Boston's The Chelsea Curve have mastered this form of power pop meets punk that we can't get enough of. Their latest single, "Don't Look Down," is somehow one of their most punk and most pop without being even remotely pop punk. It's unbelievably catchy and filled with wonderfully jangly guitars. Despite all of that, it has this biting edge in Linda Pardee's vocals. It's just dripping with punk attitude in complete opposition to the cheeriness of the song's music. Of course, that's the charm of "Don't Look Down" and why you need to check the song out.
You can listen to "Don't Look Down" below. The song is available as a single via Red On Red Records and can be downloaded on Bandcamp. For more on The Chelsea Curve, check out the band's Facebook.
Hiring a hacker these days is a bit difficult because hackers are careful of the FEDs!
ReplyDeleteIf you have any interest in visiting a darknet market seeking professional help, you need to thread carefully because you might be talking to the FEDs in disguise of a hacker.
Most "hackers" sites are under the control of law enforcement and hope to snag you while doing something illegal. It is not considered entrapment for law enforcement to take over an illegal site of any nature and continue to run it for as long as they choose how they gather user data.
This has been done on both child pornography sites (where the users claimed LE ran it better than the original owners) and markets that continued to send out drugs while under their control.
You can't get them easily using google because google data can be used to trace them and of course most real hackers prefer going anonymous.
HOW I GOT TO KNOW THEM
I once hired an Albanian hacker from reddit, half way across the world to go through my computer and into one of my phones. I needed the password removed and some other adjustments made so I could use it as a “ghost” phone with unlimited minutes. He charged me £500. I paid him £600 because he did what he said he could and it took me years to be able to get a REAL one. The job took less than two days and he got me fixed. I also gave him few other jobs because i trusted him afterwards. I told my best friend about my discovery because he had lost a bunch of crypto bags to a scam broker. I wasn't surprised when he took down the website. He got into the admins wallet, withdrew the crypto currencies found in the wallet and split it amongst themselves.
The hacker's contact :
contracthacks@gmail. com
Cheers!