365 Albums In 365 Days

[Benjamin]

Superfast Jellyfish is my favourite from the album, followed by Melancholy Hill. Like I say I enjoy most of it, but from a full album perspective it doesn't work at all.

Okay, wow, I think I really like that album, because as soon as I read your post I can remember how both these songs go, and I really love both of 'em. I'm really a sucker for bad music, though.

1. Inside Llewyn Davis OST
2. The Killers - Direct Hits
3. Green Day - Bullet in a Bible
4. Pet Shop Boys - Yes
5. Ray Charles - Genius Loves Company
6. Taylor Swift - Speak Now
7. Foster the People - Supermodel

Don't think there'd be many FtP fans here, but if you do, Supermodel is so good you guys. Coming of Age and Tabloid Super Junkie is so much fun, love 'em both. After I finished listening to it, I played Tabloid Super Junkie like 4 times in a row.

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Foster the People are great. Was slightly disappointed by them live but they have some really good songs, Houdini and Coming of Age especially.

[John Stones' Paint Trophy]

1. Cunninlynguists - Strange Journey Vol.3 (8/10/14)

2. Milo - a toothpaste suburb

3. Doves - Lost Sides

4. Ty Segall - Manipulator (9/10/14)

5. Darren Korb - Transistor

6. The Shins - Wincing the Night Away

7. Timbre Timbre - Hot Dreams

8. The Soundcarriers - Entropicalia (10/10/14)

9. Blues Pills - Live at Rockapalast EP (11/10/14)

10. Blues Pills - S/T

11. Elle Milano - Acres of Dead Space Cadets

12. Radio Moscow - Magical Dirt

13. Aphex Twin - Syro (12/10/14)

Syro is absolutely great. Obviously not quite as ahead of its time as his early stuff was but it's still exemplary dance music from a master.

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1. Cavalier Youth by You Me At Six

2. Vessel by Twenty One Pilots

3. Contra by Vampire Weekend

4. Blood Red Shoes (Self titled album)

5. Spreading Rumours by Grouplove

6. Kerrang! does American Idiot by Various Artists

7. Electogram by Vinyl Theatre

8. Hesitant Alien by Gerard Way

9. Royal Blood by Royal Blood

10. The Bones of What you Believe by Chvrches

11. Plastic Beach by Gorillaz

12. So Long, See You Tomorrow by Bombay Bicycle Club

13. A Different Kind of Fix by Bombay Bicycle Club

Both are really good albums, can't believe I've only recently started listening to them! Personally prefer "So Long, See you Tomorrow," and "Whenever, Wherever" is all kinds of awesome.

[Gorka]

1. Arcade Fire - Reflektor

2. Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West

3. Bombay Bicycle Club - So Long, See You Tomorrow

4. Gorillaz - Demon Days

5. Eagles of Death Metal - Heart On

6. Lorde - Pure Heroine

7. Daft Punk - Random Access Memories

8. Gnarls Barkley - St. Elsewhere

9. Childish Gambino - Because the Internet

10. Half-Japanese - Overjoyed

11. Mimicking Birds - Eons

12. Blonde Redhead - Barragan

13. Arctic Monkeys - Humbug

14. Alt-J - This is All Yours

15. Cage the Elephant - Thank You Happy Birthday

16. Wax Fang - La La Land

17. Royal Blood - Royal Blood

18. Hozier - Hozier

19. Johnny Marr - Playland

20. Weezer - Everything Will Be All Right in the End

21. Warpaint - Warpaint

22. Gorillaz - Plastic Beach

23. Catfish and the Bottlemen - Balcony

24. Gary Clark Jr - Gary Clark Jr

The self-titled album is probably just better than "The Fool", there's some great tracks on this album and it really picks up after the third track. I cannot wait to see Warpaint improve in the future. Plastic Beach is a weak album, I remember being so hyped for it and then it was a disappointment. Cloud of Unknowing is an underrated tune, probably my favourite outside of the singles. Balcony is a decent debut, I don't feel the songs are all that different but it's a solid album. Gary Clark Jr was decent too, I like my blues rock.

