Ultravox' video for the song Passing Strangers has been remastered. The song was released in 1980 and was the second Ultravox with Midge Ure on voclas.
7_Songs: Gary Numan
Back in the late 70s there were not many bands experimenting with electronic music and Gary Numan was one of the first artists to make a commercial success with the new technology driven sound. Kicking off at the height of punk rock, with his band the Tubeway Army, he already made prominence with the influential Are Friends Electric? clearing the path for the electro pioneer Gary Numan as solo artist.
In 1979, Numan released Cars, his most commercial song to date, purely synthesized and drum machine driven, which explained the European concept of New wave and anticipated the future at the same time. His image of an android like persona, cold and mysterious, which perfectly fit the music and the themes around J.R. Ballard and dystopian Sci-Fi. With the decline of synth pop, Numan adapted new music influences like jazz and funk, and his music became more sophisticated. Beyond the 90s, it became loud, adapting industrial and goth styles.
With more than 40 years in the music business, Numan has released more than 20 albums and more than 60 singles and 10 mill records in total. Replicas as well as the debut album The Pleasure Principle and Telekon all reached No1 in the UK. With all the upcoming releases, his popularity started to decline and after his fifth studio album, he left Beggars Banquet and launched his label Numa Records, on which his sixth album Berserker was released. This label continued to release his music as well as from other artist as well with little success.
Along OMD and the Human League, he is considered as the Pioneer of electronic music in the 80s, and his influence goes beyond the decade. At one point, his music was even seen as a love child between Kraftwerk and David Bowies Berlin trilogy albums. With the emergence of Nine Inch Nails and Marylyn Manson, his music was rediscovered and often cited as an influence. Below is a selection of favorite Gary Numan songs discovered throughout the years under different circumstances.
Are 'Friends' Electric?
Are 'Friends' Electric? was the first hit for Gary Numan and his band Tubeway Army which reached number one in the UK Singles Chart, staying there for four weeks. Sales in particular benefited from the record company's use of a picture disc. It was the first time a band reached No 1 in the UK charts where all band members played electronic instruments and synthesizers. This was also a totally unheard of sound in mainstream chart music in 1979 where technology and alienation was perfectly portrayed with great synth walls and robotic and cold lyrics. The Sugarbabes covered this song and achieved a number one UK hit in 2002.
Cars
After Numan dropped the name Tubeway Army and continued with the same band members as solo artist, he released his debut Cars, his most commercial and biggest hit to date. The song was featured on Numan's debut album 'The Pleasure Principle' and both the song and the album were released in 1979. Similar to Are Friends Electric, this song was avant-garde, futuristic and different from everything else what one could hear in the charts. It was an electronic odyssey with the rhythm section, bass guitar, gloomy and apocalyptic synths and a shot of tambourine. The song was covered twenty years later, emphasizing more the guitar sound on it.
We Are Glass
Released as a third single, We Are Glass reached the No 5 in the UK charts and it was also his first official release in the 80s. It was in the fashion of Numan's second album 'Telekon' although it was not originally included on it, only on the album reissue. The sound was enriched with more guitars and even piano and viola and the great effect of hand clapping, which was also visualized in the music video. Futuristic as the previous with the Numanoid factor, it was the closest he ever got to Cars with the success factor.
Music for Chameleons
Numan joined the Air Training Corps as a teenager, when he wanted to be either a pilot or a pop star. The sudden popularity in the music only delayed his first dream however delayed until late 1981 when he took a trip around the world in his airplane. Music for Chameleons was composed during the trip, and it was the first song that was taken from his third album 'I, Assassin' released in 1982. The song failed to cope with the popularity of the above-mentioned singles, but is still one of the favorite Numan tunes.
We Take Mystery To Bed
We are still on the 'I, Assassin' and We Take Mystery To Bed was the second single and the follow-up to the above which even charted better. On this track, fretless bass and drums play well with the dance groove and the general atmosphere is still dark and reminds of Gary's early work, still less synthetic. According to his biography, the song was written about Gary's girlfriend Deb whose letters are also visible in the video. This single was the last top 10 hit for Gary Numan.
