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Japandroids - Post-Nothing album flac Performer: Japandroids
Title: Post-Nothing
Released: 2010
Country: US
MP3 album: 1800 mb
FLAC album: 1277 mb
Rating: 4.8
Other formats: VOX MP3 ASF DMF TTA DTS FLAC
Genre: Rock

Japandroids are a Canadian rock band from Vancouver, British Columbia, consisting of Brian King (guitar, vocals) and David Prowse (drums, vocals). Formed in 2006, the band rose to prominence following the release of their debut album Post-Nothing (2009). Their second album, Celebration Rock (2012), was released to widespread critical acclaim, with Rolling Stone calling it one of The 10 Coolest Summer Albums of All Time, and Spin naming the duo Band of the Year

Post-Nothing ‎(CD, Album, Dig). Polyvinyl Record Company. Post-Nothing ‎(LP, Album, Red). Post-nothing ‎(8xFile, MP3, Album, 320).

These are the kind of gut-level concerns Post-Nothing trades in, and I know, on paper it describes an itch that a late-1990s Vagrant record could scratch. And combined with the fact that the band is called freakin' Japandroids, it's easy to not take it seriously. Which is fine, since Japandroids do not make particularly complex music: Brian King plays broad chords stewed in mid-90s fuzz (think Superchunk) while David Prowse splays spastic but never showy drum fills that beg to be pounded out on your steering wheel

For their debut, Japandroids hit the ground running on Post-Nothing, a warm flurry of fuzzy guitar, disjointed crashing drums, and childlike vocals yelled in unison by guitarist Brian King and drummer David Prowse. Several seasons before the album was released, "Young Hearts Spark Fire" hit the blogosphere and earned the band enough praise to secure a spot on Polyvinyl. The buzz continued with comparisons to fellow lo-fi/noise rockers No Age and Wavves, two of the hottest forerunners on the hipster art-punk scene.

Album · 2009 · 8 Songs. Hooks and heartache from the noisy Vancouver duo. Anthemic without sounding angsty, Post-Nothing strips pop-punk down to its rudiments: Two dudes, drums and guitar, plenty of yelling. Like a rock garden, it’s all simple until, suddenly, it’s not. Post-Nothing Japandroids.

Post-Nothing is the full-length debut of the Canadian band Japandroids. Prior to that, they released two EP’s called All Lies (2007) and Lullaby Death Jams (2008). The band already recorded the songs in the summer of 2008, intending to self-release it. However, the band mutually decided to call it quits, since both David Prowse (Drums/Vocals) and Brian King (Guitar/Vocals) felt the band wasn’t going anywhere. Then in January 2009, the two signed with Unfamiliar Records, who intended to release the album despite the band’s uncertain future.

Redirected from Post-Nothing Tour). Post-Nothing is the debut studio album by Canadian rock duo Japandroids, released on April 28, 2009 on Unfamiliar Records, and re-released on August 4, 2009 on Polyvinyl Record C. .The band self-financed the recording of Post-Nothing in the summer of 2008, with the intention of self-releasing it in 2009.

Exclusive discount for Prime members. Sample this album Artist (Sample). This would be the record to start with if you want to get into Japandroids. A great album by a great band.

Tracklist

A1 The Boys Are Leaving Town
A2 Young Hearts Spark Fire
A3 Wet Hair
A4 Rockers East Vancouver
B1 Heart Sweats
B2 Crazy/Forever
B3 Sovereignty
B4 I Quit Girls

Notes

Limited 180g white vinyl LP in gatefold sleeve, 300 pressed for Record Store Day 2010. Includes free download coupon

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
PRC-184 Japandroids Post-Nothing ‎(Cass, Album, whi) Polyvinyl Record Company PRC-184 US 2013
PRC-184 Japandroids Post-Nothing ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd, Bla) Polyvinyl Record Company PRC-184 US 2013
UN 012 Japandroids Post-Nothing ‎(LP) Unfamiliar Records UN 012 Canada 2009
PRC-184 Japandroids Post-nothing ‎(8xFile, MP3, Album, 320) Polyvinyl Record Company PRC-184 US 2009
PRC-184-2 Japandroids Post-Nothing ‎(CD, Album) Polyvinyl Record Company, Unfamiliar Records PRC-184-2 US 2009