Apollo Guitars
Vir2 Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars v1.5.1 KONTAKT Software
Posted by melt_ at June 25, 2024
Vir2 Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars v1.5.1 KONTAKT | 20.8 GB
Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars is the highly anticipated sequel to our best-selling virtual instrument! We took the most loved features of the original Apollo and incorporated them into a fully redesigned interface with all brand-new samples. The end result is the new gold standard for cinematic, ambient, post-rock, and sound design productions! Recorded with top-of-the-line amps, guitars, and pedals, there is nearly 36GB of meticulously recorded shimmering swells, fuzzy drones, playful licks, and 63 chromatically sampled instruments! With unprecedented power and simplicity, Apollo 2 provides you with the tools to score your dreams.
Vir2 Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars v1.5.1 KONTAKT Software
Posted by melt_ at June 25, 2024
Vir2 Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars v1.5.1 KONTAKT | 20.8 GB
Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars is the highly anticipated sequel to our best-selling virtual instrument! We took the most loved features of the original Apollo and incorporated them into a fully redesigned interface with all brand-new samples. The end result is the new gold standard for cinematic, ambient, post-rock, and sound design productions! Recorded with top-of-the-line amps, guitars, and pedals, there is nearly 36GB of meticulously recorded shimmering swells, fuzzy drones, playful licks, and 63 chromatically sampled instruments! With unprecedented power and simplicity, Apollo 2 provides you with the tools to score your dreams.
Vir2 Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars v1.5.1 KONTAKT Software
Posted by melt_ at June 25, 2024
Vir2 Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars v1.5.1 KONTAKT | 20.8 GB
Apollo 2: Cinematic Guitars is the highly anticipated sequel to our best-selling virtual instrument! We took the most loved features of the original Apollo and incorporated them into a fully redesigned interface with all brand-new samples. The end result is the new gold standard for cinematic, ambient, post-rock, and sound design productions! Recorded with top-of-the-line amps, guitars, and pedals, there is nearly 36GB of meticulously recorded shimmering swells, fuzzy drones, playful licks, and 63 chromatically sampled instruments! With unprecedented power and simplicity, Apollo 2 provides you with the tools to score your dreams.
Ultravox - Ultravox - Tour 2012 [Live At Hammersmith Apollo] (2021) [Official Digital Download] Vinyl & HR
Posted by El Misha at June 25, 2021
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Ultravox - Ultravox - Tour 2012 [Live At Hammersmith Apollo] (2021)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/44.10 kHz | Time - 02:02:12 | 1.39 GB
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Front cover
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/44.10 kHz | Time - 02:02:12 | 1.39 GB
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Front cover
Rejecting the abrasive guitars of their punk-era contemporaries in favor of lushly romantic synthesizers, Ultravox emerged as one of the primary influences on the British electro-pop movement of the early '80s.
Freya Ridings - Blood Orange (Live at Apollo) (2023) Music
Posted by Fizzpop at Dec. 21, 2023
Freya Ridings - Blood Orange (Live at Apollo) (2023)
WEB FLAC (Tracks) 373 MB | Cover | 57:15 | MP3 CBR 320 kbps | 134 MB
Indie Pop, Singer-Songwriter | Label: Freya Ridings
WEB FLAC (Tracks) 373 MB | Cover | 57:15 | MP3 CBR 320 kbps | 134 MB
Indie Pop, Singer-Songwriter | Label: Freya Ridings
Platinum award selling singer-songwriter Freya Ridings returns with an infectious slice of pop perfection on her second album, Blood Orange.
Sons Of Apollo - Psychotic Symphony (2017) Music
Posted by delpotro at Oct. 18, 2017
Sons Of Apollo - Psychotic Symphony (2017)
MP3 VBR V0 (~278 kbps) | 00:57:40 | 119 Mb
Progressive Metal | Label: InsideOut Records, Sony Music
MP3 VBR V0 (~278 kbps) | 00:57:40 | 119 Mb
Progressive Metal | Label: InsideOut Records, Sony Music
Sons of Apollo is an American progressive metal supergroup formed in 2017 and composed of Mike Portnoy, Billy Sheehan, Derek Sherinian, Jeff Scott Soto and Ron "Bumblefoot" Thal. Portnoy, Sheehan and Sherinian had already worked together at a short-lived, live instrumental project with Tony MacAlpine. Sherinian was asking Portnoy to be a drummer in a band full-time. Portnoy agreed when he had time for it. Their debut album, Psychotic Symphony, will be produced by Portnoy and Sherinian (as "The Del Fuvio Brothers") and is expected to be released on 20 October 2017 via Inside Out Music/Sony Music.