Berserker
With the release of his fifth studio album 'Warriors', Gary Numan left Beggars Banquet and for his sixth album he decided to launch his own record label Numa Records, on which 'Berserker' was the first long player and also the first single. Numan had full control over the production process and on this album he geared up the synths growing more in the dance genre, with less gloomy bass and more female backing vocals, still keeping the guitars. Despite the solid production, neither the album nor the single managed to make an impact on the charts and Numan further wandered off from the mainstream.
My Name is Ruin
Taken from Gary Numan's 21st studio album, My Name is Ruin was the lead single released in 2017. The song is about a man living in a post-apocalyptic world, whose daughter gets taken away from him, and his whole life from then on becomes the need to get her back. In fact, Numan's 11-year-old daughter Persia contributes vocals to the track. The album was produced by his long time collaborator Ade Fenton. The video was recorded in the desolate deserts of southern California.
Below is the link to YouTube playlist with almost all Gary Numan Releases from 1978-2021.
Best of 2021 - Albums / EPs
Year two of Covid ups and downs and a quiet year for us here. Following the songs list here comes the favorite albums and EP list for the first time together. If not for more, than certainly a great Duran Duran return and anniversary celebrating 40 years in the music business.
Best of 2021 - Singles / Tracks
Time to roll back and motor through some of the great single releases from 2021. Musical highlights are certainly the albums by London Grammar, Wolf Alice, Big red Machine and the Duran Duran come back. More about this in the album selection.
02. Geoffrey O' Connor ft Laura Jean - Foolish Enough
03. Yves Tumor - Jackie
04. Duran Duran - Anniversary
05. London Grammar - Lose Your Head
06. Big Red Machine ft Fleet Foxes and Anais Mitchell - Phoenix
07. Fleet Foxes - Featherweitght
08. The Weeknd - Save Your Tears
09. Wolf Alice - Delicious Things
10. The Antlers - Solstice
11. Agnes - 24 Hours
12. Sharon van Etten & Angel Olsen - Like I Used To
13. The War On Drugs - I Don't Live Here Anymore
14. Cold Cave - Night Light
15. Lana Del Rey - Chemtrails Over The Country Club
16. Manchester Orcherstra - Bed Head
17. Juno Francis - Symmetry
18. Manic Street Preachers - The Secret He Had Missed ft Julia Cumming
19. Weather Station - Parking Lot
20. Shygirl - Cleo
Best of 1991 - The Singles
The early 1990s, particularly 1991, marked the peak of Grunge music's popularity, epitomized by Nirvana's groundbreaking release of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and their second album, Nevermind. This success paved the way for other influential grunge bands like Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and even the early works of Radiohead.
Simultaneously, in 1991, Metallica and Guns N'Roses achieved their greatest commercial triumphs with their respective albums. Metallica's self-titled "black album" sold over 30 million copies worldwide, while Guns N'Roses' Use Your Illusion I & II collectively sold over 15 million copies.
However, amidst the musical milestones, tragedy struck on November 24 when Queen's frontman Freddie Mercury passed away at his home in London due to complications from AIDS. Queen's iconic song "Bohemian Rhapsody," released as a double A-side with "These Are the Days of Our Lives," reached number one on the UK charts for the second time, further solidifying Mercury's legacy.
01. Nirvana - Smells Like Teen Spirit
02. REM - Losing My Religion
03. Guns 'n' Roses - November Rain
04. Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy
05. Queen - The Show Must Go On
06. Pearl Jam - Alive
07. Metallica - Enter Sandman
08. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman
09. The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored
10. Simply Red - Stars
11. Guns'n' Roses - Don't Cry
12. Metallica - The Unforgiven
13. My Bloody Valentine - When You Sleep
14. U2 - The Fly
15. Lenny Kravitz - It Ain't Over Till It's Over
16. Erasure - Love to Hate You
17. Prince and the New Power Generation - Cream
18. Prince the New Power Generation - Get Off
19. The KLF - 3 AM Eternal
20. Enya - Caribbean Blue
Top 100 Songs of the 80's
The 80s, with its broad appeal and sing-along melodies, played a pivotal role in popularizing Pop music like no other decade before. It brought a new glamour, charm, and diverse music forms, shaped by influences from Glam rock, Punk, Disco, Kraftwerk, David Bowie, and Blondie. The convergence of these influences resulted in one of the most significant explosions in music history—the New Wave supernova.
