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Yeah but you're satisfied with End Hits so idk what to say.

I love when we agree on stuff... it's just so rare...

All Fugazi albums are worth hearing. Worth owning, even.

Ha, I'm watching the DC punk documentary as we speak.

There's absolutely no way I could ever pick a fave of theirs, but I do view their records as having a really fucking amazing chronology of growth and improvement. Steady Diet could be my favorite because for whatever reason it's the first one I bought when I was like 13. Then again, there are times when I listen to The Argument and wonder if it could be my fave. Full Disclosure? Fucking come on. All I know is that I really couldn't say a bad thing about any of it. I can think of few bands that mean more to me musically and personally.

Don't forget Epic Problem!

But yes, full disclosure is bangin

Fuck yes!

I can never narrow down a concise list of 10 or 20, so I always do the following. Guess I went down a bit of an electronic music rabbit hole this year.

50 new records I liked in 2015, in no particular order:

1. CFCF - The Colours of Life
2. Blur - The Magic Whip
3. Jade Statues - Executive Towers
4. Journeymann Trax - Smoke Tape
5. Shape Worship - A City Remembrancer
6. Body Boys - No Face
7. Chemotex - Thulsa EP
8. Time Wharp - S/T
9. Lower Dens - Escape from Evil
10. Heathered Pearls - Body Complex
11. Tribulation - The Children of the Night
12. Elder - Lore
13. Title Fight - Hyperview
14. Auscultation - L’étreinte Imaginaire
15. G.L.O.S.S. - DEMO
16. Hunee - Hunch Music
17. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly
18. Faith Healer - Cosmic Troubles
19. Anthony Naples - Body Pill
20. Eleventh Dream Day - Works for Tomorrow
21. Jim O’Rourke - Simple Songs
22. Dave Heumann - Here in the Deep
23. Lakker - Tundra
24. Deerhunter - Fading Frontier
25. The Amazing - Picture You
26. Jack J - Thirstin’
27. Four Tet - Morning / Evening
28. Thundercat - The Beyond / Where the Giants Roam
29. Fuzz - II
30. Torche - Restarter
31. Vattnet Viskar - Settler
32. Project Pablo - I Want to Believe
33. Tame Impala - Currents
34. Car Seat Headrest - Teens of Style
35. Floating Points - Elaenia
36. Bully - Feels Like
37. Oneohtrix Point Never - Garden of Delete
38. Botany - Dimming Awe, The Light is Raw
39. Dornik - S/T
40. The Internet - Ego Death
41. Glassine - No Stairway
42. Gwilym Gold - A Paradise
43. Dungen - Allas Sak
44. André Bratten - Gode
45. Dick Diver - Melbourne, Florida
46. Beauty Pill - Describes Things As They Are
47. Savant - Artificial Dance (Compilation)
48. Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Multi-Love
49. Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats - Night Creeper
50. Monolord - Vaenir

Bonus - 2014 records I came across late:
Leon Vynehall - Music for the Uninvited
Doug Tuttle - S/T
Twin Peaks - Wild Onion
Blake Mills - Heigh Ho
Mondo Drag - S/T

You liked the new Torche? ewwwww

Protomartyr - The Agent Intellect
Ought - Sun Coming Down
Shopping - Why Choose
Girl Band - Holding Hands With Jamie
Leapling - Vacant Page
No Spill Blood - Heavy Electricity
Pile - You're Better Than This

Inconuucl wrote:You liked the new Torche? ewwwww

I did! Not a fan? I liked it better than Harmonicraft.

Great list, popvulture.

Thanks man! Always fun to look back—my tastes are pretty ADD, so the end of year review's good timez for me. I'm sure there's tons of shit I forgot.

Much less metal this year. Weird.

I can't even begin to think of a list of old shit / reissues. Way too much.

popvulture wrote:

Inconuucl wrote:You liked the new Torche? ewwwww

I did! Not a fan? I liked it better than Harmonicraft.

I loved harmonicraft, but this one melted and I was never ever to get through to it without turning off. I'll try to give it a spin again sometime soon.

I didn't dislike Harmonicraft—they're just one of those bands whose heavier/less melodic material sounds better to me (despite the fact that I love melodic stuff probably most of the time). Same goes for Baroness.