Name: 2008 - Vampire Weekend (Japan Edition).zip. Size: 91.48 MB. Upload/Download has been moved to the https/ssl protocol. Everything should work stable now. January 28 2008. News (50+)Show All. Best known as the musical engine behind Vampire Weekend, Rostam Batmanglij has become a go-to producer and songwriter, working with the likes of Carly Rae.

“It’s really hard to even talk about the internet without seeming instantly corny,' Ezra Koenig recently, 'even the word 'blog' sounds a little grandma-y.' He should know. The singer and lyricist gave up on his own Blogspot site,, seven years ago, as he finished up his English studies at Columbia University (the final post's title: 'I HATE BLOGGING'). But before he graduated from the ye olde blogosphere, Koenig held forth on a vast array of topics-- from geography, to Wellington boots, to music writer 's allegedly unfair critique of Billy Joel's oeuvre-- looking at everything from a incisively self-aware, curious, and optimistic angle.

What's most impressive is the way he's able to connect art and ideas from different eras and continents into a kind of ecstatic worldview. One particularly inspired spins an analytic web from a friend's visit to Morocco, the history of the Strait of Gibraltar, a 1984 interview between Bob Dylan and Bono, the film The Secret of Roan Inish, and National Geographic's famed Afghan refugee cover-- and not only does it make sense, it's written in a way that's funny and smart and completely inclusive.

Pretty good for a 22-year-old kid from middle-class New Jersey. Now 28, Koenig's creative medium has changed, but his omnivorous cultural appetite has not.

Take, the third song on Vampire Weekend's third album, Modern Vampires of the City-- the record that is already forcing one-time haters of this band to. At its core, the song reads like an ode to obsessive music fandom in which the object of Koenig's affection is 'entombed within boombox and walkman.'

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Are name-checked. But the sense of infatuation extends beyond a list of influences and is embedded into the music itself. The chorus and parts of the melody are borrowed from wordy Oakland rap act 's -- which itself samples Grover Washington, Jr.' S version of a Bread song called. But 'Step' avoids back-patting nostalgia and debunks bogus generational hierarchies while using the past to inspire the present.

It's also melancholy, with Vampire Weekend musical mastermind surrounding Koenig's musings with lilting harpsichord ambience. Because, as we know, music is a young man's pursuit. 'Wisdom's a gift but you'd trade it for youth,' Koenig sings. Ohio license plate sticker colors.

Still, Vampire Weekend make a damn good case for wisdom all across Modern Vampires. Yes, this is a more grown-up album. It largely trades in the Africa-inspired giddiness of their first two records for a sound that's distinctly innate and closer to the ear.

There's more air in these songs, more spontaneity, more dynamics. The overarching themes-- death and a dubious sense of faith-- are certainly Serious. But you never feel like you're being preached at while listening to this album. Koenig and company are probably more clever and gifted than you, sure-- but they're not rubbing your face in it or anything. Their message is one of collective understanding and betterment, and Modern Vampires is the kind of album that'll have you Googling for and at 3 a.m. While listening to reggae great (who's sampled on opener 'Obvious Bicycle'). Now, you don't have to get obsessed to enjoy this music, but it's presented with such care that you can't help but want to learn about its deeper meanings.

So while Koenig gave up a potential teaching career to take his chances as a rock singer, he's still doling out knowledge in his own way. Though the record often traverses in darkness-- the zipped-tight 'Finger Back' alludes to historic atrocities and brutality while 'Hudson', easily the band's bleakest track to date, imagines an apocalyptic Manhattan-- there's also hope here. Partly because Vampire Weekend seem to have internalized all of the positive traits of their internet-soaked generation while resisting the ugly ones: they'll offer and on Twitter without navel-gazing; they'll play a concert for a credit-card company while roping in Steve Buscemi for that are no-shit funny; they'll use the tools of modernity to expand their universe rather than contract it. And then they'll go ahead and crack your heart in two. Along with the more lived-in sonics, Modern Vampires has the band taking a leap forward into emotional directness. Koenig and Batmanglij truly seem of one mind here, as the vocals and music interact with each other in an effortless flow. While skronks and snares pop on, the singer matches the live-fast intensity hit-for-hit.