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Name:Band of Skulls – Himalayan (2014) MP3VBR Beolab1700

Infohash: CE08D92B89BC58EDB4E9E9A7E4B2CFC3BD524C38

Total Size: 89.68 MB

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Last Updated: 2022-06-12 14:07:05 (Update Now)

Torrent added: 2014-03-27 00:34:07






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11 - Heaven's Key.mp3 (Size: 89.68 MB) (Files: 13)

 11 - Heaven's Key.mp3

8.90 MB

 08 - You Are All That I Am Not.mp3

8.78 MB

 04 - Cold Sweat.mp3

8.46 MB

 01 - Asleep at the Wheel.mp3

8.18 MB

 09 - I Feel Like Ten Men, Nine Dead and One Dying.mp3

7.73 MB

 05 - Nightmares.mp3

7.65 MB

 12 - Get Yourself Together.mp3

7.58 MB

 10 - Toreador.mp3

7.19 MB

 07 - I Guess I Know You Fairly Well.mp3

6.58 MB

 02 - Himalayan.mp3

6.26 MB

 06 - Brothers and Sisters.mp3

5.73 MB

 03 - Hoochie Coochie.mp3

5.12 MB

 Art.jpeg

1.54 MB
 

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Band of Skulls - Himalayan
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Artist...............: Band of Skulls
Album................: Himalayan
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 2014
Ripper...............: EAC (Secure mode) / LAME 3.92 Asus CD-S520
Codec................: LAME 3.98
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Extreme, (avg. bitrate: 257kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........:

Posted by............: Beolab1700 on 27/03/2014


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Tracklisting
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1. Band of Skulls - Asleep at the Wheel [04:06]
2. Band of Skulls - Himalayan [03:14]
3. Band of Skulls - Hoochie Coochie [02:39]
4. Band of Skulls - Cold Sweat [04:38]
5. Band of Skulls - Nightmares [04:11]
6. Band of Skulls - Brothers and Sisters [03:06]
7. Band of Skulls - I Guess I Know You Fairly Well [03:36]
8. Band of Skulls - You Are All That I Am Not [04:53]
9. Band of Skulls - I Feel Like Ten Men, Nine Dead and One Dying[04:09]
10. Band of Skulls - Toreador [04:00]
11. Band of Skulls - Heavens Key [04:50]
12. Band of Skulls - Get Yourself Together [03:54]

Playing Time.........: 47:23
Total Size...........: 88.14 MB


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To slap a label like Himalayan onto something is to evoke a specific feeling. The colossal range, and more to the point, Everest, spring straight to mind its a desolate, rock-strewn abyss prone to blizzards, and deaths liberal with its touch. Amidst the natural beauty and clarity that isolation brings, the region is an icy tomb. So when Southamptons premiere blues-rock trio Band of Skulls dubbed their upcoming third LP Himalayan, they cast a blanket over the noises. Well, unless they mean the breed of cat, that is.
It would appear that they dont mean the feline variety however, and the UKs answer to The Black Keys veers towards an evolved sound for this record. Theyre not reinventing themselves dont expect any Mariachi-trance or doom-hop but there is a grandeur, a largeness, that they parade around on their escapades is that their newfound knob-twiddler Nick Launay (Arcade Fire, Nick Cave, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) making himself known? Everythings firm, confident and collected it may lumber, but each kick beat and chord strum is definitely defiant. This is an album that struts with a dead-eyed glint; its an album that keeps a sinister streak simmering near the surface. When Band Of Skulls say Himalayan, they appear to refer to the brutal, unforgiving essence of the mountains, delivering messages of loss in its various guises; this is the kind of rock you yell from peaks until you hack up blood.

The lead single, Asleep at the Wheel, is sandblasted Queens of the Stone Age desert-rock. Their bluesy intent shines through brightly here its a distinctly American tone but they package that facet of themselves with some vintage rock titbits that veer towards classic heavy metal. Its a riff potpourri, guitars wailin and flailin, exploding everywhere like fractals hellbent on world domination. Its a jagged cut too, with sections bounding headlong into others: in the breakdown for example, they wheel out a whos who of 70s nods, from Sparks to ELO to The Who.

The other single to be severed from Himalayan is Nightmares. This time, they gun for late-80s/early-90s arenas, with acts like U2 and REM rearing their heads. Theres little-to-no blues elements here, and this is sheer college rock; however, it is tinged with psychedelic hues, and the brisk chill they infer via swathes of reverb is incredibly relevant to the over-arcing theme of loss/loneliness they appear to be nurturing.

The plan of action Band Of Skulls seem to adhere to is one that whisks through genres of the past, even if only briefly. On I Feel Like Ten Men, Nine Dead And One Dying, they sweep through 60s surf-rock (James Bond, anyone?) and Biffy Clyros recent jaunt into stadiums. Get Yourself Together is has a britpop solemnity, like a Pulp ballad or something by Babybird. Others have noted Thin Lizzy and Cheap Trick in among the lick-based soundscapes. While they do tend to be a bit unwieldy when it comes to committing to one area of music, which is especially noticeable due to the elephantine gorges they aim to fill, they are adept at ensuring their core message (or what weve interpreted that to be, anyway) is unwavering. By sticking to their core tenet, they make an otherwise spaghetti-tangled pile of mess become erratic, unpredictable and impressive.

Band Of Skulls earned their stripes carting blues-rock around. While theres still some of that on offer here, its in diminished quantities, and diehard fans of their previous efforts may find themselves unsatisfied. The swaggering Delta hooks are rationed here, and the band often find themselves opting soft touch to convey death and loss. Its not depressing per se, but the record offers perhaps more introspection than prior endeavours, and its got a pinch of self-destruction chucked in. For fans of the band, theres plenty of growing-up on offer, even if they dont abide their standard methods, and itll sit pretty near the top of their canon. Whether this is a Clyro-esque transformation underway, time will tell, but for now, we can revel in their top notch, A-grade rock cacophony as it is.

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