[Roster Depth Sicko No. 2]

1. 'Royal Blood' by Royal Blood

2. 'Amaryllis' by Shinedown

3. 'The Hunting Party' by Linkin Park

4. 'Save Rock and Roll' by Fall Out Boy

5. 'City of Evil' by Avenged Sevenfold

6. 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum' by Kasabian

7. 'This Is War' by Thirty Seconds to Mars

8. 'Uno!' by Green Day

9. 'Dos!' by Green Day

10. 'Tre!' by Green Day

11. 'American Idiot' by Green Day

12. 'Lateralus' by Tool

13. 'Velociraptor' by Kasabian

14. 'A Thousand Suns' by Linkin Park

15. 'Avenged Sevenfold' by Avenged Sevenfold

16. 'All This Bad Blood' by Bastille

17. 'Only Revolutions' by Biffy Clyro

18. 'Infinity on High' by Fall Out Boy

19. 'Pure Heroine' by Lorde

20. 'The Seldom Seen Kid' by Elbow

21. 'Collision Course' by Linkin Park & Jay-Z

22. 'Time to Burn' by Taking Dawn

23. 'The Rising Tied' by Fort Minor

24. '48:13' by Kasabian

25. 'An Awesome Wave' by Alt-J

26. 'Nightmare' by Avenged Sevenfold

27. 'Hail to the King' by Avenged Sevenfold

28. 'X' by Ed Sheeran - My girlfriend's contribution to the list. If the list so far was any indication, pop isn't really my thing, but I will admit to liking this album very much. Worth a listen.

29. 'Songs of Innocence' by U2 - Apple's contribution to the list, the bastards. Figured I'd give it a go. Wish I hadn't. Fuck Bono.

30. 'For Lack of a Better Word' by Munkinpure - I bought this album after seeing them do a local gig my mate was playing. They aren't bad, but they were better live in my opinion.

[Tyrone]

1. Brown Sugar - D'Angelo (Oct 6th)
2. Aquarius - Tinashe (Oct 6th)
3. The Score - Fugees (Oct 6th)
4. Turn Blue - The Black Keys (Oct 6th)

5. X - Chris Brown (Oct 7th)

6. Pure Heroine - Lorde (Oct 7th)

7. Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy (Oct 7th)

8. Internal Affairs - Pharoahe Monch (Oct 8th)

9. Pastel Blues - Nina Simone (Oct 8th)

10. (Self-titled) - Mýa (Oct 8th)

11. Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever - Logic (Oct 8th)

12. Searching Sylvan - QuEST (Oct 9th)

13. Dah Shinin' - Smif-n-Wessun (Oct 10th)

14. (Self-titled) - XXYYXX (Oct 10th)

15. The Cross of Changes - Enigma (Oct 10th)

16. The Carnival - Wyclef Jean (Oct 11th)

17. Brothers - The Black Keys (Oct 12th)

18. El Camino - The Black Keys (Oct 12th)

Turn Blue really got me interested in The Black Keys. Also heard Everlasting Light on the NBA 2K15 soundtrack. Love the production by Danger Mouse. Very psychedelic and funky. Not what I anticipated. Definitely worth a listen.

Edited October 13, 2014 by Tyrone

[Benji]

365 Albums in 365 Days

1. 'From Here to Now to You' by Jack Johnson (3rd October 2014)

2. 'V' by Maroon 5 (3rd October 2014)

3. 'Uno!' by Green Day (4th October 2014)

4. '... Like Clockwork' by Queens of the Stone Age (4th October 2014)

5. 'Let Them Talk' by Hugh Laurie (5th October 2014)

6. 'Most Messed Up' by Old 97s (5th October 2014)

7. 'Royal Blood' by Royal Blood (5th October 2014)

8. 'Cheek To Cheek' by Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett (5th October 2014)

9. 'Pure Heroine' by Lorde (6th October 2014)

10. 'Resurrection' by New Found Glory (7th October 2014)

11. 'The Hunting Party' by Linkin Park (8th October 2014)

12. 'Dos!' by Green Day (9th October 2014)

13. 'Run The Jewels' by Run The Jewels (10th October 2014)

14. 'Warrior's Code' by Dropkick Murphys (10th October 2014)

15. 'Kind of Blue' by Miles Davis (11th October 2014)

16. 'Neon Icon' by RiFF RAFF (11th October 2014)

17. 'Save Rock & Roll' by Fall Out Boy (12th October 2014)

18. 'Lars Attacks!' by MC Lars (12th October 2014)

I'll be honest, I expected nothing from 'Neon Icon'. I remembered seeing this weird looking dude going to an awards ceremony with Katy Perry and some people defending him saying he's a nice guy, so I decided to check him out. It is bad... but in an intentional way. RiFF RAFF is so fucking weird, there's stuff on here I didn't expect mixed in with his rap, there's a freaking country song mixed right into the middle of the entire thing. It's an album that doesn't take itself seriously at any point, and whilst it's not anything I'd suggest to a friend, it's not actually downright bad, even having a few moments of weird genius.

