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#BestOf2015 : Top 50 Albums Of The Year

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TOP 50 ALBUMS

Here they are! Our favourite records of 2016. There has been something for everyone. Veteran artists such as Sleater-Kinney; D’Angelo; Jim O’Rourke or Dr. Dre putting an end to their long career breaks. Younger ones (Grimes; Tame Impala; Julia Holter) hitting their all-time best. Some others -Sufjan Stevens and Björk, among them-went to exorcise intimate ghosts and the results are among their most accomplished works.

There were band members going solo (Father John Misty; Jamie XX) and mind-blowing collaborations (FFS; Jonny Greenwood’s Junun). Rober awards favourites returning in top shape (Joanna Newsom; Destroyer; Panda Bear) and a healthy crop of first albums from all genres (Courtney Barnett; Natalie Prass; Vince Staples; Beach Slang) keeping things fresh. Finely crafted escapism (Carly Rae Jepsen), next to soundtracks to our conflicting society (Kendrick Lamar; Sleaford Mods). Altogether they have helped shaping this as the best year in music for, at least, a decade. Check them out and enjoy!

And the Top 50 albums of the 2016 are:

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The Loop Is Diving With Joanna Newsom

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After her all-conquering live shows in London and teaching Larry King how to play the harp on TV, Joanna Newsom is back to the top of our loop with ‘Divers’, the title track from her masterful fourth album, delivered with a beautiful video directed by Paul Thomas Anderson. This is the pair’s their second collaboration after Newsom’s role on his latest feature’Inherent Vice’

Spanish singer Soleá Morente, daughter of the legendary Flamenco singer Enrique Morente, is this week’s highest entry with her indie take on the classic Sevillanas subgenre. Other high entries are the latest project by Jonny Greenwood “Junun”; The return of David Bowie with ‘Blackstar’ and his disturbing eight minute video; the spectacular duet between Grimes and Janelle Monáe and the latest tracks by So Pitted; D∆WN; Savages; POLIÇA; Baroness; Junior Boys: New Order feat. La Roux; Future, doing the theme track for the new Rocky film “Creed”; Lana Del Rey covering Daniel Johnston, among many others.

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Joanna Newsom Leaves City For Loop

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The second taster from Joanna Newsom‘s highly anticipated new album ‘Divers’ is our top track this week in a delayed edition due to our coverage of the London Film Festival. ‘Leaving the City’ comes with the news of a world tour that will bring the songwriter to our city in November.

Atlanta’s rocker girls The Coathangers are the highest debut. Next to them, the newest tracks by Run The Jewels; Little Simz; Neon Indian; Nicolas jaar; Carla Morrison; the returns of Tortoise and Annie; an unheard Kurt Cobain track, plus the unexpected collaborations of Jesu with Sun Kil moon and Christine & The Queens with Perfume Genius.

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Joanna Newsom rockets to #1

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The excellent new track by Joanna Newsom, ‘Sapokanikan’, has rocketed her way to the top of our loop. The first taster from the singer-songwriter fourth studio album ‘Divers’ also benefits from a video directed by Paul Thomas Anderson.

In the latest edition of our chart, Deerhunter are the highest entry, followed by the latest offerings by FKA Twigs; DJ Spinn & DJ Rashad Feat. Danny Brown; Deafheaven; Owiny Sinoma Band; Jay Rock; Beirut; Panda Bear; and Janelle Monáe recovering the spirit of the best protest song while congregating the whole roster of her label, Wondaland, for an anti-racist anthem.

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#15-JOANNA NEWSOM-Have One On Me (Drag City)

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La pregunta estaba en la mente de todos. ¿Cómo iba Joanna Newsom a continuar su carrera tras su impresionante y ambicioso segundo disco ‘Ys’? La respuesta: con una propuesta aún más ambiciosa; un triple disco, en tiempos en los que el concepto de album esta peligrosamente cerca de convertirse en un anacronismo y formatos con … Read more

#15-JOANNA NEWSOM-Have One On Me (Drag City)

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The question was on everybody’s mind. How could Joanna Newsom follow up her impressively ambitious second record ‘Ys’? The answer: with an even more ambitious proposition; a triple record in times where the conventional concept of album is getting dangerously close to become an anachronism and formats boasting fewer songs as well as the individual … Read more

The Cheapskate: The National; Latin American Indie; Phoenix…

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This week has brought us a few top quality freebies for all you saving conscious music lovers: Track wise The National were giving away ‘Bloodbuzz Ohio’, the surprising first single –we thought it would be the already leaked ‘Terrible Love’- from their forthcoming fifth album ‘High Violet’.
Ex-Beta Band frontman Steve Mason provided another taster from … Read more

Gran Ganga: The National; Bandas Indies Latinamericanas; Phoenix…

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Esta semana nos deparaba unos cuantos regalos musicales gratuitos de la máxima calidad para todos vosotros amantes de la música y ahorradores a conciencia: En lo referente a canciones
The National regalaban ‘Bloodbuzz Ohio’, el sorprendente primer sencillo –todos pensábamos que sería el anteriormente presentado ‘Terrible Love’- de su quinto album ‘High Violet’.
El el … Read more

La Semana Pasada (25-02-2010): Joanna Newsom; Liars; Roman Polanski; Pantha Du Prince; Devo…

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Esta semana parecía que solo ha habido un lanzamiento discográfico: el tercero de Joanna Newsom , una triple extravagancia que ha hecho verter ríos de tinta en los medios. A Newsom nunca le ha faltado ambición y su anterior trabajo “Ys” se convirtió en un hito tal que pocos creían seria posible ni tan siquiera … Read more

The Week That Was (25-02-2010): Joanna Newsom; Liars; Roman Polanski; Pantha Du Prince; Devo

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Last week it seemed like there was only one record release: Joanna Newsom’s third album’s triple extravaganza has taken the media by storm. Newsom has never been short of ambition and her former opus “Ys” became such a landmark that few thought it could be matched. But the first reactions to “Have One On Me” … Read more