NapoleonInRags wrote: » Beach House - Teen Dream Tama Impala - Innerspeaker Sufjan Stevens - Carrie and Lowell Fleet Foxes - Helplessness Blues Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - Skelton Tree (new one is climbing the charts rapidly) Radiohead - Moon Shaped Pool Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising Bon Iver - Bon Iver Arcade Fire - The Suburbs The National - High Violet
Acosta wrote: » The Horrors - Skying Slowdive - Slowdive Wand - 1000 Days Elder - Lore British Sea Power - Let The Dancers Inherit The Party Paul Draper - Spooky Action Trail Of Dead - Tao Of The Dead Minami Deutsch - With Dim Light Nonkeen - The Gamble Percolator - Sestra Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool The Flaming Lips - The Terror Gnoomes - Mu! Grizzly Bear - Painted Ruins Meatbodies - Alice Wolf Parade - Expo 86 The Twilight Sad - It Won't Be Like This All The Time Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
NapoleonInRags wrote: » What's that Wolf Parade like? Haven't listened to anything from them since Apologies to the Queen Mary which I loved.
S.M.B. wrote: » I'm finding it harder than usual to come up with a definitive list of my top 10 albums. This may sound blasphemous but I do think 'the album' has played a less important part in my relationship with music this decade than the previous two decades. The final few years of the 00's was when I started transitioning away from an 'add album to ipod an listen excessively' habit to acquiring small chunks of music from multiple different sources along with being introduced to Spotify which I see I first joined on 18/01/10. It feels odd to provide a list of my favourites of the decade as there are artists that have a had songs/albums/gigs that have had a huge impact on me but their albums may not fall into the traditional flawless cohesive album mould. The albums that do come to mind are: Joanna Newsom - Have One On Me PJ Harvery - Let England Shake Kanye West - My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy Sharon van Etten - Tramp (all 4 of her albums from this decade are contenders) Anaïs Mitchell - Hadestown
UrbanSprawl wrote: » Weyes Blood - Titanic Rising This is one band I haven't heard,will give a listen.
UrbanSprawl wrote: » Have not seen Ought on any lists 'more than any other day' was a fantastic debut record.
S.M.B. wrote: » I enjoyed that album but nowhere near a best of the decade in my book. I think my tastes have changed a little over the years though. I think there's a bit of a pattern to my choices.
UrbanSprawl wrote: » So this more of female songwriter type rather than a band ..I was not hooked by the few songs I listened to..
Arghus wrote: » Yup, don't get all the accolades that album received. Beautifully put together, very tastefully played - but the songs are dull. It's devoid of anything memorable for me. And yet one of the most critically acclaimed albums of the decade. I must have listened to it more than fifteen times waiting for something to grab me and it never happened.
Richard Roma wrote: » I’d agree with a lot of albums in the thread and also include the following: Father John Misty - ‘I Love You, Honeybear’. Baxter Dury - ‘It’s a Pleasure’ and/or ‘Prince of Tears’. Kiasmos - ‘Kiasmos’.