Dobie Gray - Drift Away: A Decade Of Dobie 1969-1979 (Remastered) (2014) Music
Posted by Rtax at May 28, 2024
Dobie Gray - Drift Away: A Decade Of Dobie 1969-1979 (Remastered) (2014)
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.6 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 625 MB
4:30:36 | Soul, R&B, Pop | Label: Hip-O Select
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.6 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 625 MB
4:30:36 | Soul, R&B, Pop | Label: Hip-O Select
Anybody who has cut a standard like "Drift Away" can hardly be called unappreciated, but a hit of that magnitude can tend to overshadow the rest of an artist's career. Such is the case with Dobie Gray, who not only had a huge number five hit with "Drift Away" in 1973, but had a number 11 hit eight years earlier with "The 'In' Crowd." Two big hits, both widely known, which is more than most artists get, and Gray continued to chart throughout the '70s, albeit in the lower reaches of the R&B charts. All of this suggests that Gray was a minor talent, but that's misleading, as Hip-O Select's excellent four-disc box set Drift Away: A Decade of Dobie (1969-1979) proves. Chronicling the music Gray made after "The 'In' Crowd," it illustrates that Gray wasn't just a powerful yet nuanced soul singer, but that he restlessly tried different sounds and styles. The first tracks on this set collect his singles for the L.A. soft pop label White Whale, where he cut versions of Joe South's "Rose Garden" and Paul Williams' "Do You Really Have a Heart" that perfectly fit the label's breezy, lazy style while retaining a soulful edge. After that, it moves to his Drift Away album, recorded for Decca in 1973.
Dobie Gray - Drift Away: A Decade Of Dobie 1969-1979 (Remastered) (2014) Music
Posted by Rtax at May 28, 2024
Dobie Gray - Drift Away: A Decade Of Dobie 1969-1979 (Remastered) (2014)
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.6 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 625 MB
4:30:36 | Soul, R&B, Pop | Label: Hip-O Select
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.6 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 625 MB
4:30:36 | Soul, R&B, Pop | Label: Hip-O Select
Anybody who has cut a standard like "Drift Away" can hardly be called unappreciated, but a hit of that magnitude can tend to overshadow the rest of an artist's career. Such is the case with Dobie Gray, who not only had a huge number five hit with "Drift Away" in 1973, but had a number 11 hit eight years earlier with "The 'In' Crowd." Two big hits, both widely known, which is more than most artists get, and Gray continued to chart throughout the '70s, albeit in the lower reaches of the R&B charts. All of this suggests that Gray was a minor talent, but that's misleading, as Hip-O Select's excellent four-disc box set Drift Away: A Decade of Dobie (1969-1979) proves. Chronicling the music Gray made after "The 'In' Crowd," it illustrates that Gray wasn't just a powerful yet nuanced soul singer, but that he restlessly tried different sounds and styles. The first tracks on this set collect his singles for the L.A. soft pop label White Whale, where he cut versions of Joe South's "Rose Garden" and Paul Williams' "Do You Really Have a Heart" that perfectly fit the label's breezy, lazy style while retaining a soulful edge. After that, it moves to his Drift Away album, recorded for Decca in 1973.
Dobie Gray - Drift Away: A Decade Of Dobie 1969-1979 (Remastered) (2014) Music
Posted by Rtax at May 28, 2024
Dobie Gray - Drift Away: A Decade Of Dobie 1969-1979 (Remastered) (2014)
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.6 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 625 MB
4:30:36 | Soul, R&B, Pop | Label: Hip-O Select
XLD Rip | FLAC (tracks, cue, log) - 1.6 GB | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 625 MB
4:30:36 | Soul, R&B, Pop | Label: Hip-O Select
Anybody who has cut a standard like "Drift Away" can hardly be called unappreciated, but a hit of that magnitude can tend to overshadow the rest of an artist's career. Such is the case with Dobie Gray, who not only had a huge number five hit with "Drift Away" in 1973, but had a number 11 hit eight years earlier with "The 'In' Crowd." Two big hits, both widely known, which is more than most artists get, and Gray continued to chart throughout the '70s, albeit in the lower reaches of the R&B charts. All of this suggests that Gray was a minor talent, but that's misleading, as Hip-O Select's excellent four-disc box set Drift Away: A Decade of Dobie (1969-1979) proves. Chronicling the music Gray made after "The 'In' Crowd," it illustrates that Gray wasn't just a powerful yet nuanced soul singer, but that he restlessly tried different sounds and styles. The first tracks on this set collect his singles for the L.A. soft pop label White Whale, where he cut versions of Joe South's "Rose Garden" and Paul Williams' "Do You Really Have a Heart" that perfectly fit the label's breezy, lazy style while retaining a soulful edge. After that, it moves to his Drift Away album, recorded for Decca in 1973.
Anna Burch - If You're Dreaming (2020) Music
Posted by delpotro at Aug. 18, 2020
Anna Burch - If You're Dreaming (2020)
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks+log+.cue) - 221 Mb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 88 Mb | 00:38:17
Indie Rock, Female Vocal | Label: Polydor Records
EAC Rip | FLAC (tracks+log+.cue) - 221 Mb | MP3 CBR 320 kbps - 88 Mb | 00:38:17
Indie Rock, Female Vocal | Label: Polydor Records
When Anna Burch introduced herself on her 2018 debut Quit The Curse, it was with a concentrated wash of energetic, serotonin-boosting pop. Jangly guitars, blithe vocal harmonies and an occasional undercurrent of grungy fuzz all converged in seemingly straightforward songs that hid their complexities under sunny hooks. The impact of the songs was immediate and exciting, presenting narratives of confusion and upheaval with melodies so bright it was hard to do anything but smile. Two years later, Burch’s follow up If You’re Dreaming takes us down a different path than its predecessor, shedding some nervous energy in favour of a deeper exploration of an internal world.