'Save Rock & Roll' was good - starts off strong, drops off quite steeply, but recovers by the end. Standard FOB fare, but the final titular track is by far the best the album has.

'Lars Attacks' is probably Lars' worst album overall, but it ends incredibly strongly, I think the last four or so tracks were tremendous, with 'The Giving Tree' being particularly enjoyable.

[Dang117]

1.) Royal Blood by Royal Blood.

2.) Concrete Love by The Courteeners.

3.) Satellite Flight: The Journey To Mother Moon by Kid Cudi.

4.) Great Divide by Twin Atlantic.

5.) So Long, See You Tomorrow by Bombay Bicycle Club.

6.) Inside In Inside Out by The Kooks.

7.) Jesus Piece by The Game.

8.) Life Live Living by Example.

9.) Come Of Age by The Vaccines.

10.) The Art Of Peer Pressure by Kendrick Lamar.

11.) X by Ed Sheeran,

12.) No Sound Without Silence by The Script.

13.) Common Courtesy by A Day To Remember.

14.) Do You Wanna Start A War by Fozzy.

15.) Magna Carta...Holy Grail by Jay Z.

16.) Hesitant Alien by Gerard Way.

17.) The Balcony by Catfish and The Bottlemen.

18.) Everybody Wants To Be On TV by Scouting For Girls.

19.) Growing Up In Public by Professor Green.

20.) Roaring 20's by Rizzle Kicks.

21.) Stone Roses by The Stone Roses.

22.) No Mercy by T.I.

[Benjamin]

1. Inside Llewyn Davis OST
2. The Killers - Direct Hits
3. Green Day - Bullet in a Bible
4. Pet Shop Boys - Yes
5. Ray Charles - Genius Loves Company
6. Taylor Swift - Speak Now
7. Foster the People - Supermodel
8. Foster the People - Torches

After listening to Supermodel yesterday, just wanted to listen to Torches again. It is so good.

[John Stones' Paint Trophy]

1. Cunninlynguists - Strange Journey Vol.3 (8/10/14)

2. Milo - a toothpaste suburb

3. Doves - Lost Sides

4. Ty Segall - Manipulator (9/10/14)

5. Darren Korb - Transistor

6. The Shins - Wincing the Night Away

7. Timbre Timbre - Hot Dreams

8. The Soundcarriers - Entropicalia (10/10/14)

9. Blues Pills - Live at Rockapalast EP (11/10/14)

10. Blues Pills - S/T

11. Elle Milano - Acres of Dead Space Cadets

12. Radio Moscow - Magical Dirt

13. Aphex Twin - Syro (12/10/14)

14. Owen Pallett - In Conflict (13/10/14)

15. Irma Thomas - Wish Someone Would Care

16. Sufjan Stevens - Age of Adz

The Owen Pallett album is decent chamber pop, with some nice electronic touches but not much in the way of solid hooks. At least not on first listen. He reminds me of someone vocally but there's no chance that I can recall who it is now. Irma Thomas is soul from 1964 and it's amazing; perfect soul songwriting and her voice is immaculate on each track and can bounce from ballads to blues to energetic numbers with no problem at all. After all of the Owen Pallet, i had a hankering for Sufjan Stevens and Age of Adz is still as ridiculous a listen as it was 4 years ago. I saw him play the songs from it live and it was one of the biggest assault on my senses I'd ever experienced but good fun all the same. Part of me hopes it's his last album.

