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Compiling this year's best of was the usual gargantuan task. I had to whittle the 152 albums I bought this year down to a top forty. In the process, I've had to get rid of *loads* of albums that I thought were wonderful. So, just to be on here is to be a winner. The competition is heinous!

This year, every band name is a link that goes to their Last.fm page so you should be able to hear clips for free. A couple of the links don't do that because the band was too obscure for Last.fm. However, this list isn't me being hipper than thou: there are artists in it that have a few hundred listeners, some that have hundreds of thousands. I likes what I likes! :-)

Also, my chart is not linked to adverts, who bought me what or who my mates are. That being said, I wish I was mates with every artist in there as they've all produced wonderful music which has sustained me through a very difficult year. Thank you for making my year brighter!

Ladies and gentlemen, the best albums of 2009!

40. The Lonely Forest - We Sing The Body Electric!

Singalong pop, reminds me of Sebadoh!

39. Kettel - Myam James 2

Part one was in last year's best of and part two continues the hypermelodic electronic vibe. Soo poppy!

38. White Rabbits - It's Frightening

Ahh, some great tunes and a bit of Burundi drumming too!

37. Settle - At Home We Are Tourists

Anthemic, singalong punkiness. Played it in my car loooads!

36. The Fresh & Onlys - The Fresh & Onlys

Psych/garage stupidness in the best way possible. NANANANANANANANANAAAAAH!

35. k-os - Yes!

Lovely rhymes, funny as shit. Beautiful hip hop. We all love Natalie Portman, innit?

34. Nosaj Thing - Drift

When you need a bit of a glitch and perhaps to robot round your room, stick this on.

33.Taking Back Sunday - New Again

I've listened to 'Sink Into Me' so many times, it's ridiculous. And the album is equally good.

32. anti-pop consortium - Fluorescent Black

There's a kind of SF vibe going on with a lot of hip hop now and this album has shitloads. Spooky, dancey fun!

31. Voks - Astra & Knyst

This is what probably got the most complaints when I DJed it this year. Because it sounds like mental mice playing out-of-tune egg slicers. Which is why I love it.

30. The Crayon Fields - All The Pleasures Of The World

Great sixties-ish pop songs coupled with an extensive over-use of spring reverbs - what's not to like!?

29. Lusine - A Certain Distance

Flowing, dreamy but also slyly unsettling electronica. Lusine is ace.

28. Manchester Orchestra - Mean Everything To Nothing

A mixed album, from chugging rock anthems like 'Tony The Tiger' to tiny, reflective pieces. All good.

27. Tiga - Ciao!

What's that sound? I like that sound! It's the sound of Tiga. Batshit electro.

26. Austrian Death Machine - Double Brutal

And *another* entry for ADM. There's a certain mood of metal stupid that only they can satisfy in me. COHAAGEN!

25. War From a Harlots Mouth - In Shoals

In places, this goes beyond progness into mad fucking jazz metal. I should therefore hate it but I love it!

24. The Gift of Gab - Escape 2 Mars

More SF hip hop, that's SF as in sci-fi not San Fran. This album is a marvellous journey, let it take you there.

23. A Place to Bury Strangers - Exploding Head

Easily the best neo-shoegaze album this year. But not just MBV-cloning, APTBS have their own, dark edge.

22. Ochre - Like Dust of the Balance

Intricate and beautiful, electronic ticks, clicks and laments.

21. The Decemberists - The Hazards Of Love

As prog as you like but saved by popness!

20. Canadian Invasion - Three Cheers For The Invisible Hand

Elements of Teenage Fanclub, Buffalo Springfield and other singalong (indie)rock class. Supremely catchy and with great lyrics!

19. The Hidden Cameras - Origin:Orphan

More drum machiney, adds to the intimacy of this flowing, cinematic album. Great indiepop.

18. Freeland - Cope

Thrumming, scintillating electro pop.

17. Swollen Members - Armed to the Teeth

SM deliver a comeback to the form they displayed on Balance. Solid hip hop.

16. The Bear Quartet - 89

Twenty years after forming, still nasty, still making disturbing, catchy pop. Sweet beef?

15. Endwell - Consequences

This album makes me want to punch walls and head-butt tigers. Piledriving heaviness.

14. Metric - Fantasies

Metric continue to come up with startling, catchy indierock that's actually about something. Lovely.

13. The Bloody Beetroots - Romborama

DJing TBB always makes me smile. It's great to watch peeps just start jigging along. Undeniable booty shakingness.

12. Arise Horror - Sleeping Waters

My fave heavy album of the year, a great mix of anger, horror and Lovecraftian weird. A wonderful, unique album.

