25-11-08, 16:40
Como cada año os traigo los mejores discos segun Rough Trade
Como siempre hay para discutir, pero este año hay una megasorpresa
50. Shortwave Set - Replica Sun Machine
49. Sonny J - Disastro
48. Last Shadow Puppets - The Age Of Understatement
47. Foals - Antidotes
46. Shearwater - Rook
45. Lykke Li - Youth Novels
44. Torche - Meanderthal
43. Pete And The Pirates - Little Death
42. Of Montreal - Skeletal Lamping
41. Portishead - Third
40. Johnny Flynn - A Larum
39. Breeders - Mountain Battles
38. Headless Heroes - The Silence Of Love
37. Byrne and Eno - Eveything That Happens Will Happen Today
36. Gang Gang Dance - Saint Dymphna
35. The Heart Strings - Try Fly Blue Sky
34. 2562 - Aerial
33. Earth - The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull
32. Dengue Fever - Venus On Earth
31. Bug - London Zoo
30. David Holmes - Holy Pictures
29. Baltic Fleet - Baltic Fleet
28. Dodos - Visiter
27. The Acorn - Glory Hope Mountain
26. Spiritualized - Songs In A and E
25. Fuck Buttons - Street Horrrsing
24. Crystal Stilts - Alight Of Night
23. Peter Broderick - Home
22. MGMT - Oracular Spectacular
21. Atlas Sound - Let The Blind Lead Those Who Can See But Cannot Feel
20. Apollo Sunshine - Shall Noise Upon
19. Friendly Fires - Friendly Fires
18. Santogold - Santogold
17. Hercules And Love Affair - Hercules And Love Affair
16. Kings of Leon - Only By The Night
15. Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles
14. Hold Steady - Stay Positive
13. Department Of Eagles - In Ear Park
12. Black Angels - Directions To See A Ghost
11. TVOTR - Dear Science
Y el Top 10...
10. LADYHAWKE - Ladyhawke
WHO
Sydney-based, Wellington-born singer-songwriter Phillipa Brown's latest project finds her eclectic muse take centre stage on her first "solo" record, after stints in Teenager and Two Lane Blacktop.
WHAT
A gloriously energetic, ambitious album, filled with seriously huge pop hooks and expertly rendered eighties references, this is defiantly music to make you smile, or dance, or both.
WHY
A seamless marriage of sophisticated pop songwriting and glossy, synth-heavy production, all written, sung and produced by Brown in conjunction with some of modern music's production heavyweights.
9. VIVIAN GIRLS - Vivian Girls
WHO
One of the year's biggest buzzes emanating from the indie hotbed of Brooklyn, and in the case of this all-girl power trio it was richly deserved hype.
WHAT
Swirling walls of feedback, lush three-part harmonies and angelic pop melodies fuel this hook filled, instant shop favourite.
WHY
All the buzz and hype in the world wont help unless you have one thing: great songs, and they are here in abundance, backed up by sublime Spector-esque layers of crunchy guitars, and primal percussion.
8. ZOMBIE ZOMBIE - A Land For Renegades
WHO
French duo Etienne Jaumet and CosmicNeman, obsessed with analogue electronics and vintage horror movie soundtracks, unleash a truly great slab of dark disco.
WHAT
Exploring the relentless rhythms of Krautrock, while layering dense, haunting synths and guitars over the top, this an intense emotional experience.
WHY
Lurching from live militray beats, to propulsive, driving rhythms and drenched in a portentous synth soundtrack, this an aesthetic triumph.
7. BENGA - Diary Of An Afro Warrior
WHO
Set to become the face of Dubstep in 2008, Benga unleashed one of last year's biggest tracks in Night, the perfect precursor to this peerless debut.
WHAT
Confidently pushing the envelope of what is termed Dubstep, while staying true to the roots of the form, deep, rolling basslines rumble around raw beats while emotional resonance is rung out of haunting melodies and vocals.
WHY
The consumate crossover album, this was destined to open up a new audience for an entire genre, without ever feeling watered down.
6. EL GUINCHO - Algranza
WHO
The musical pseudonym of Spanish musician Pablo Diaz-Reixa. We had a few copies of this magical debut in the shop earlier in the year, and it was finally released properly on Young Turks in October.
WHAT
Taking in a truly huge range of influences, sounds and colours, and turning it all into an original, psychedelic workout, splattered in found sounds, beats and chants from all ages and corners of the globe.
WHY
A gloriously joyous mash-up of styles that Diaz-Reixa happily describes as "space-age tropicalia", this remarkable work is an intoxicating, hypnotic musical melting pot.
5. METRONOMY - Nights Out
WHO
Born and raised in Devon, Joseph Mount relocated to Brighton and after establishing a superlative reputation as a remixer, released the debut Metronomy album to huge critical success in 2007.
