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Albums :
Animal Collective : Merriweather Post Pavilion
+ Fall be kind (Domino)

Dam-Funk : Toeachizown (édition digitale,Stones Throw)
Broadcast and The Focus Group : investigate witch cults of the radio age (Warp)
HEALTH : Get color (Lovepump United/City Slang)
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart : The pains of being pure at heart
+ Higher than the stars (Slumberland/Fortuna pop)
Tyondai Braxton : Central market (Warp)
Black Dice : Repo (Paw tracks)
Nosaj Thing : Drift (Alpha Pup)
Excepter : Black beach (Paw Tracks)
Carlos Nino & Friends : High with a little help from (Kindred Spirits)

12", 10",..:
Floating Points : K&G beat (Planet Mu)
Flying Lotus : L.A. EP 3 X 3 (Warp)
Kode9 : Black Sun (Hyperdub)
Joker/2000F & J Kamata : Digidesign (Hyperdub)
the Gaslamp Killer : My troubled mind (Brainfeeder)

Rééditions, compilations,..:
Edward Williams : Life on Earth (BBC/Trunk)
Various : WARP20 Boxset
François de Roubaix : L'Antarctique (WéMè)

Concert :
Gang Gang Dance @ Kilbi festival, Düdingen (CH), 29 mai 2009

Playlist:

Shift - Depart
Efterklang & the Danish National Orchestra - Illuminant
Aarktica - A Plague Of Frost (In The Guise Of Diamonds)
Black Dice - Things Will Never Be the Same

Black Heart Procession + Solbakken - Dog Song
Azeda Booth - Pink And Lime
Ahna - the cult of one
Mongstt - Ism Spizz

Empress - Untitled Track
RDC - Live In Winnipeg
Microstoria - Griechenmarkt

Dead Machines - Untitled Track from Afternoon Electronics
Fuck Buttons - Surf Solar
Venetian Snares - Öngyilkos Vasarnap
Grischa Lichtenberger - 010_13_lv_3 sand ausheben

Stvn Wlsn - Abandonner (Danse Macabre Mix)
AGF/Delay - Connection
Kill The Lights - shy communist
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - 103

1 Broadcast & The Focus Group- Investigate Witch Cults of the Radio Age
2 Oneohtrix Point Never - Rifts
3 Bill Orcutt - A New Way To Pay Old Debts
4 Alasdair Roberts - Spoils
5 Sunn O))) - Monoliths & Dimensions
6 David Sylvian - Manafon
7 Group Doueh - Treeg Salaam
8 Jim O'Rourke - The Visitor
9 Ben Frost - By The Throat
10 King Midas Sound - Waiting For You
11 Harappian Night Recordings - Glorious Gongs of Hainuwele
12 Dirty Projectors - Bitte Orca
13 Shackleton - 3EPs
14 Sa-Ra Creative Partners - Nuclear Evolution: The Age of Love
15 AtomTM - Liedgut
16 Mordant Music - SyMpToMs
17 Masayuki Takayanagi - Archive 1
18 Matias Aguayo - Ay Ay Ay
19 Hecker - Acid In The Style Of David Tudor
20 William Basinski - 92982
21 The xx - xx
22 Flower-Corsano Duo - The Four Aims
23 Gary War - Horribles Parade
24 Courtis/Moore - Brokebox Juke
25 Leyland Kirby - Sadly The Future Is No Longer What It Was
26 Group Bombino - Guitars From Agadez Vol 2
27 Peter Evans - Nature/Culture
28 Kevin Drumm - Imperial Horizon
29 Dam Funk - Toeachizown
30 Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion
31 Pan Sonic & Keiji Haino - Shall I Download A Blackhole And Offer It To You?
32 Moritz von Oswald Trio- Vertical Ascent
33 MEV - MEV 40
34 Black Dice - Repo
35 Emeralds - What Happened
36 Position Normal - Position Normal
37 Belbury Poly- From An Ancient Star
38 Julie Tippetts & Martin Archer - Ghosts of Gold
39 Billy Bao - <ay 08
40 Sun Araw - Heavy Deeds
41 Richard Youngs - Under Stellar Stream
42 Subway - Subway II
43 Lionel Marchetti & Oliver Capparos - Equus
44 The Stooges - You Don't Want My Name You Want My Action
45 Eliane Radigue - Triptych
46 Fuck Buttoons- Tarot Sport
47 Glenn Jones - Barbecue Bob In Fishtown
48 Black to Comm - Alphabet 1968
49 Cold Cave - Love Comes Close
50 Hildur Gudnadottir- Without Sinking

15. St. Vincent - Actor
This woman knows how to write a pop song. Her voice is heavenly and those beats can't be beat. (hurr hurr) "Marrow" and "Actor Out Of Work" are rock-hard jams that make you wanna get up and dance, and "The Strangers" and "Save Me From What I Want" offer a more introspective pop experience.

