VA_-_Meet_the_Philly_Elite-Vinyl-2009-CRUELTY

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MP3/FLAC
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CRUELTY
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14,80 MB
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4
Date
2009-10-21

NFO

       CRUELTY Presents:


              Artist...: VA
              Album....: Meet the Philly Elite
              Label....: (K-RAA-K)│
              Size.....: 14,8 MB
              Source...: Vinyl
              Playtime.: 11:19 min
              Genre....: Indie
              Release..: Oct-19-2009
              Encoder..: LAME V3.97 -V2 --Vbr-New              
              Quality..: VBRkbps 44,1Hz Joint-Stereo





              TrackList:

              01  03:08  Kurt Vile - I Wanted Everything
              02  03:24  Jack Rose - Mr. Rose Visits Washington D.C.
              03  03:05  Meg Baird - Wave Crashed on Rocks
              04  01:42  U.S. Girls - A Day at the Races
              
              Release Notes:
              Pretty killer 4 way match up on this super limited 7": Kurt Vile, Jack Rose, Meg Baird and 
              US Girls. But what do all 4 of these acts have in common? They all call Philadelphia home. 
              Released to commemorate a show the folks at Kraak set up earlier this year in Philly, each 
              of these 4 bands offers up a brief little blast of the glorious sounds they make. Blast 
              might be too strong a word to describe the tracks here, as evidenced by garage noise popper 
              Kurt Vile who starts things off on a surprisingly sweet and folky note with his "I Wanted 
              Everything", all minor key guitar and sweetly crooned vox, plenty of reverb, a dark woozy 
              almost traditional sounding ballad, which leads perfectly into Rose's "Mr. Rose Visits 
              Washington D.C.", yet another gorgeous tangle of buzzing steel string modern Appalachia, 
              replete with the usual bleary blur of frenetic melody and warm languid raga like buzz. On 
              the flipside, Meg Baird (of Espers) offers up a sweetly melancholy folky drift, a cover 
              of a track by obscure sixties Christian folkies Felt, delicate crystalline guitar, her 
              voice ethereal and angelic, the whole thing very dreamy and timeless, but definitely 
              looking back to the classic era of seventies British female folk. And finally US Girls 
              finish things off with the only real 'blast' here, a glorious noisy lo-fi looped chunk 
              of warm swirling garage pop, repetitive and buzzy and totally mesmerizing but WAY too 
              short. Left us dying for more for sure... Comes in a simple printed black and white 
              cover, adorned with a crazy high school binder drawing of wolves and buildings and 
              melty hands and floating heads and fat people and ghosts and teeth and all kinds 
              of super detailed weirdness. And this is most likely crazy limited, these things 
              most always are. and it's already sold out at the label

Files

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01_kurt_vile_-_i_wanted_everything-cruelty.mp34,16 MB
02_jack_rose_-_mr._rose_visits_washington_d.c.-cruelty.mp34,42 MB
03_meg_baird_-_wave_crashed_on_rocks-cruelty.mp33,94 MB
04_u.s._girls_-_a_day_at_the_races-cruelty.mp32,28 MB