WHAT
A wholly original amalgam of intelligent, electronic pop brilliance, thoroughly modern, lyrical, and eminently danceable.
WHY
Much more vocally driven than it's predecessor, this sophomore effort marks a graduation from bedroom indie electro to potential mainstream pop.
4. WHITE DENIM - Workout Holiday
WHO
One of the most hotly-tipped acts around this year, Austin trio White Denim bring you their unique debut.
WHAT
An electrifying mix of garage energy, Minutemen funk and blasts of white noise create a compelling, visceral musical montage.
WHY
A primal, polyrhythmic powertrio, managing to convey all of their awesome live power on this stunning record.
3. VAMPIRE WEEKEND - Vampire Weekend
WHO
Formed while studying at Columbia University in 2006, last year's underground whispers were dominated by superlatives describing this phenomenal band's pending debut.
WHAT
An exuberant, kaleidoscopic clash of sound, taking in African, Funk and Post-punk rhythms, organs, strings, guitars and Western classical music and spewing out a heady carnival of melody and noise.
WHY
A fascinating, ambitious, intelligent indie rock album, unlike any other, this is musically and lyrically refreshing, a genuine triumph of experimentation and eclecticism.
2. FLEET FOXES - Fleet Foxes
WHO
Seattle's answer to CSNY, Fleet Foxes were one of the hits of this year's South By South West festival, and this year's Sun Giant EP whetted the appetite for this stunning full length debut.
WHAT
Sumptuous harmony singing, married to perfectly crafted, subtle song writing, and all handled with a a deft instrumental touch.
WHY
This was always going to be one of the albums of the year, without question. A classic, timeless showcase of craft and homespun, rural influences.
1. BON IVER - For Emma, Forever Ago
WHO
Reeling from the break up of his long time band, Justin Vernon moved to a remote cabin deep in the woods of Northwestern Wisconsin, aiming to spend a quiet winter doing little more than chop wood and lead a simple life.
WHAT
Life in the cabin slowly evolved into days filled with writing and recording, using a handful of microphones and some ageing equipment. All of Vernon's heartache, longing, guilt and loss poured into the nine songs crafted here.
WHY
An astonishing debut, exquisitely communicating both geographic and human isolation, pain and loneliness through literate, poetic songcraft, tied together by Vernon's haunting, emotive voice and superbly layered arrangements.
Ahi es nada
Como siempre hay para discutir, pero este año hay una megasorpresa
50. Shortwave Set - Replica Sun Machine
49. Sonny J - Disastro
48. Last Shadow Puppets - The Age Of Understatement
47. Foals - Antidotes
46. Shearwater - Rook
45. Lykke Li - Youth Novels
44. Torche - Meanderthal
43. Pete And The Pirates - Little Death
42. Of Montreal - Skeletal Lamping
41. Portishead - Third
40. Johnny Flynn - A Larum
39. Breeders - Mountain Battles
38. Headless Heroes - The Silence Of Love
37. Byrne and Eno - Eveything That Happens Will Happen Today
36. Gang Gang Dance - Saint Dymphna
35. The Heart Strings - Try Fly Blue Sky
34. 2562 - Aerial
33. Earth - The Bees Made Honey In The Lion's Skull
32. Dengue Fever - Venus On Earth
31. Bug - London Zoo
30. David Holmes - Holy Pictures
29. Baltic Fleet - Baltic Fleet
28. Dodos - Visiter
27. The Acorn - Glory Hope Mountain
26. Spiritualized - Songs In A and E
25. Fuck Buttons - Street Horrrsing
24. Crystal Stilts - Alight Of Night
23. Peter Broderick - Home
22. MGMT - Oracular Spectacular
21. Atlas Sound - Let The Blind Lead Those Who Can See But Cannot Feel
20. Apollo Sunshine - Shall Noise Upon
19. Friendly Fires - Friendly Fires
18. Santogold - Santogold
17. Hercules And Love Affair - Hercules And Love Affair
16. Kings of Leon - Only By The Night
15. Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles
14. Hold Steady - Stay Positive
13. Department Of Eagles - In Ear Park
12. Black Angels - Directions To See A Ghost
11. TVOTR - Dear Science
Y el Top 10...
10. LADYHAWKE - Ladyhawke
WHO
Sydney-based, Wellington-born singer-songwriter Phillipa Brown's latest project finds her eclectic muse take centre stage on her first "solo" record, after stints in Teenager and Two Lane Blacktop.
WHAT
A gloriously energetic, ambitious album, filled with seriously huge pop hooks and expertly rendered eighties references, this is defiantly music to make you smile, or dance, or both.
WHY
A seamless marriage of sophisticated pop songwriting and glossy, synth-heavy production, all written, sung and produced by Brown in conjunction with some of modern music's production heavyweights.
