09 October 2009

The Strokes New Album

New Album

The Strokes have emerged this past year as one of my favorite bands. Just the other day, after picking up their third album, Impressions Of Earth, I came to the conclusion that these guys are battery acid bad. Half the time I don’t know what their singer is saying--either that or it’s too poetic to register in my simple brain; but what I do know is this, the music is stunning.

Their musical ideas remind me much of the late 80’s underground scene, bands such as the Pixies and Pavement. On another positive note, the band is one of the tightest around today, up there with System Of A Down. They are an exceptionally creative and innovative band, yet simple.

The Strokes’ first album, Is This It?, hit the charts a few years ago, and since then, they have pumped out two clever and rockin’ albums, Room On Fire and recently--this month--Impressions Of Earth.

The new album has been deemed by many as “the most rockin’ yet.” I’d have to agree, although I think it’s their most creative one. It’s not often you find an album that is both artistic and wailing.

Compared to the other two albums, Impressions Of Earth strays away from the constant two-chord progressions (you fans know what I’m talking about). Each song has rip-ass guitar parts, and the drums are more experimental. The singer lets it all hang out in this album.

I don’t know how I’d compare the overall sound of the new album. If you’ve heard the first albums, think those two mixed with some really raw but innovative sounds. I’ve been listening to the new album constantly, digging every minute, but I still have to say Room On Fire is my fave.

You know, though, that one grew on me, and so--who knows--Impressions Of Earth could outgrow it in time.

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