14. Fuck Buttons - Tarot Sport
Now here's an album that took me a while to get into. I was initially hoping for another beat-driven noisefest like their earlier effort, Street Horrrsing, but I was pleasantly surprised at the symphonic electro style for which Fuck Buttons have taken a turn. "Olympians" and "The Lisbon Maru" are grandiose chord-driven constructions of electronics, and the opener "Surf Solar" is something that should be played in every club to get people sweatin'.

13. Circulatory System - Signal Morning
Now this is a Circulatory System I can get along with. This is far more immediate stuff than their self-titled debut, and it was worth the wait. It was a little annoying to retag all of the songs from it ("The Spinning Continuous" was totally a better name than "Round Again") but overall it doesn't detract from the experience. Elephant 6 will always hold a special place in my heart for their gorgeous psych-folk, and this album is no exception.

12. Fever Ray - Fever Ray
I've been a fan of The Knife for a few years now. Ever since their last album Silent Shout came out, I've been waiting for a worthy followup. Karin Dreijer Andersson has a voice unlike anything I've ever heard on this planet previously, and her songwriting is air-tight. This album creeps. It's like a creaky staircase. You're afraid to go further but you can't bear to imagine missing what's at the end.

11. Tyondai Braxton - Central Market
Tyondai Braxton is the vocalist for the recently-formed math rock supergroup known as Battles, and some of that style shows through here, but it becomes ever more obvious as this album goes along that Braxton is responsible for the grand scale of Battles' compositions. Some of this stuff could've been written by a classical composer or made for the coolest Disney movie of all time. There are bassoons, whistles, oboes, clarinets, and general orchestral tinkering galore. The centerpiece "Platinum Rows" is on a scale that few artists would dare to touch, and the more Battles-like "J. City" rocks your socks off.

10. Black Dice - Repo
Black Dice lives up to their reputation for making people scratch their heads yet again with REPO. The amount of random incomprehensible samples and noises are a Black Dice staple, but what makes this album different is its accessibility. Some of these songs are flat-out bangers, like opener "Nite Creme" and "La Cucaracha." Heavy beats galore, but in more of an actual song structure, which is new for Black Dice. I'm excited to see where they go next.

9. Dirty Projectors - Bitte Orca
Here's an artist I'd heard much about, but I'd never taken the time to get into them. Thanks to Bitte Orca, this is no longer an issue. From the opening notes of "Cannibal Resource" onward, I was hooked. Every song is rock-solid, thanks to writer Dave Longstreth and the glorious vocal interplay of Angel Deradoorian and Amber Coffman. "Stillness Is The Move" got a bunch of attention as the single, but I'd have to say my favorite tune on the album is "Remade Horizon." You can't beat that hocketing (the rhythmic chord-singing of Angel and Amber).

8. Volcano Choir - Unmap
Bon Iver never excited me much. The project has some pretty songwriting of course, but there isn't much diversity to be had. I underestimated Justin Vernon. He is far more versatile than I could have ever imagined. Unmap is worthy of a place in the top 10 of this year simply for how well it flows as a cohesive whole, if not just for the great songwriting. Songs range from the lilting "Island, IS" to the reimagining of Bon Iver's "Woods" known as "Still," which is one of the most beautiful moments on the album. The transition track "Cool Knowledge" was absolutely necessary as well. Ah-mmm ah-mmm ah-mmm...

7. No Age - Losing Feeling
Yes, an EP deserves a place in the top 10. Losing Feeling is a surprising change of pace for No Age. They seem to be delving more deeply into the soundscape-style shoegaze of My Bloody Valentine while at the same time staying true to their heritage of noise pop song structure that made them mainstays at The Smell. The slow build of the title track, and the return-to-form denouement "You're A Target" make the album begin and end on some of the highest notes of No Age's short career so far.

