3. Los Campesinos!
Hello Sadness
Originally I made sure this will be in the top three because I own every vinyl from them, yet the more I listen to this the more I realise that favouritism isn’t the reason why its third but simply it’s because it is a brilliant album. ‘Hello Sadness’ continues with the dark fuelled indie pop and it certainly doesn’t hold back, neither does frontman Gareth Campesinos! who is certain to make sure that if you are breaking up you may as well be fucking dead. Each song carries forth his personalised self-loathing lyrics which prove…

7. Girls
Father, Son, Holy Ghost
Christopher Owens doesn’t know whats happening on the outside world and he doesn’t even know what the internet is. Stuck in the cult Children of God he eventually escapes turning to a life of drugs until he is found by a millionaire, staring Joseph Gordon Levitt and Emma Banks. Okay well its not becoming a move but that is the life of Girls frontman Chris Owens, you’ve got hand some respect to him. This album is a throwback to classic rock still retaining its San-Franciscan surf-vibe; with lyrics that can melt the heart “I…

Another year gone along with a whole stack of albums and singles too, some for the better (Rebecca Black anyone?) and others that will never leave your head (Kreayshawn’s ‘Gucci Gucci’ is on repeat). But in my opinion “oh-eleven” has been the best year of music, not the year of music but just music in general. I have come across so many great bands, closing into the triple digits for my vinyl collection, surpassed a milestone for my CD’s and best of all Nick Cave spat on me.

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