11. The Elephants - Take It!

Oh my god - such a super-poppy album! Instant hooks.

10. People Under the Stairs - Carried Away

I've loved these buggers for years and they just seem to get better and better! Surely 'DQMOT' is one of the top hip hop tunes of '09? Fab album!

9. Moss - Never Be Scared / Don't Be A Hero

Again, classic sixties-ish poppiness combined with more meandering bits. Reminds me of XTC!

8. Zombie Nation - Zombielicious

Pure fun. I defy you not to dance!

7. Mr. Lif - I Heard it Today

Sad there's no new Perceptionists but HAPPY there's a new Mr. Lif. Brilliant rapping, insightful, painful lyrics. What hip hop is all about.

6. Butcher Boy - React or Die

I was converted to BB after seeing them play a storming set at this year's Indietracks. I went and got the album off Emusic and fell in love!

5. Recordkingz - Heavyweight

So many solid cuts off this one album. Apart from being a who's-who of hip hop, it's simply sublime.

4. Cats on Fire - Our Temperance Movement

Standard bias declaration: I was a guest keyboardist for Cats On Fire for one gig in the UK. And Ville (Cats’ guitarist) has helped me out when I’ve played in Scandinavia. But let me elaborate and say that I don’t tickle the ivories for just anyone. It was this way around: I got to know Cats On Fire because I love their music - I don’t love their music because they’re showbiz mates.

Phew…

This album from CoF shows them maturing and progressing, I feel it's deeper lyrically than their debut. 'Borders Of This Land' is a stunning song I'd be proud to have written. They can go from a Beatlesy crowd-pleaser like 'Tears In Your Cup' to the quietly vicious 'Fabric' without effort, there's an enormous range on her. It would have been my top indie album of '09 but it was just pipped at the post by...

3. Burning Hearts - Aboa Sleeping

... Burning Hearts, which is Jessika and Henry (Cats On Fire's drummer). What edges this album ahead for me is the soundscapes: listening, I feel like I'm on a train, watching the scenery go by. Which, incidentally, makes it a great train album. The mix of indiepop, synthpop and Scandi pop sensibility is perfect. And the lyrical imagery... oh my! 'Iris' never fails to remind me of the time I was a tiny Swedish girl, running to my parents' lake house. :-)

2. Wienzeile - Gestalten Gestalten

I ashamed to say I don't own this album legally as I can't seem to find it anywhere. It's not on Amazon, iTunes or Emusic. Wienzeile, if you're reading this - I want to give you money for making may fave hip hop album of 2009! Help me!

Now, my German isn't great but I can follow the gist of what Austria's Wienzeile are on about. And even if I couldn't, how could I ignore the electric synergy between the beats and the rhymes? From the first second of the first track I heard, I knew I would love this record. 'Geisterbahn' is fucking relentless - trying to rap along with that one track has taught me more German than five years doing it at school! Please, please check this album out if you've ever liked any hip hop. And send them your money, if you can!

1. Vitalic - Flashmob

This is what I said about Vitalic when I made him my top track at Bzangy a while back:
I'm guessing it's not inspired by Larry Niven but even so, it's my fave electronic record of 2009 (so far!). It's dancey, demented, dissonant deliciousness. The track 'Flashmob' itself sounds like Louis and Bebe Barron discovered the funk in a Krell basement somewhere, humping some fat Idmonsters. It's such a good album, a perfect antidote to the reams of generic electrodancewhatnot out there.

'Flashmob' is my top album of 2009 because it's connected with me at a cellular level. Walking to and from Uni, round town, wherever, I've listened to each and every track so many times that I know every second. I don't need to skip any because they're all that good. As a synthesist myself, the sound design makes me jizz with happiness. You have no idea how happy it makes me to hear electronic music and not be able to name every preset and every Garageband break.

Throughout this genre-corrupting classic, there is an organic, fleshy slithering of filters and oscillators, tortured into an S&M come-fest. Every time I listen to it, I hear new details, tiny grace-squawks and passing-howls. This record is *alive!* Buy it now and listen to it on infinite loop forever!

Thank you, Vitalic, for being a mad enough bastard to produce a work of art this powerful and seductive.

I absolutely hate rating music. I hate dating it too, but rating… That’s just wrong. I mean, how can you compare the minimalist beauty of Taylor Deupree to the pounding beats of Chris Clark? What’s the scale here? Last year, in Headphone Commute’s Best of 2008, I attempted to tier my favorites into “Absolute Must“, “The Very Best“, and “The Essentials“, and even that, of course, is rating music. This year, I wanted to select my favorite releases from each category – but then I was faced with another dilemma – lumping music into genres is probably even worse than rating it! All this negativity has been clouding over me until in a bout of frustration I came out with the answer!