6. Wavves - Wavvves
RIP Nathan Williams, king of pop

5. Bygones - by-
Zach Hill never fails to deliver. This album, a collaboration with Nick Reinhart of Tera Melos, brings together Hill's penchant for musical experimentation with the melodic guitar interplay for which Reinhart was known to bring to Tera Melos, and the result is face-melting math rock with an ideal balance of quirky time signatures and get-in-your-head hooks and melodies. Hill's drumming is frenetic and airtight as ever, of course. The man plays with the capacity of four men who have been drinking Red Bull for 6 hours straight. "nu cringe" and "fool evolved" are top picks for their toe-tapping repetition and nice vocal lines delivered by Hill, and "up the shakes" is classic math-pop goodness featuring Reinhart on vocals.

4. HEALTH - Get Color
I had the privilege to see HEALTH live in September, and I must say I was absolutely blown away. It was by far the loudest set I've ever witnessed, and yet I heard every piece of it come together like a jigsaw puzzle. John's bass grinding and pedal noodling, BJ's rock-hard drumming, Jupiter's mood-swinging guitar work, and Jake's ghostly crooning and animalistic shrieking were all necessary components of the machine that is HEALTH. From the opening seconds of "In Heat," you know you're in for something loud. The volume never comes down until the very end with "In Violet." "Die Slow" is a contender for my top song of the year, with its rhythmic feedback loops and shredding power chords, and a perfect vocal delivery by Jake, but one song with which I was totally taken is "Death+." At first listen it seems like a strange loop experiment that doesn't go anywhere, but further listens become more and more rewarding and the tune gets into your head, dammit. Who needs melody all the way through to have a good time? Not me.

3. Animal Collective - Merriweather Post Pavilion
What can I say? It's Animal Collective. I'm only sad that I didn't see them live sooner, but in May of this year, I had that chance, and I took it. One of the best decisions I've made. This album has gotten lots of deserved attention. It may be a change of pace from the more avant-garde stylings of Sung Tongs or Feels, but here Avey Tare and Panda Bear show that their pop song writing skills are just as well-honed as their tendency toward drawn-out experimental jams (which are still present here in the forms of "In The Flowers" and "Daily Routine"). The Panda Bear-delivered vocal strains of "My Girls" are the sound that has defined college radio waves for the past year, and for good reason. It's a straightforward pop song that has one of the most beautiful progressions I have heard from the band. And who could forget "Brother Sport" with its tribal beat and rhythmic hooting delivered by Avey Tare? This album will definitely have a staying place in the band's history as their turning point into pop, but this is definitely not as bad a thing as some purists may suggest. They couldn't have stayed with "Covered In Frogs" forever.

2. Grizzly Bear - Veckatimest
There seems to be a trend with my top artists this year. Yes, I've also witnessed Grizzly Bear live in the past months, and I've got the three-eyed cat shirt to prove it. This band has obviously done their homework in the past couple of years. Since Yellow House, a gorgeous album of folk melodies in its own right, the band has found themselves with a stronger driving force in the writing abilities of Ed Droste and Daniel Rossen, each of whom have about equal time on Veckatimest to show off their chops. Rossen's work has come to the foreground (wink wink) even more now, largely due to the success of the single "While You Wait For The Others," which, like many of you, I heard for the first time on Late Night With Conan O'Brien. I had been looking forward to the studio version of this song for quite a while, and the band didn't fail to deliver. And then of course, there's "Two Weeks." Thank you for introducing me to this song, David Letterman. It'll always hold a special place in my soul. Other equally great moments on the album include "Dory" and "Ready, Able," but I have to give this album the song of the year: "Cheerleader." Never has Droste been in better form than with this song, and it's supported by glorious choral arrangements, backing vocals from Chris Taylor, and lead guitar from Rossen.