[Roster Depth Sicko No. 2]

1. 'Royal Blood' by Royal Blood

2. 'Amaryllis' by Shinedown

3. 'The Hunting Party' by Linkin Park

4. 'Save Rock and Roll' by Fall Out Boy

5. 'City of Evil' by Avenged Sevenfold

6. 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum' by Kasabian

7. 'This Is War' by Thirty Seconds to Mars

8. 'Uno!' by Green Day

9. 'Dos!' by Green Day

10. 'Tre!' by Green Day

11. 'American Idiot' by Green Day

12. 'Lateralus' by Tool

13. 'Velociraptor' by Kasabian

14. 'A Thousand Suns' by Linkin Park

15. 'Avenged Sevenfold' by Avenged Sevenfold

16. 'All This Bad Blood' by Bastille

17. 'Only Revolutions' by Biffy Clyro

18. 'Infinity on High' by Fall Out Boy

19. 'Pure Heroine' by Lorde

20. 'The Seldom Seen Kid' by Elbow

21. 'Collision Course' by Linkin Park & Jay-Z

22. 'Time to Burn' by Taking Dawn

23. 'The Rising Tied' by Fort Minor

24. '48:13' by Kasabian

25. 'An Awesome Wave' by Alt-J

26. 'Nightmare' by Avenged Sevenfold

27. 'Hail to the King' by Avenged Sevenfold

28. 'X' by Ed Sheeran

29. 'Songs of Innocence' by U2

30. 'For Lack of a Better Word' by Munkinpure

31. 'King of the Corner/Warriors' by Coco & The Butterfields - Listed two here as its a pair of short EPs rather than an album. I love it. It's folky, country pop and it's delightful. Scarecrow, Five Bells and Warriors are the tracks I'd recommend, and they did an entertaining mash-up cover of Flo Rida's Low and Jay-Z's Encore. They're also awesome because they use a beat boxer rather than a drummer, which is cool.

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1. Cavalier Youth by You Me At Six

2. Vessel by Twenty One Pilots

3. Contra by Vampire Weekend

4. Blood Red Shoes (Self titled album)

5. Spreading Rumours by Grouplove

6. Kerrang! does American Idiot by Various Artists

7. Electogram by Vinyl Theatre

8. Hesitant Alien by Gerard Way

9. Royal Blood by Royal Blood

10. The Bones of What you Believe by Chvrches

11. Plastic Beach by Gorillaz

12. So Long, See You Tomorrow by Bombay Bicycle Club

13. A Different Kind of Fix by Bombay Bicycle Club

14. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds- With word of a second album coming out, figured I'd give this a listen. Have never listened through it all before but it turns out I've heard all of the songs bar one anyways. I like it, "What a Life" and "Everybody's on the Run" especially.

[Tyrone]

1. Brown Sugar - D'Angelo (Oct 6th)
2. Aquarius - Tinashe (Oct 6th)
3. The Score - Fugees (Oct 6th)
4. Turn Blue - The Black Keys (Oct 6th)

5. X - Chris Brown (Oct 7th)

6. Pure Heroine - Lorde (Oct 7th)

7. Fear of a Black Planet - Public Enemy (Oct 7th)

8. Internal Affairs - Pharoahe Monch (Oct 8th)

9. Pastel Blues - Nina Simone (Oct 8th)

10. (Self-titled) - Mýa (Oct 8th)

11. Young Sinatra: Welcome to Forever - Logic (Oct 8th)

12. Searching Sylvan - QuEST (Oct 9th)

13. Dah Shinin' - Smif-n-Wessun (Oct 10th)

14. (Self-titled) - XXYYXX (Oct 10th)

15. The Cross of Changes - Enigma (Oct 10th)

16. The Carnival - Wyclef Jean (Oct 11th)

17. Brothers - The Black Keys (Oct 12th)

18. El Camino - The Black Keys (Oct 12th)

19. BBNG - BADBADNOTGOOD (Oct 13th)

20. Neon Icon - RiFF RAFF (Oct 13th)

First time listening to BADBADNOTGOOD. Pretty good jazzy stuff. Not what I expected. Going to look for their other 2 albums. Neon Icon was... excellent. Jody Highroller needs to grace us with more music soon.

