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Here We Go Magic - Pigeons (2010)
Indie/Shoegaze/BritPop | MP3@320kbps | 00:47:20

Here We Go Magic is a five-piece band made up of members Luke Temple, Kristina Lieberson, Michael Bloch, Jennifer Turner, and Peter Hale. They originally came together in New York in early 2009 through a series of chance encounters, overheard conversations and supernatural occurrences. They spent much of 2009 on successive North American and European tours with bands such Department of Eagles, Grizzly Bear, and the Walkmen, before retreating to a house near East Branch, NY to record their second full length LP. Pigeons, set for release on Secretly Canadian in late Spring 2010, was produced and recorded by Here We Go Magic over four months in the late Summer and Fall of 2009. The band plans extensive touring in conjunction with its release.

Anvil has been on a rock n' roll journey for the past three decades, but has become a rocket ride into the musical and pop culture stratosphere only recently which is why this 19-track career retrospective is for both fans new and old. With one listen, you'll find out why members of Guns 'N Roses, Metallica, Motorhead, Anthrax, Slayer and more have praised Anvil as pioneers in the Heavy Metal world and count themselves as fans. After one listen to this retrospective, we are pretty sure you will too.

"Anachronism Tango" a new MAN album recorded by Martin and Josh Ace, James Beck (slide guitar, vocals), Rene Robrahn (drums) and Veteran-keyboarder Malcolm Morley. The high and established MAN quality level is also maintained on this album.

“MTV Rocks”, a new album from UMOD set to be released on January 19th, brings rock fans a collection of 54 of the biggest Pop Punk hits, from iconic artists and bands like Blink 182, Good Charlotte, Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance, Crazy Town, Evanescence, Finch, Ash, 3 Doors Down, Seether and more.

VA - AOX: The Regeneration Mixtapes Box Set (2014)
MP3 V0 | ~240 kbps | 6 CD | 6:41:59 | 698 MB
Alternative, Rock, Indie, Electronic, '90s

The '90s were known for a brooding style of rock music, but also for several emerging and revisited genres such as trip hop or neo-swing. Following the eclectic path which characterized the later years of this decade, the series attempted to reunite memorable songs while meticulously avoiding overplayed clichés and filler tracks. The resulting playlist is a well-brewed tribute to Generation X.