And so, I present you with 15 lists of 10 favorite releases unified by a unique theme in alphabetical order by artist. That’s 150 albums of the year! You will see that these entries tend to fall within similar styles anyway, but I will avoid pronouncing those out loud. Can you guess the genre behind “Music For Vibrating Your Neighbors’ Dusty China“? The selections are limited to only full length albums. See the bottom of this page for links to EPs, Singles and Mini Albums, as well as Mixes and Compilations of 2009.

Think of these as “playlists” of my favorite albums of the year. Choose your mood, the weather, or the time of day, and you shall find my recommendations for the year. There is probably enough music in here to get you through yet another year! I will reveal the winners of each list with one post at a time, one per day. And yes… They are all winners. They truly are…

The following lists have already been published on
Headphone Commute’s Best of 2009


Music For The Film Behind Closed Eyelids

Ben Frost – By the Throat (Bedroom Community)
Clint Mansell – Moon (Black Records)
The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble – Here Be Dragons (Ad Noiseam)
Murcof – La Sangre Iluminada (Surimi Media)
Nils Frahm – The Bells (Kning Disk / Erased Tapes)
Ólafur Arnalds – Dyad 1909 (Erased Tapes)
Proem – Till There’s No Breath (Nonresponse)
Scanner – Rockets, Unto The Edges Of Edges (BineMusic)
Sun O))) – Monoliths & Dimensions (Southern Lord)
Talbot + Deru – Genus (Ant-Zen / Dear Oh Dear)


Music For Bending Light And Stopping Time

Autistici – Complex Tone Test (KESH)
Celer – Engaged Touches (Home Normal)
Corey Fuller – Seas Between (Dragon’s Eye)
Lawrence English – A Colour For Autumn (12K)
lissom – Nest of Iterations (Dragon’s Eye)
Pillowdiver – Sleeping Pills (12K)
Simon Scott – Navigare (Miasmah)
stephan mathieu + taylor deupree – Transcriptions (Spekk)
Tim Hecker – An Imaginary Country (Kranky)
Tomasz Bednarczyk – Let’s Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow (12K)


Music For Awakened Spirits And Open Minds

Aes Dana – Leylines (Ultimae)
Bluetech – The Divine Invasion (Aleph Zero)
Field Rotation – Licht Und Schatten (Fluid Audio)
Fredrik Öhr – Falling Through The Earth (Aleph Zero)
H.U.V.A. Network – Ephemeris (Ultimae)
Jean-Michel – Tons Of Fun (onpa)
KiloWatts – Undercurrent (Somnia)
Liquid Stranger – The Intergalactic Slapstick (interchill)
Shpongle – Ineffable Mysteries From Shpongleland (Twisted)
Solar Fields – Movements (Ultimae)


Music For Crawling Through Abandoned Cities

Brock Van Wey – White Clouds Drift On And On (Echospace [Detroit])
Fluxion – Constant Limber (Resopal Schallware)
Intrusion – The Seduction of Silence (Echospace [Detroit])
Luke Hess – Light In The Dark (Echocord)
Monolake – Silence (imbalance computer music)
Moritz von Oswald Trio – Vertical Ascent (Honest Jon’s)
Quantec – Cauldron Subsidence (Echocord)
Vladislav Delay – Tummaa (Leaf)
worriedaboutsatan – Arrivals (Gizeh)
Yagya – Rigning (Sending Orbs)


Music For Withered Leaves And Lonely Fishtanks

The Archivist – The Keeper Of The Library (Lacies)
Infinite Scale – Ad Infinitum (Rednetic)
Kettel – Myam James 2 (Sending Orbs)
Ochre – Like Dust Of The Balance (Benbecula)
Phylum Sinter – From Unity to Segmentation (en:peg digital)
Plastik Joy – 3:03 (n5MD)
port-royal – Dying In Time (n5MD)
Rena Jones – Indra’s Web (Cartesian Binary)
Sankt Otten – Morgen Wieder Lustig (Hidden Shoal)
Ultre – The Nest and the Skull (audiobulb)


Music For Kicking Your Brain Back Into The Groove

Ben Klock – One (Ostgut Tonträger)
The Black Dog – Further Vexations (Soma Quality)
Claro Intelecto – Warehouse Sessions (Modern Love)
FEW NOLDER – New Folder (Planet Mu)
The Field – Yesterday And Today (Kompakt)
Fuck Buttons – