[Track 1] Underground
[Track 2] White Noise
[Track 3] Throw It Back
To download The Year I Learned to Teleport click HERE. Enjoy!
Posts Tagged ‘Free Download’
To The Masquerade: Free Downloads
Wednesday, January 20th, 2010
To The Masquerade have made their second EP White Noise available for free download. All you’ve gotta do is enter in your e-mail and it’ll be sent right to you!
[Track 1] Underground
[Track 2] White Noise
[Track 3] Throw It Back
To download The Year I Learned to Teleport click HERE. Enjoy!
[Track 1] Underground
[Track 2] White Noise
[Track 3] Throw It Back
To download The Year I Learned to Teleport click HERE. Enjoy!
The Hush Now - Wishing You a Happy Christmas
Thursday, December 10th, 2009
In the spirit of giving, The Hush Now have mustered up all their holiday cheer to bring you Wishing You a Happy Christmas. Grab the free download right HERE. Check out what the UK Music Review had to say:
IT’S CHRIIIIIIISSSSSSTMAAAASSSSS. The time for festive cheer, good will all round and an abundance of cheese, cheese and more cheese on the radio/music channels/shopping centre play list. The appearance of these festive tunes will be greeted by some with open arms and a sloppy kiss. However, there will be some amongst you who may fly into an internal rage at the sound of Cliff, Wham and Shakin’ Stevens and think to yourself “why oh why can’t someone bring out a Christmas single that doesn’t make me want to batter myself over the head with a Sainsbury’s own Christmas Pudding?!”
If the latter sounds even vaguely familiar, you may want to have a listen to the new Christmas single from Boston based five piece The Hush Now. The band release this holiday single while working on their upcoming second album, due to be released in 2010. Wishing You A Happy Christmas has just enough ‘Fa La La’s’ and jingle bells to have you reaching for the mince pies, but still manages to inject a healthy dose of mellow indie-cool.
The track starts of subdued and even has a slight tone of sadness in the opening notes. However, it soon escalates into a pleasant verse and an up-beat and suitably sunny-sounding chorus. This is pure indie pop with an air of sophistication, you can imagine yourself sipping mulled wine in a romantic chalet with this in the background…or maybe that’s just me. While the single is unlikely to have a fighting chance against X Factor finalists and novelty songs for the number one slot it would be a welcome addition to any Yuletide playlist. A cool Christmas song? You bet your baubles it is.
To download the entire self-titled debut from The Hush Now, click HERE.
IT’S CHRIIIIIIISSSSSSTMAAAASSSSS. The time for festive cheer, good will all round and an abundance of cheese, cheese and more cheese on the radio/music channels/shopping centre play list. The appearance of these festive tunes will be greeted by some with open arms and a sloppy kiss. However, there will be some amongst you who may fly into an internal rage at the sound of Cliff, Wham and Shakin’ Stevens and think to yourself “why oh why can’t someone bring out a Christmas single that doesn’t make me want to batter myself over the head with a Sainsbury’s own Christmas Pudding?!”
If the latter sounds even vaguely familiar, you may want to have a listen to the new Christmas single from Boston based five piece The Hush Now. The band release this holiday single while working on their upcoming second album, due to be released in 2010. Wishing You A Happy Christmas has just enough ‘Fa La La’s’ and jingle bells to have you reaching for the mince pies, but still manages to inject a healthy dose of mellow indie-cool.
The track starts of subdued and even has a slight tone of sadness in the opening notes. However, it soon escalates into a pleasant verse and an up-beat and suitably sunny-sounding chorus. This is pure indie pop with an air of sophistication, you can imagine yourself sipping mulled wine in a romantic chalet with this in the background…or maybe that’s just me. While the single is unlikely to have a fighting chance against X Factor finalists and novelty songs for the number one slot it would be a welcome addition to any Yuletide playlist. A cool Christmas song? You bet your baubles it is.
To download the entire self-titled debut from The Hush Now, click HERE.
The Pete Kilpatrick Band - ‘September Leaves’ Free Download
Tuesday, October 27th, 2009
The Pete Kilpatrick Band has decided to make “September Leaves” off of the album Hope In Our Hearts available for free download after release of the promotional video available below.
The Pete Kilpatrick Band - September Leaves [mp3] [amazon]
* If you are having difficulty streaming the song, try right clicking and selecting “Save Target As”
For more information, please visit The PKB on MySpace. To download the rest of Hope In Our Hearts by The Pete Kilpatrick Band click HERE.
The Pete Kilpatrick Band - September Leaves [mp3] [amazon]
* If you are having difficulty streaming the song, try right clicking and selecting “Save Target As”
For more information, please visit The PKB on MySpace. To download the rest of Hope In Our Hearts by The Pete Kilpatrick Band click HERE.
To The Masquerade: White Noise (Free Download)
Thursday, October 15th, 2009To The Masquerade: The Year I Learned to Teleport (Free Download)
Thursday, October 15th, 2009
To The Masquerade have made their EP The Year I Learned To Teleport available for free download! Grab yourself some tracks now!
[Full EP]
[Track 1] Hello To the Cities
[Track 2] She Never Once Paid For Drugs
[Track 3] Makeshift Battles
[Track 4] Kid Thief
[Track 5] Lines On Paper
If you enjoy the tunes, you may purchase The Year I Learned To Teleport from Amazon or iTunes. Click HERE to download White Noise. Enjoy!
[Full EP]
[Track 1] Hello To the Cities
[Track 2] She Never Once Paid For Drugs
[Track 3] Makeshift Battles
[Track 4] Kid Thief
[Track 5] Lines On Paper
If you enjoy the tunes, you may purchase The Year I Learned To Teleport from Amazon or iTunes. Click HERE to download White Noise. Enjoy!
On Another Note: The Hush Now is Making Some Noise
Thursday, September 17th, 2009
A very nice article about The Hush Now has been written by On Another Note. The piece discusses The Hush Now’s first release as well as the anticipation for their upcoming album Constellations. Here is the article in full:
So many times when I sit down to listen to music, I look at the titles of everything before I even pop in the cd or press play on iTunes. Such was the case with Boston’s ‘The Hush Now,’ and their track listing of songs tickled my emotional buttons before I heard a single note. Then I listened.
What is wonderful about The Hush Now is that their songs ring true to their titles, and what you get is an almost storybook weaving of tales from the tender to the forlorn sung in the alluring voice of Noel Kelly. They aren’t always songs to make you feel good, but they always make you feel. And that, to me, is the best mark I can give. I liken The Hush Now to how I felt when listening to “Cerulean” by the Ocean Blue, that same evocation of emotion. There’s a crispness that lulls the listener into a trance, and transports them to a more innocent time, a different place; one that was simpler, less grays, more black and white.
Combing through the endless praise of The Hush Now, you’ll see the word “dripping.” A lot. There’s reason for that. The music is the foundation to The Hush Now, and off that foundation, the crooned words drip off, leaving a rippling puddle that reverberates with every song. This is what indie pop is supposed to be: a collection of music and lyrics that are relative to everyone who has gone through life, had a heart broken, been torn apart and put back together.
Now set to release their second LP in January 2010 (and believe me, it’s a gem,) “The Hush Now” are growing their fan base with their signature sound. It’s dream-pop elevated, a brand of music pulled from the past and modernized with their own hook that soothes the soul and teases the heart. The Hush Now most definitely have carved their path in the ears of many, and ‘Hoping and Waiting’ is already winning over fans and critics alike. We’re thrilled to have The Hush Now come down to play on September 26.
So many times when I sit down to listen to music, I look at the titles of everything before I even pop in the cd or press play on iTunes. Such was the case with Boston’s ‘The Hush Now,’ and their track listing of songs tickled my emotional buttons before I heard a single note. Then I listened.
What is wonderful about The Hush Now is that their songs ring true to their titles, and what you get is an almost storybook weaving of tales from the tender to the forlorn sung in the alluring voice of Noel Kelly. They aren’t always songs to make you feel good, but they always make you feel. And that, to me, is the best mark I can give. I liken The Hush Now to how I felt when listening to “Cerulean” by the Ocean Blue, that same evocation of emotion. There’s a crispness that lulls the listener into a trance, and transports them to a more innocent time, a different place; one that was simpler, less grays, more black and white.
Combing through the endless praise of The Hush Now, you’ll see the word “dripping.” A lot. There’s reason for that. The music is the foundation to The Hush Now, and off that foundation, the crooned words drip off, leaving a rippling puddle that reverberates with every song. This is what indie pop is supposed to be: a collection of music and lyrics that are relative to everyone who has gone through life, had a heart broken, been torn apart and put back together.