9. VIVIAN GIRLS - Vivian Girls
WHO
One of the year's biggest buzzes emanating from the indie hotbed of Brooklyn, and in the case of this all-girl power trio it was richly deserved hype.
WHAT
Swirling walls of feedback, lush three-part harmonies and angelic pop melodies fuel this hook filled, instant shop favourite.
WHY
All the buzz and hype in the world wont help unless you have one thing: great songs, and they are here in abundance, backed up by sublime Spector-esque layers of crunchy guitars, and primal percussion.
8. ZOMBIE ZOMBIE - A Land For Renegades
WHO
French duo Etienne Jaumet and CosmicNeman, obsessed with analogue electronics and vintage horror movie soundtracks, unleash a truly great slab of dark disco.
WHAT
Exploring the relentless rhythms of Krautrock, while layering dense, haunting synths and guitars over the top, this an intense emotional experience.
WHY
Lurching from live militray beats, to propulsive, driving rhythms and drenched in a portentous synth soundtrack, this an aesthetic triumph.
7. BENGA - Diary Of An Afro Warrior
WHO
Set to become the face of Dubstep in 2008, Benga unleashed one of last year's biggest tracks in Night, the perfect precursor to this peerless debut.
WHAT
Confidently pushing the envelope of what is termed Dubstep, while staying true to the roots of the form, deep, rolling basslines rumble around raw beats while emotional resonance is rung out of haunting melodies and vocals.
WHY
The consumate crossover album, this was destined to open up a new audience for an entire genre, without ever feeling watered down.
6. EL GUINCHO - Algranza
WHO
The musical pseudonym of Spanish musician Pablo Diaz-Reixa. We had a few copies of this magical debut in the shop earlier in the year, and it was finally released properly on Young Turks in October.
WHAT
Taking in a truly huge range of influences, sounds and colours, and turning it all into an original, psychedelic workout, splattered in found sounds, beats and chants from all ages and corners of the globe.
WHY
A gloriously joyous mash-up of styles that Diaz-Reixa happily describes as "space-age tropicalia", this remarkable work is an intoxicating, hypnotic musical melting pot.
5. METRONOMY - Nights Out
WHO
Born and raised in Devon, Joseph Mount relocated to Brighton and after establishing a superlative reputation as a remixer, released the debut Metronomy album to huge critical success in 2007.
WHAT
A wholly original amalgam of intelligent, electronic pop brilliance, thoroughly modern, lyrical, and eminently danceable.
WHY
Much more vocally driven than it's predecessor, this sophomore effort marks a graduation from bedroom indie electro to potential mainstream pop.
4. WHITE DENIM - Workout Holiday
WHO
One of the most hotly-tipped acts around this year, Austin trio White Denim bring you their unique debut.
WHAT
An electrifying mix of garage energy, Minutemen funk and blasts of white noise create a compelling, visceral musical montage.
WHY
A primal, polyrhythmic powertrio, managing to convey all of their awesome live power on this stunning record.
3. VAMPIRE WEEKEND - Vampire Weekend
WHO
Formed while studying at Columbia University in 2006, last year's underground whispers were dominated by superlatives describing this phenomenal band's pending debut.
WHAT
An exuberant, kaleidoscopic clash of sound, taking in African, Funk and Post-punk rhythms, organs, strings, guitars and Western classical music and spewing out a heady carnival of melody and noise.
WHY
A fascinating, ambitious, intelligent indie rock album, unlike any other, this is musically and lyrically refreshing, a genuine triumph of experimentation and eclecticism.
2. FLEET FOXES - Fleet Foxes
WHO
Seattle's answer to CSNY, Fleet Foxes were one of the hits of this year's South By South West festival, and this year's Sun Giant EP whetted the appetite for this stunning full length debut.
WHAT
Sumptuous harmony singing, married to perfectly crafted, subtle song writing, and all handled with a a deft instrumental touch.
WHY
This was always going to be one of the albums of the year, without question. A classic, timeless showcase of craft and homespun, rural influences.
1. BON IVER - For Emma, Forever Ago
WHO
Reeling from the break up of his long time band, Justin Vernon moved to a remote cabin deep in the woods of Northwestern Wisconsin, aiming to spend a quiet winter doing little more than chop wood and lead a simple life.
WHAT
Life in the cabin slowly evolved into days filled with writing and recording, using a handful of microphones and some ageing equipment. All of Vernon's heartache, longing, guilt and loss poured into the nine songs crafted here.
WHY
An astonishing debut, exquisitely communicating both geographic and human isolation, pain and loneliness through literate, poetic songcraft, tied together by Vernon's haunting, emotive voice and superbly layered arrangements.
Ahi es nada
"Ahora soy peor"
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