[John Stones' Paint Trophy]

1. Cunninlynguists - Strange Journey Vol.3 (8/10/14)

2. Milo - a toothpaste suburb

3. Doves - Lost Sides

4. Ty Segall - Manipulator (9/10/14)

5. Darren Korb - Transistor

6. The Shins - Wincing the Night Away

7. Timbre Timbre - Hot Dreams

8. The Soundcarriers - Entropicalia (10/10/14)

9. Blues Pills - Live at Rockapalast EP (11/10/14)

10. Blues Pills - S/T

11. Elle Milano - Acres of Dead Space Cadets

12. Radio Moscow - Magical Dirt

13. Aphex Twin - Syro (12/10/14)

14. Owen Pallett - In Conflict (13/10/14)

15. Irma Thomas - Wish Someone Would Care

16. Sufjan Stevens - Age of Adz

17. The Weeknd - House of Balloons

18 - Sebadoh - Bakesale

Decided to squeeze a couple more in as I was writing and doing some housework. House of Balloons is one of my favourite releases from this current decade and its filthy atmosphere still holds up really strong. I think his most immediate moments of brilliance are on this; the harsh transition in "House of Balloons/Glass Table Girls" and the Beach House sample in "Loft Music" Sebadoh are awesome and you should hear them if you like guitar music at all. Listen with headphones to hear the bass playing because it really keeps everything moving at a break-neck pace.

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1. Cavalier Youth by You Me At Six

2. Vessel by Twenty One Pilots

3. Contra by Vampire Weekend

4. Blood Red Shoes (Self titled album)

5. Spreading Rumours by Grouplove

6. Kerrang! does American Idiot by Various Artists

7. Electogram by Vinyl Theatre

8. Hesitant Alien by Gerard Way

9. Royal Blood by Royal Blood

10. The Bones of What you Believe by Chvrches

11. Plastic Beach by Gorillaz

12. So Long, See You Tomorrow by Bombay Bicycle Club

13. A Different Kind of Fix by Bombay Bicycle Club

14. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds

15. The Heist by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis- So I became a fan of Macklemore after he was real good at Reading so figured I'd listen to his whole album. It's quite a long album and I found myself getting a bit bored by the end. The best songs are the obvious ones like "Can't hold us," but "White Walls" and "Welcome to the Heist" are also good shouts. Not a bad album, but I think Macklemore are better suited to live performances.

As an aside, I really dig Never Been In Love by Cobra Starship ft. Icona Pop. Hopefully it means a new Cobra Starship album is on the way.

[Benji]

365 Albums in 365 Days

1. 'From Here to Now to You' by Jack Johnson (3rd October 2014)

2. 'V' by Maroon 5 (3rd October 2014)

3. 'Uno!' by Green Day (4th October 2014)

4. '... Like Clockwork' by Queens of the Stone Age (4th October 2014)

5. 'Let Them Talk' by Hugh Laurie (5th October 2014)

6. 'Most Messed Up' by Old 97s (5th October 2014)

7. 'Royal Blood' by Royal Blood (5th October 2014)

8. 'Cheek To Cheek' by Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett (5th October 2014)

9. 'Pure Heroine' by Lorde (6th October 2014)

10. 'Resurrection' by New Found Glory (7th October 2014)

11. 'The Hunting Party' by Linkin Park (8th October 2014)

12. 'Dos!' by Green Day (9th October 2014)

13. 'Run The Jewels' by Run The Jewels (10th October 2014)

14. 'Warrior's Code' by Dropkick Murphys (10th October 2014)

15. 'Kind of Blue' by Miles Davis (11th October 2014)

16. 'Neon Icon' by RiFF RAFF (11th October 2014)

17. 'Save Rock & Roll' by Fall Out Boy (12th October 2014)

18. 'Lars Attacks!' by MC Lars (12th October 2014)

19. 'Relapse' by Eminem (13th October 2014)

20. 'Recovery' by Eminem (13th October 2014)

Catching up on more albums, Relapse was a massive let down. Honestly I think I found about three tracks on the album I liked, and only one I actually loved, and considering I tend to like about 80% of songs on Eminem's albums that's an impressive fail rate. Conceptually it makes sense that the album feels like your senses are being dulled, I'm just not sure that was the intention. 'Underground' was the great track, whilst 'Crack The Bottle' and I believe it was 'Same Old Song and Dance' was the other one.

