Sleepytime Gorilla Museum - In Glorious Times

I uploaded this album for a wonderful Canadian I know, and decided to post it here as well. Sleepytime Gorilla Museum are a band that use a style long forgotten by modern music. Theatrical, and not in the shitty broadway sense, but in the sense where a bunch of artists, singers, puppet makers, painters, and other thespians are living together, then going on stage every night and singing and banging on things and creating wonderful magic. There are not many groups like that anymore, and to me, that's a shame. If you love experimental music, you're sure to love the band.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IPHY6K6E

The KLF - Chill Out

A couple people wanted this, so I'll post it here.

Chill Out is a very strange album, it's very soothing psychedelic music that mainly uses samples to create the music, but it's very dream like, surreal, and overall very enjoyable. The perfect album to come down from a trip with.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=O5UR8QOE

Shellac

Shellac is a project of Steve Albini, the genius producer who mixed such albums as Pixies - Surfer Rosa, and he played in the landmark band Big Black, and Rapeman (who's members went on to form The Jesus Lizard). Shellac could be described as many things, but I'd call them technical post-punk with a bit of noise rock. Good stuff. These albums in the link are all my rips, so they're high quality. Enjoy!

Included:
Live At Action Park
Terraform
1000 Hurts

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=Y0RE2894

Waltari - Release Date

Waltari is a strange band for me, for this reason. I saw their album on a site, and it said they were "prog metal with various influences", which sparked my interest. I went on their myspace and started to listen to their song "Sex in the Biergarten", which made me recoil in disgust. I thought to my self, "How could metal archives call this band prog metal? This band sounds like a Korn rip off." But just as I was thinking that, the song really came in. I was floored, I downloaded their latest disc, Release Date, and listened to it over and over for about a week. It was a total shock to me, and I'm really glad I made the choice to check them out, and I hope you readers do the same.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F7O7L116

Triarii - Piece Heroique

More industrial?
Yes, that's right, more.
Why?
Because I like it.

Triarii are martial industrial, and their sound is extremely epic and full of grandeur. This will be, without a doubt, my favorite industrial album of the year. This is a lot coming from me, since I'm a huge fan of the genre.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=0ZO1GQ29

Death In June

So I uploaded some Death In June albums for a friend, and thought I might as well post them here for you slow people who have not gotten them yet. Death In June is neo-folk, fantastic neo-folk. What might that be? Neo-folk is a mix between industrial and folk music. Simple enough, right? Anyways, they're really great and worth a listen.

Comes with Rose Clouds For Holocaust and The Wall Of Sacrifice

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=M5S8N0E7