Now set to release their second LP in January 2010 (and believe me, it’s a gem,) “The Hush Now” are growing their fan base with their signature sound. It’s dream-pop elevated, a brand of music pulled from the past and modernized with their own hook that soothes the soul and teases the heart. The Hush Now most definitely have carved their path in the ears of many, and ‘Hoping and Waiting’ is already winning over fans and critics alike. We’re thrilled to have The Hush Now come down to play on September 26.
The Hush Now: ‘Hoping and Waiting’ Reviews
Sunday, September 13th, 2009
A while back, The Hush Now released the first single off their upcoming album, “Hoping and Waiting” for free download. Since then, there have been numerous great reviews of the song leaving many in anticipation for the release of the new album Constellations. Here are some review snippits:
From Fingertips Music:
“The part that kept popping into my head: that particular place in the chorus where the melody takes a leap up on the word “heart” (first heard around 1:19). Talk about uplifting—just hearing that word sung with that upward leap settles something in my soul. And then the immediate follow-up, the word “anticipating” sung (on the second syllable) with that same up-leap. Brilliant.”
From Muso’s Guide:
“Everything seems to follow suit until two thirds of the way through an operatic gentleman stops proceedings to break out into his own little ditty and show appreciation sending the song into disarray and leaving you feeling perplexed. The trumpets break out for the final third helping the song reach a blissful climax. Instantaneously infectious, all the signs are good for the forthcoming album. This is how pop music should be. Quite literally pop perfection!”
From Fingertips Music:
“The part that kept popping into my head: that particular place in the chorus where the melody takes a leap up on the word “heart” (first heard around 1:19). Talk about uplifting—just hearing that word sung with that upward leap settles something in my soul. And then the immediate follow-up, the word “anticipating” sung (on the second syllable) with that same up-leap. Brilliant.”
From Muso’s Guide:
“Everything seems to follow suit until two thirds of the way through an operatic gentleman stops proceedings to break out into his own little ditty and show appreciation sending the song into disarray and leaving you feeling perplexed. The trumpets break out for the final third helping the song reach a blissful climax. Instantaneously infectious, all the signs are good for the forthcoming album. This is how pop music should be. Quite literally pop perfection!”
The Hush Now - New Single ‘Hoping and Waiting’ Available!
Tuesday, August 11th, 2009
The new single Hoping and Waiting from The Hush Now’s forthcoming album Constellations is now available for free download from The Hush Now website. Give it a listen and stay tuned for updates about the release of the new album!
The Pete Kilpatrick Band: Free MP3 Download
Friday, February 27th, 2009
As part of the pomotional effort for The Pete Kilpatrick Band’s upcoming tour, the band has decided to make “By My Side” off of the album Hope In Our Hearts available for free download.
The Pete Kilpatrick Band - By My Side [mp3] [amazon]
* If you are having difficulty streaming the song, try right clicking and selecting “Save Target As”
For more information, please visit The PKB on MySpace. To download the rest of Hope In Our Hearts by The Pete Kilpatrick Band click HERE.
The Pete Kilpatrick Band - By My Side [mp3] [amazon]
* If you are having difficulty streaming the song, try right clicking and selecting “Save Target As”
For more information, please visit The PKB on MySpace. To download the rest of Hope In Our Hearts by The Pete Kilpatrick Band click HERE.
The Hush Now: Free Album Download
Thursday, February 26th, 2009
The Hush Now is offering up its self-titled album for free download. The tracks are all 192kbps mp3s. Below are links for the full album (.zip) and all individual tracks.
Full Album
(Download)
[Track 1] - The Man From Galway
[Track 2] - Bedtime Stories
[Track 3] - Vancouver
[Track 4] - Sadie Hawkins Dance
[Track 5] - Pining
[Track 6] - Ashes
[Track 7] - Subtle Like Bombs
[Track 8] - Traditions
[Track 9] - Roleplay
[Track 10] - Landlord and The Tenant
[Track 11] - Hiding In Corners
Full Album
(Download)
[Track 1] - The Man From Galway
[Track 2] - Bedtime Stories
[Track 3] - Vancouver
[Track 4] - Sadie Hawkins Dance
[Track 5] - Pining
[Track 6] - Ashes
[Track 7] - Subtle Like Bombs
[Track 8] - Traditions
[Track 9] - Roleplay
[Track 10] - Landlord and The Tenant
[Track 11] - Hiding In Corners
