- Helplessness Blues by Fleet Foxes
- A Creature I Don't Know by Laura Marling
- Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will by Mogwai
- Slave Ambient by The War On Drugs
- Ashes Fire by Ryan Adams
- Last Night On Earth by Noah And The Whale
- Codes and Keys by Death Cab For Cutie
- Collapse Into Now by R.E.M.
- Belong by The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart
- 50 Words For Snow by Kate Bush
- Ceremonials by Florence & The Machine
- Passenger by Lisa Hannigan
- Twenty by Pearl Jam
- Sky Full Of Holes by Fountains Of Wayne
- Virtue by Emmy The Great
- The Big Roar by The Joy Formidable
- Blood Pressures by The Kills
- Velociraptor! by Kasabian
- Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds by Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
- Diamond Mine by King Creosote and Jon Hopkins
- Destroyed by Moby
- John Wesley Harding by Thea Gilmore
- Build A Rocket Boys! by Elbow
- Gracious Tide Take Me Home by Lanterns On The Lake
- Close-Up: Volume 3, States Of Being by Suzanne Vega
- Bruiser by The Duke Spirit
- The King Of Limbs by Radiohead
- Silesia by Jeniferever
- Ritual by White Lies
- Paradise by Slow Club
- Fishin' For Woos by Bowling For Soup
- The Fool by Warpaint
- Buffalo by The Phoenix Foundation
- Metals by Feist
- Young Pilgrim by Charlie Simpson
- Wasting Light by Foo Fighters
Saturday, 31 December 2011
2011 Music Chart - December
So another year comes to an end and here is the final 2011 Music Chart. A very quiet month with a couple of albums hitting the turntables: Pearl Jam Twenty and the new deluxe edition of U2's Achtung Baby (and Q magazine's version of covers - both not added to the chart). Fleet Foxes hold the number one spot and is still the Underwurld Music album of the year.
Thea Gilmore - Angels In The Abattoir (December 2011)
The final song from Thea this year for all her lovely Angels is another double: the rather pleasant But Me and a brief take of Auld Lang Syne.
But Me is full of haunting, echoing, spacious vocals set to a simple guitar backing. No write-up or explanation from Thea this time but the message is positive and upbeat in spite of a sedate and measured delivery. A gorgeous love song emerges in the last minute.
Thea's take on Auld Lang Syne is equally beautiful and as expected. A cappella and only one verse but a rare and special performance.
But Me is full of haunting, echoing, spacious vocals set to a simple guitar backing. No write-up or explanation from Thea this time but the message is positive and upbeat in spite of a sedate and measured delivery. A gorgeous love song emerges in the last minute.
Thea's take on Auld Lang Syne is equally beautiful and as expected. A cappella and only one verse but a rare and special performance.
Monday, 26 December 2011
Gathering Stories (Video) by Jónsi
The Sigur Rós front man Jónsi has provided music for We Bought A Zoo. The animated video for the wonderful Gathering Stories, co-written with director Cameron Crowe, is here...
The xx - Open Eyes (demo)
A new song (demo) from The xx. Dark spacious minimalism at its best...
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