1. Dan Deacon - Bromst
Yes. I was one of the lucky few who got to see Dan Deacon perform with his ensemble, in one of the tiniest yet most well-known clubs in Minneapolis, the Triple Rock Social Club. How they all fit on that little stage was a mystery to me, but somehow it happened, and everyone had about 1.5 square feet of standing room amidst the jungle of wires. Dan himself had a sprained elbow from the night before in Kansas, so he brought his table o'electronics up onto the stage so as to escape the frenetic motion of the crowd. But man did he spend some time on this album. His previous effort, Spiderman of the Rings, made the top spot in my 2007 list, and for good reason, but I won't hesitate to say he's outdone himself since then. The man has classical compositional training, and it shows. This album plays like a symphony from start to finish. "Build Voice" does exactly that: it builds from a quiet whisper of vocal loops to a rollicking march, proceeding into this year's "The Crystal Cat," known as "Red F," a classic Deacon song if I've ever heard one. But the centerpiece of this album is no doubt the progression of "Snookered," "Of The Mountains," and "Surprise Stefani," three longform compositions, each of which are grandiose and beautiful for different reasons in their own respective rights. And thank the lord (Deacon) for "Woof Woof" and "Get Older," party-hard jams that will stay solid for years to come.

100.) The Streets - A Grand Don't Come Around for Free
99.) Dinosaur Jr. - Farm
98.) The Clientele - Suburban Light
97.) Kanye West - Late Registration
96.) Lindstrøm - Where You Go I Go Too
95.) The Strokes - Is this It?
94.) Fuck Buttons - Tarot Sport
93.) Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
92.) Liars- Drums Not Dead
91.) The Notwist - Neon Golden

90.) Spoon- Kill the Moonlight
89.) mia- Kala
88.) Fiery Furnaces - Blueberry Boat
87.) Boards of Canada - Geodaii
86.) The Rapture - Echoes
85.) Vivian Girls - Vivian Girls
84.) Belle and Sebastian - The Life Pursuit
83.) King Geedorah - Take Me To Your Leader
82.) The Shins - Chutes Too Narrow
81.) Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam

80.) Xiu Xiu - Fabulous Muscles
79.) The Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots
78.) Daft Punk - Discovery
77.) The Microphones - It Was Hot We Stayed In the Water
76.) The xx - xx
75.) M83- Saturdays = Youth
74.) The National - Boxer
73.) The Hold Steady - Separation Sunday
72.) Dan Deacon - Spiderman of the Rings
71.) Eminem- The Marshal Mathers Lp

70.) LCD Soundsystem - Sound of Silver
69.) The Streets - Original Pirate Material
68.) Destroyer - Destroyer's Rubies
67.) Antony and the Johnsons - I Am A Bird
66.) Yeah Yeah Yeahs - It's Blitz
65.) of Montreal - Satanic Panic in the Attic
64.) The White Stripes - Elephant
63.) The National - Alligator
62.) Ms. John Soda - No P. or D.
61.) Broken Social Scene - Broken Social Scene

60.) Atlas Sound - Let the Blind Lead Those Who Can See but Cannot Feel
59.) The Knife - Silent Shout
58.) Clinic- Internal Wrangler
57.) Feist- The Reminder
56.) Band of Horses - Everything All The Time
55.) Black Dice - Beaches and Canyons
54.) PJ Harvey- Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea
53.) múm- Yesterday was Dramatic - Today was Okay
52.) Radiohead- In Rainbows
51.) OutKast- Stankonia

50.) Burial- Untrue
49.) The Flaming Lips - Embryonic
48.) Franz Ferdinand - Franz Ferdinand
47.) The Walkmen - You & Me
46.) Man Man - Six Daemon Bag
45.) Junior Boys - So This Is Goodbye
44.) Panda Bear - Person Pitch
43.) Battles- Mirrored
42.) Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven
41.) No Age - Weirdo Rippers

40.) Wilco- Yankee Hotel Foxtrot
39.) Sigur Rós - ()
38.) Interpol- Turn On The Bright Lights
37.) Atlas Sound - Logos
36.) Grizzly Bear - Yellow House
35.) The White Stripes - White Blood Cells
34.) Brian Wilson - SMiLE
33.) Raekwon- Only Built For Cuban Linx Pt. II
32.) The Hold Steady - Boys and Girls In America
31.) Clipse- Hell Hath No Fury

30.) Deerhunter- Cryptograms
29.) Wolf Parade - Apologies to the Queen Mary
28.) ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead - Source Tags and Codes
27.) Luomo- Vocalcity
26.) Deerhoof- The Runners Four
25.) Madvillain- Madvillainy
24.) Jens Lekman - Nightfalls Over Kortedala
23.) Portishead - Third
22.) Yo La Tengo - And Then Nothing Turned Itself Inside Out
21.) Animal Collective - Sung Tongs