Recovery on the other hand was a corker, and right back to form. Felt bizarre having no skits on the album, but it's not really a big loss. 'Not Afraid', 'Going Through Changes', 'Love The Way You Lie' and 'So Bad' are the highlight tracks, but it's overall more than on target for that 80% success rate mentioned before.

[New Damage]

1. The 59 Sound, The Gaslight Anthem (going home, Thursday)

2. The 59 Sound, The Gaslight Anthem (to work)

3. Get Hurt, The Gaslight Anthem (going home)

4. The 59 Sound, The Gaslight Anthem (Today, at home) - 4/10/14

5. Because the Internet, Childish Gambino

6. Facelift, Alice in Chains

7. Sap (EP), Alice in Chains

8. Racecar is Racecar Backwards, Reuben (going to work)

9. Racecar is Racecar Backwards, Reuben (going home, decided to listen again as I didn't quite make it to the end in the morning)

10. EP, Childish Gambino

11. Culdesac, Childish Gambino

12. Gentlemen, Afghan Whigs

13. Royal Blood, Royal Blood

14. Black Gives Way to Blue, Alice in Chains

15. Old Crows/Young Cardinals, Alexisonfire

16. Crisis, Alexisonfire

17. Born in the USA, Bruce Springsteen

18. Nevermind, Nirvana

19. Bleach, Nirvana

[Roster Depth Sicko No. 2]

1. '

Royal Blood' by Royal Blood

2. 'Amaryllis' by Shinedown

3. 'The Hunting Party' by Linkin Park

4. 'Save Rock and Roll' by Fall Out Boy

5. 'City of Evil' by Avenged Sevenfold

6. 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum' by Kasabian

7. 'This Is War' by Thirty Seconds to Mars

8. 'Uno!' by Green Day

9. 'Dos!' by Green Day

10. 'Tre!' by Green Day

11. 'American Idiot' by Green Day

12. 'Lateralus' by Tool

13. 'Velociraptor' by Kasabian

14. 'A Thousand Suns' by Linkin Park

15. 'Avenged Sevenfold' by Avenged Sevenfold

16. 'All This Bad Blood' by Bastille

17. 'Only Revolutions' by Biffy Clyro

18. 'Infinity on High' by Fall Out Boy

19. 'Pure Heroine' by Lorde

20. 'The Seldom Seen Kid' by Elbow

21. 'Collision Course' by Linkin Park & Jay-Z

22. 'Time to Burn' by Taking Dawn

23. 'The Rising Tied' by Fort Minor

24. '48:13' by Kasabian

25. 'An Awesome Wave' by Alt-J

26. 'Nightmare' by Avenged Sevenfold

27. 'Hail to the King' by Avenged Sevenfold

28. 'X' by Ed Sheeran

29. 'Songs of Innocence' by U2

30. 'For Lack of a Better Word' by Munkinpure

31. 'King of the Corner/Warriors' by Coco & The Butterfields

32. 'Babel' by Mumford & Sons - I really liked this, after not being too fussed on the band previously. A few great songs which will get frequent plays in the future like Lover of the Light and Babel. Would definitely recommend giving it a try.

EDIT:

I fully expect I'll have this finished by, like, February

Not that anyone else will care, but I've done some maths and at my current pace of doing this, I should be finished on the 5th or 6th of February, so I totally called it

[John Stones' Paint Trophy]

1. Cunninlynguists - Strange Journey Vol.3 (8/10/14)

2. Milo - a toothpaste suburb

3. Doves - Lost Sides

4. Ty Segall - Manipulator (9/10/14)

5. Darren Korb - Transistor

6. The Shins - Wincing the Night Away

7. Timbre Timbre - Hot Dreams

8. The Soundcarriers - Entropicalia (10/10/14)

9. Blues Pills - Live at Rockapalast EP (11/10/14)

10. Blues Pills - S/T

11. Elle Milano - Acres of Dead Space Cadets

12. Radio Moscow - Magical Dirt

13. Aphex Twin - Syro (12/10/14)

14. Owen Pallett - In Conflict (13/10/14)

15. Irma Thomas - Wish Someone Would Care

16. Sufjan Stevens - Age of Adz

17. The Weeknd - House of Balloons

18 - Sebadoh - Bakesale

19. Ganggajang - s/t

Australian 80s pop today and basically everything you'd expect from that sentence. "Gimme Some Lovin" is a great single.