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Urban Outfitters - 25 Free MP3’s

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Urban Outfitters - 25 Free MP3’s
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peeweekathi on 14/03/2010 - 22:01 blog.urbanoutfitters.com (497 clicks)

Urban Outfitters have 25 free MP3’s on offer.
All the songs can be previewed on the site and there are no details required. Just click the download link (150MB).

Track listings:

Washed Out – Feeling It All Around
Jookabox – Light
Nitetime Rainbows – A Sunny Day In Glasgow
Mirrors – DaM FunK
Blessa – Toro Y Moi
Local Natives – Sun Hands
Surfer Blood – Swim
Free Energy – Dream City
Dum Dum Girls – Jail La La
Japandroids – Young Hearts Spark Fire
Happy Birthday – Girls FM
Cymbals Eating Guitars – Ballad Of Nothing
Wake Up Lucid – Broke Down House
Let’s Wrestle – We Are The Men You’ll Grow To Love Soon
Surf City – Headin’ Inside
Real Estate – Beach Comber
Here We Go Magic – Fangela
Acrylics – All Of The Fire
Jeremy Jay – Just Dial My Number
Batchelorette – The National Grid
Scanners – We Never Close Our Eyes
Warpaint – Krimson
The Gold Filter – Hide Me
Memory Tapes – Plain Material
Villagers – On A Sunlit Stage

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  • Wampus on 14/03/2010 - 23:42

    I downloaded the .zip file and it's one combined, unrecognised file once you unzip it? Thx for the heads up though…

  • tomsco on 15/03/2010 - 01:14

    Does anyone actually recognise those artists/songs?

    • [Deactivated] on 15/03/2010 - 03:04

      Nope.

    • Lexsus on 15/03/2010 - 05:04

      Maybe… if i was born in the 70s

  • rakeycakey on 15/03/2010 - 09:46

    sounds like good music for filling in background music in video clips , etc…

  • Wampus on 15/03/2010 - 11:02

    Actually they're new up and coming indie bands, trying to get their music heard and their names out there. I've only heard of one but I'm keen to hear some new music. Born in the '70s? Actually if you're into new music you're more likely to have heard of these bands - but of course the commercial radio stations in Australia will never play them!

    EDIT: To successfully get to the songs, I had to unzip the first file, rename the unzipped file with a .zip name, then unzip THAT file.

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