New Wave, functioning as an overarching term, was remarkable for its diversity, encompassing a festival of music genres. The technological advancements of the era, coupled with the launch of MTV, transformed the music landscape, elevating the visual image's importance alongside the music itself. This visual emphasis led to iconic figures like Madonna, Michael Jackson, Prince, and George Michael, who not only dominated the charts but also profoundly influenced popular music and culture.
Simultaneously, in and out of the mainstream, the charts were shaped by the likes of Depeche Mode, Pet Shop Boys, New Order, The Cure, and The Smiths—chart favorites that continued their influence into subsequent decades. This rich musical tapestry culminated in the Top 100 80s songs chart, where a multitude of factors were considered to showcase the era's musical brilliance.
- Official releases only
- Maximum two song per artist
01. New Order - Blue Monday
02. Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart
03. Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill
04. The Smiths - There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
05. Bronski Beat - Small Town Boy
06. The Cure - Just Like Heaven
07. a-ha - Take On Me
08. Visage - Fade To Grey
09. Echo & Bunnymen - The Killing Moon
10. Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls
11. Talking Heads - Once In A Lifetime
12. Kraftwerk - The Model (1981)
13. Madonna - Like A Prayer
14. The Human League - Don't You Want Me
15. New Order - True Faith
16. Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse Of The Heart
17. OMD - Enola Gay
18. Talk Talk - It's My Life
19. Alphaville - Big in Japan
20. Eurythmics - Love Is A Stranger
21. The Smiths - How Soon Is Now?
22. Depeche Mode - Never Let Me Down
23. Ultravox - Vienna
24. Soft Cell - Tainted Love
25. The Clash - Rock The Casbah
26. David Bowie - Ashes To Ashes
27. The House Of Love - Shine On
28. Siouxsie & The Banshees - Spellbound
29. INXS - Never Tear Us Apart
30. The Stranglers - Golden Brown
31. The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary
32. Depeche Mode - Everything Counts
33. The Cure - Charlotte Sometimes
34. Gary Numan - Cars
35. Simple Minds - Don't You (Forget About Me)
36. Tears For Fears - Everybody Wants To Rule The World
37. Dear Or Alive - You Spin Me Around (Like A Record)
38. Prince - Sign O' The Times
39. Billy Idol - Eyes Without A Face
40. Blondie - Atomic
41. Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time
42. Roxy Music - Avalon
43. Desireless - Voyage Voyage
44. Duran Duran - Planet Earth
45. Spandau Ballet - To Cut A Long Story Short
46. Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy
47. Yazoo - Don't Go
48. Enya - Orinoco Flow
49. The KLF - 3AM Eternal
50. Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hanging On
51. Pet Shop Boys - It's A Sin
52. The Stranglers - Always The Sun
53. INXS - Need You Tonight
54. The Jesus and Mary Chain - April Skies
55. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - The Mercy Seat
56. MARRS - Pump Up The Volume
57. Japan - Quiet Life
58. Tracy Chapman - Fast Car
59. Tanita Tikaram - Twist In My Sobriety
60. U2 - New Year's Day
61. Sade - Smooth Operator
62. Tears For Fears - Mad World
63. The Sisters of Mercy - This Corrosion
64. Morrissey - Every Day Is Like Sunday
65. Killing Joke - Love Like Blood
66. a-ha - The Sun Always Shine On TV
67. Black - Everything Is Coming Up Roses
68. The Stone Roses - She Bangs The Drums
69. Simple Minds - New Gold Dream (81/82/83/84)
70. Grace Jones - Slave To The Rhythm
71. Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning
72. Crowded House - Don't Dream It's Over
73. Bryan Ferry - Don't Stop The Dance
74. Talk Talk - Live's What You Make It
75. Neneh Cherry - Buffalo Stance
76. Phil Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - Together In Electric Dreams
77. Duran Duran - Save A Prayer
78. Spandau Ballet - True
79. Siouxsie & The Banshees - Happy House
80. Heaven 17 - Temptation
81. Pixies - Monkey Gone To Heaven
82. Sonic Youth - Teenage Riot
83. Wham! - Everything She Wants
84. R.E.M - Pop Song '89
85. Bauhaus - She's In Parties
86. Bananarama - Cruel Summer
87. Laura Branigan - Self Control
88. Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way
89. Kate Bush & Peter Gabriel - Don't Give Up
90. Erasure - Little Respect
91. Inner City - Good Life
92. S'express- Theme Form S'express
93. Sinead O'Connor - Troy
94. The Church - Under The Milkyeway
95. Robert Palmer - Johnny and Mary
96. The Pretenders - Back On The Chain Gang
97. Laurie Anderson - O Superman
98. Martha & The Muffins - Echo Beach
99. Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now
100. Electronic - Getting Away With It
Best of 1991 - The Album List
The early 1990s, particularly 1991, marked the peak of Grunge music's popularity, epitomized by Nirvana's groundbreaking release of "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and their second album, Nevermind. This success paved the way for other influential grunge bands like Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Soundgarden, and even the early works of Radiohead.
