Showing posts with label 2012. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2012. Show all posts
Thursday, January 3, 2013
The Spill Best of 2012
Contribution for www.spillmagazine.com http://www.spillmagazine.com/Best_Of_2012.html
2012, something different for music
Labels:
2012,
best of,
Caught In The Wake Forever,
Crazy Horse,
Low,
Mark Eitzel,
Mark Lanegan,
Neil Young,
review,
Top albums,
Twilight Sad
Friday, December 7, 2012
Least worst 20 albums of 2012
No point in
waiting any longer. I’ve decided to do a
top 20 this year of the least worst albums of 2012:
20 Lee Ranaldo
– Between the Times and the Tides
19 Paul
Buchanan – Mid Air
18 I Like
Trains – The Shallows
17 Leonard
Cohen – Old Ideas
16 Peter
Broderick – www.itstartshear.com
15 Earth –
Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light II
14 Bob Mould –
Silver Age
13 The
Soulsavers – The Light, The Dead See
12 Seti the
First – Melting Cavalry
11
Tindersticks – The Something Rain
10 RM Hubbert
– Thirteen Lost & Found
Scotland’s
most accomplished guitarist turns in a stellar follow up to First & Last.
9 Dinosaur Jr
– I Bet On Sky
J Mascis can
still churn out the heavy riffs like nobody else.
8 Sun Kil Moon
– Among the Leaves
A Mark Kozelek
private joke? Possibly. He’s still a damn good guitarist.
7 Dirty Three
– Toward the Low Sun
Epic comeback
album from the Aussie rockers.
6 Dakota Suite
– An Almost Silent Life
A more varied
release than usual for Dakota Suite…
5 Mark Eitzel
– Don’t Be A Stranger
This album
sounds like nothing special at first, but it’s quite an addictive collection of
songs, from the most enjoyable whiner in music today.
4 Neil Young
& Crazy Horse – Psychedelic Pill
In Driftin’
Back this album has one of the tracks of the year and definitely the longest.
3 Mark Lanegan
Band – Blues Funeral
A strong
collection of songs from the uber-serious Lanegan.
2 Caught In
The Wake Forever – Against A Simple Wooden Cross
Not an easy
listen. But what an album. Debut album of the year.
1 The Twilight
Sad – No One Can Ever Know
This should
have been a wrong move, but the electronic-tinged material is brilliantly
cold. Now if they could just find
directions to Ireland…
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