With, sad pirates can take solace in the fact that there are actually plenty of other great torrent sites out there. Below we’ve listed four popular alternatives that listed as the most used in the world after.

UPDATE: Now you can in just a few clicks! KickassTorrents After The Pirate Bay, is easily the second-most popular torrent site in the world. Founded in 2009, the site apparently faces ISP blockades in countries such as the U.K. Eat designscope victor software cracks in wood. And Italy, although here in the U.S. It’s loading for us just fine.

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Torrentz is cool because it’s a very simple search engine that does a good job of scouting around for torrents on other websites even as it hosts no pirated material of its own. So even if your favorite torrent site gets taken down by the copyright cops, Torrentz can find what you’re looking for at another location. Extra Torrent This is another up-and-coming site that had its original domain name suspended last year thanks to its notoriety as an online den of ill repute. Now safely available at, the site features a huge library of torrents for you to browse to your heart’s content. YTS.RE This is a relative newcomer to the torrent scene, although as you can see it doesn’t lack some of today’s most popular movie downloads on the Internet.

Has noticed that there are several fake copycat sites that have popped up in the wake of The Pirate Bay’s collapse and it says you should only trust the domains yts.re and yts.wf.

Speaking to presenter Matt Everitt, drummer Patrick Carney said they were going back into the studio because they “had to make an album”, while guitarist/front man Dan Auerbach said it’s “not a new thing” for them to be returning to the studio so soon after their last record. He added: “That’s just how we’ve operated for twelve years. We’re just doing what we do.

Makalah tentang pentingnya pendidikan. It will just be the two of us in a studio in North Michigan during the winter – it’s going to be awesome.” Auerbach also revealed that they may continue their recording sessions in Nashville later next year (2013) and plan to “hook-up” with Dangermouse, who co-produced ‘El Camino’, for a couple of tracks.