Simultaneously, in 1991, Metallica and Guns N' Roses achieved their greatest commercial triumphs with their respective albums. Metallica's self-titled "black album" sold over 30 million copies worldwide, while Guns N' Roses' Use Your Illusion I & II collectively sold over 15 million copies.
However, amidst the musical milestones, tragedy struck on November 24 when Queen's front man Freddie Mercury passed away at his home in London due to complications from AIDS. Queen's iconic song "Bohemian Rhapsody," released as a double A-side with "These Are the Days of Our Lives," reached number one on the UK charts for the second time, further solidifying Mercury's legacy.
01. Niravana -
Nevermind
02. Metallica - The Black Album
03. Prince and The New Power
Generation - Diamonds and Pearls
04. My Bloody Valentine -
Loveless
05. U2 - Achtung Baby
06. REM - Out of Time
07. The KLF - The White
Room
08. Massive Attack - Blue Lines
09. Primal Scream -
Screamadelica
10. Roxette - Joyride
11. Simply Red - Stars
12. Swans - White Light From
The Mouth
13. Talk Tak - Laughing Stock
14. Erasure - Chorus
15. Pearl Jam - Ten
16. Slowdive - Just for a Day
17. Army of Lovers - Massive Luxury Overdose
18. OMD - Sugar Tax
19. Mercury Rev - Yerslef is Steam
20. The Orb - The Orb's Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld
Best of 2020 - The Singles List
The year 2020 has been different in many ways and could not be compared to any of the recent years. The world stopped for a certain period of time, paralyzed by the global COVID-19 pandemic where the virus spread to all corners of the world leaving difficult consequences for the population everywhere.
It certainly did affect the music world in the sense that all major music events, festivals and concerts were cancelled until further notice. Only one global event was organised to support the World Health Organisation -One World: Together at Home- a benefit concert, organised by Global Citizen and curated by singer Lady Gaga whose objective was to promote the practice of social distancing while staying together during the COVID-19 pandemic and also support the medical staff all over the world.
On the quantity level of album and singles releases, it might have been less in offer this year but certainly not on its quality level. Every year has its own charm, no matter what is going on and the events that occurred this year events certainly influenced the artists and some of them have already integrated them in their music.
Our Top 50 songs list, is as always a festival of styles and genres and while this year's saw some interesting newcomers emerging on the music market, it also meant some happy returns and comebacks. Hope you enjoy the Songs list!
01. SRSQ - Temporal Love
02. Jessie Ware - Spotlight
03. The Killers - My Own Soul's Warning
04. Weyes Blood - Wild Time
05. The Neighborhood - Devil's Advocate
06. The Flaming Lips - Flowers of Neptune 6
07. Sally Dige - It's You I'm Thinking Of
08. Groove Armada - Edge of the Horizon
09. Cold Beat - Double Sided Mirror
10. Angelo De Augustine - Santa Barbara
11. Fleet Foxes - Sunblind
12. Gorillaz ft Peter Hook - Aries
13. New Order - Be a Rebel
14. Jessie Ware - The Kill
15. Girl in Red - Rue
16. The Weeknd - Blinding Lights
17. Structures - Sorry, I Know I'm Late
18. Porridge Radio - Circling
19. Yves Tumor - Kerosene!
20. James Blake - Godspeed
Best of 2020 - The Album List
The year 2020 has been different in many ways and could not be compared to any of the recent years. The world stopped for a certain period of time, paralyzed by the global COVID-19 pandemic where the virus spread to all corners of the world leaving dificult consequences for the population everywhere.