20.) The Go! Team - Thunder, Lightning, Strike
19.) Joanna Newsom - Ys
18.) Jay-Z - The Blueprint
17.) Björk- Vespertine
16.) Japandroids - Post-Nothing
15.) The Field - From Here We Go Sublime
14.) TV on the Radio - Return to Cookie Mountain
13.) No Age - Nouns
12.) The Avalanches - Since I Left You
11.) Sufjan Stevens - Illinois

10.) The Wrens - Meadowlands
09.) The Walkmen - Bows + Arrows
08.) Junior Boys - Last Exit
07.) Radiohead - Kid A
06.) Sonic Youth - Murray Street
05.) Modest Mouse - The Moon & Antarctica
04.) The Tough Alliance - A New Chance
03.) Broken Social Scene - You Forgot it in People
02.) Deerhunter - Microcastle
01.) Arcade Fire - Funeral

100.

Why? - "Into The Shadows Of My Embrace"

99.

Friendly Fires - "Skeleton Boy (Air France Remix)"

98.

Spoon - "Got Nuffin"

97.

The Field - "The More That I Do"

96.

Dinosaur Jr. - "Plans"

95.

Vivian Girls - "Tension"

94.

White Denim - "Radio Milk How Can You Stand It"

93.

Cass McCombs - "You Saved My Life"

92.

JJ - "from africa to málaga"

91.

Raekwon - "10 Bricks"

90.

Okkervil River - "Millionaire"

89.

Memory Tapes - "Bicycle"

88.

Devendra Banhart - "Baby"

87.

Kurt Vile - "Freeway"

86.

Sunset Rubdown - "Silver Moons"

85.

Blondes - "Spanish Fly"

84.

Foreign Born - "Blood Oranges"

83.

Flo Rida ft. Nelly Furtado - "Jump"

82.

Burial - "Fostercare"


81.

Real Estate - "Black Lake"

80.

Yo La Tengo - "Here to fall"

79.

Delorean - "Seasun"

78.

Phoenix - "Lisztomania"

77.

Cymbals Eat Guitars - "And The Hazy Sea"

76.

Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - "Beware Your Only Friend"

75.

Sufjan Stevens - "Movement II: Sleeping Invader"

74.

The Fiery Furnaces - "I'm Going Away"

73.

Yeasayer - "Ambling Alp"

72.

Mount Eerie - "Between Two Mysteries"

71.

Tiny Vipers - "Dreamer"

70.

Handsome Furs - "All we Want, Baby, is Everything"

69.

Bear in Heaven - "Casual Goodbye"

68.

No Age - "You're a Target"

67.

Atlas Sound & Panda Bear - "Walkabout (w/ Noah Lennox)"

66.

Kevin Drew - "Love Vs. Porn"

65.

Antony and the Johnsons - "Kiss My Name"

64.

Blue Roses - "Greatest Thoughts"

63.

Washed out - "Feel It All Around"

62.

Best Coast - "When I'm With You"

61.

Annie - "Songs Remind Me of You"

60.

Crystal Antlers - "Andrew"

59.

Lady GaGa - "Dance In The Dark"

58.

Patrick Wolf - "Hard Times"

57.

The Mountain Goats - "1 John 4:16"

56.

Deerhunter - "Game of Diamonds"

55.

Los Campesinos! - "The Sea Is A Good Place To Think Of The Future"

54.

Jay Reatard - "It Ain't Gonna Save Me"

53.

Portishead - "Chase the Tear"

52.

Islands - "Tender Torture"

51.

Simian Mobile Disco - "Audacity Of Huge"

50.

Wavves - "No Hope Kids"

49.

Burial & Four Tet - "Moth"

48.

Bat for Lashes - "Glass"

47.

Vampire Weekend - "Cousins"

46.

Vitalic - "Terminateur Benelux"

45.

Beirut - "My Night With the Prostitute from Marseille"

44.

HEALTH - "Die Slow"

43.

Volcano Choir - "Island, Is"

42.

Black Dice - "Nite Creme"

41.

Charlotte Gainsbourg - "IRM"

40.

Bibio - "Fire Ant"

39.

Air France - "GBG Belongs To Us"

38.