It certainly did affected the the music world in the sense that all major music events, festivals and concerts were cancelled until further notice. Only one global event was organised to support the World Health Organisation -One World: Together at Home- a benefit concert, organised by Global Citizen and curated by singer Lady Gaga whose objective was to promote the practice of social distancing while staying together during the COVID-19 pandemic and also support the medical staff all over the world.
On the quantity level of album and singles releases, it might have been less in offer this year but certainly not on its quality level. Every year has its own charm, no matter what is going on and the events that occurred this year events certainly influenced the artists and some of them have already integrated them in their music.
Our Top 25 album list, is as always a festival of styles and genres and while this years saw some interesting new comers emerging on the music market, it also meant some happy returns and come backs. Hope you enjoy the Album list!
01. The Flaming Lips - American Head [Bella Union / Warner Bros]
The Flaming Lips have returned with their 16th studio album American Head released through Bella Union in the UK and Warner Bros in the US. It seems that the band have returned to their winning formula of the late 90's and early 00's, focusing on the American roots producing symphonic psychedelic sound which could easily be treated as future Americana. The songs reveal a strong sense of melody by being freaky and tendering at the same time. There is also a drug connotation throughout the songs on the album, bringing the acid and psychedelic in front. Out of the seven songs which were released as singles, the outstanding are certainly "Will You Return", "Flowers of Neptune'' and "You N Me Sellin' Weed".
What's Your Pleasure? is Jessie Ware's fourth studio album, released through PMR. The album includes 12 tracks out of which half of the songs were also released as singles. Overall this is a very uncomplicated, joyful and passionate electronic, dance album with a festival of sub genres and influences from all decades which flow into a nice cohesive package. At the same time the album marks Ware's return to her roots and moving away from the soul melancholy of the previous album. This album might not have been released in perfect timing, in the year of COVID-19 pandemic when all dance floors are sealed, still it feels like a time machine and a trip to better times with, a great staying power. Favorite tracks: “Spotlight”, “The Kill” and “Remember Where You Are”.
03. Porridge Radio - Every Bad [Secretly Canadian]
Porridge Radio is among the best newcomers this year and at the same time probably the best female fronted indie band in 2020. Every Bad is their second album and the first one on a big record label. Released through Secretly Canadian, the album contains eleven tracks, where each of the songs seems to be an interesting chamber of elements that harmonize with each other. In addition to the indie elements there is noise but it does not get too loud, there are synth accents, but it does not get too electronic. There is also a great emotional range to the lead singer’s voice which plays perfectly with all rhythm sections. Favorite tracks: “Born Confused”, “Sweet”, “Long”, and “Circling”.
04. Fleet Foxes - Shore [Anti-]
Fleet Foxes released their fourth studio album Shore in Fall this year. It was quite a surprise release for an album whose writing and recording started in 2018/2019 respectively, to be released only one day after the announcement. Beautiful as ever, bright, complex and accessible, this is how I would describe this nearly solo effort by the singer/songwriter Robin Pecknold. There is an autumn feel throughout the album and the feel of closing oneself in the deep drift away against the existential worry of 2020. It is the same vein as their debut album, the finest range from baroque pop to the 60’s spacey folk. Favorite tracks: “Shore”, “Sunblind” and “Maestranza”.
05. Linea Aspera - LP II [self released]
Linea Aspera has surprised us all this year with the reunion and the release of a brand second album which comes eight years after their debut album release. The duo Alison Lewis and Ryan Ambridge split after the debut album release but never really stopped making music, moreover continued exploring new dimensions and grounds with their solo projects. Their second album comes with a similar recipe of songs as their debut but even more perfected and crafted. LPII is dark, scientific and emotional with great analogue production against Lewis' intense vocal delivery. Different from 2012, when Minimal Wave and Synth pop were closer to mainstream, this year this record feels more like a loner in its genre and certainly the best Minimal Wave album of 2020. Track highlights: “Solar Flare”, “Equilibrium” and “Entanglement”.
06. Protomartyr - Ultimate Success Today [Domino]
The Detroit based Protomartyr released their fifth studio album Ultimate Success Today this year, their second Domino release following the critically acclaimed Relatives in Descent. Using the Post-punk as foundation for their sound the band continues to deliver good quality production songs feeding in the misfortunes of the modern world like sadness, anger and aggression. Even though the themes might be sinister and dark, the band manages to deliver quite an involving sound with guitars that shine on. The input of the session musicians on saxophone and clarinet even more contribute to the diversity of sound. Even though this record was recorded before 2020, it is probably the loudest and most fitting album to the COVID 20 soundtrack.
07. Groove Armada - Edge of the Horizon [BMG Rights Management]
The duo has released their ninth studio album this year. Edge of the Horizon comes as a 10 years anniversary to Black Light which was also our Album of the Year in 2010. It seems that the band has decided once again to leave the club friendly tech house behind and to grant us with another great synth pop album. This also pretty much goes back to the 80’s taking some influences from the hiNrg and early Italo disco underground styles. Similar as on Black Light, this album features an interesting array of collaborations which completes the overall good LP experience. The album features the hit singles “Get Out on the Dancefloor” and “Love 4 Now”, but probably the stand out is the title track "Edge of the Horizon".
08. The Killers - Imploding the Mirage [Island / Virgin EMI]
The Killers released their sixth studio album Imploding The Mirage this year and with this record they have returned to our radar for the first time since Sam’s Town. This new album brings some changes both in the line up and in the music style, trafficking in Americana, catchy synth hooks and the Springsteen influence all together. It deals pretty well with every day themes and the pop-heartland-epic input makes it quite accessible. The album also features some interesting collaborations including k. d. lang, Weyes Blood, Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac) and Adam Granduciel (The War on Drugs). Four singles were released from the album including the catchy the “My Own’s Soul Warning”.
09. Working Men’s Club - Working Men’s Club [Heavenly]
Working Men’s Club is among the best newcomers in 2020 and also one of the best debut albums in this year. The band actually started releasing singles in 2019 with a different line up and this year brought the change in lineup and the sound perspective and the band adopted more electronic influences including shades of the early 80’s underground synthpop and early 90’s alternative dance. The record’s dynamic course is kept by the raving energy, a synth-guitar criss cross against the industrial lead. The outstanding tracks are of course the first single “Valley”, “Tomorrow” and “Angel".
10. Cindy - I’m Cindy [World of Paint]
With I’m Cindy, we enter the DIY territory and home base of the producer Palbomen II who started recording music around 2015. Focused on the fictional character Cindy Savalas portrayed by the actress Blue LoLãn, he recorded around thirty pieces in his home studio in Belgium in 2019 and some of them were even picked for the Memories of Cindy release. This album is set in a cold and dark synth pop setting and through out the 13 tracks, it explores different episodes in the life of Cindy Savalis where she sings about her mom, her boyfriend Justin, her cat and other personal sides of her life. Stand out tracks: “Boy Friend”, “Never Let Me Go” and “2Y and 6M”.
11. Nation of Language - Introduction, Presence [Not on Label]
12. Coldbeat - Mother [DFA]
13. Kleerup - 2 [U, OK]
14. Active Child - In Another Life [Sony Masterworks]
15. The Orelles - Disco Volador [Heavenly]
16. Perfume Genious - Set My Heart on Fire Immediately [Matador]
17. The Strokes - The New Abnormal [Cult]
18. Riki - Riki [Dais]
19. Doves - The Universal Want [Virgin]
20. Tame Impala - The Slow Rush [Modular]
21. Georgia - Seeking Thrills [Domino]
22. Muzz - Muzz [Matador]
23. I Break Horses - Warnings [Bella Union]
24. Alice Boman - Dream on [Adrian]
25. Of Montreal - Ur Fun [Polyvinyl]
November Singles Round up
We have almost reached the end of 2020 and this is the last Singles Round up for this year, highlighting with Yves Tumor's single "Kerosene" for which the video was directed by Ssion aka Cody Critcheloe.
Fiona Apple - Shameika
Lana Del Rey - Summertime
Nairod Yarg - Trophy
Bleachers - Chinatown ft. Bruce Springsteen
breathe. - Home
Angelo de Augustine - Blue
Nilüfer Yanya - Crash
The Strokes - The Adults Are Talking
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