Röyksopp - "Tricky Tricky"

37.

Japandroids - "Young Hearts Spark Fire"

36.

The xx - "Crystalised"

35.

Animal Collective - "I Think I Can"

34.

The Drums - "i felt stupid"

33.

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - "Young Adult Friction"

32.

Neon Indian - "Deadbeat Summer"

31.

Beach House - "Norway"

30.

Fuck Buttons - "Surf Solar"

29.

Grizzly Bear - "Ready, Able"

28.

Pogo - "Under A Spell"

27.

The Flaming Lips - "Worm Mountain"

26.

St. Vincent - "Laughing With a Mouth of Blood"

25.

Dirty Projectors - "Stillness Is the Move"

24.

The Antlers - "Two"

23.

Patrick Wolf - "Vulture"


22.

Beyoncé - "Diva"

21.

Passion Pit - "Sleepyhead"

20.

The Dodos - "Fables"


19.

Florence + The Machine - "I'm Not Calling You A Liar"

18.

Antony and the Johnsons - "Aeon"

17.

Woods - "Rain On"

16.

Girls - "Lust For Life"

15.

Camera Obscura - "French Navy"

14.

Wild Beasts - "The Fun Powder Plot"


13.

Phoenix - "1901"

12.

Bill Callahan - "Eid Ma Clack Shaw"

11.

Animal Collective - "My Girls"

10.

Grizzly Bear - "While You Wait for the Others"

9.

The Antlers - "Wake"

8.

Atlas Sound - "Quick Canal"

7.

Dirty Projectors - "Useful Chamber"

6.

Bat for Lashes - "Daniel"

5.

Destroyer - "Bay Of Pigs"

4.

Animal Collective - "Brother Sport"

3.

Fever Ray - "If I Had A Heart"

2.

Dan Deacon - "Snookered"

1.

St. Vincent - "Just the Same but Brand New"

1. 39 Clocks – Zoned
2. Bell Orchestre - As Seen Through Windows
3. Bill Frisell - Disfarmer
4. Bill Orcutt - A New Way To Pay Old Debts
5. Black Dice – Repo
6. Black to Comm - Alphabet 1968
7. BLK JKS - After Robots
8. Blues Control - Local Flavor
9. Bonnie Prince Billy – Beware
10. Caetano Veloso – Zii E Zie
11. Chris Corsano - Another Dull Dawn
12. Daniel Higgs - Devotional Songs of Daniel Higgs
13. David S. Ware Quartet - Live in Vilnius
14. Death - ...For the whole World to see
15. Derek Bailey - A Silent Dance
16. Die Goldenen Zitronen – Die Entstehung der Nacht
17. Ducktails – Ducktails
18. DŸSE - Lieder sind Brueder der Revolution
19. Elm - Nemcatacoa
20. Elvis Costello - Secret, Profane And Sugarcane
21. Evan Parker & John Wiese - C-Section
22. Evangelista - Prince Of Truth
23. Fire!- You liked me five Minutes ago
24. Fuck Buttons - Tarot Sport
25. Grails - Acid_Rain
26. James Blackshaw - The Glass Bead Game
27. Japanische Kampfhörspiele - Luxusvernichtung
28. Jim O'Rourke - The Visitor
29. Loren Connors - The Curse of Midnight Mary
30. Magik Markers – Balf Quarry
31. Maher Shalal Hash Baz - C'est La Dernière Chanson
32. Manuel Mota - Sings
33. Margareth Kammerer & Ruby Ruby Ruby - The Shadow of your Smile
34. Mem1 - +1
35. Mrtyu! - Ornate Shroud
36. Olaf Rupp – Whiteout
37. Pissed Jeans – King of Jeans
38. Pocahaunted – Passage
39. Radian – Chimeric
40. Richard Youngs - Under Stellar Stream
41. Ritornell – Golden Solitude
42. Satoshi Sonoda - Early Works Of Satoshi Sonoda
43. Sir Richard Bishop - The Freak Of Araby
44. Stellar Om Source – Alliance
45. Sun City Girls - Napoleon & Josephine Singles Vol. 2
46. Vladislav Delay – Tummaa
47. Yo La Tengo - Popular Songs
48. Zola Jesus - Tsar Bomba
49. Zs - Music of the Modern White
50. Zu – Carboniferous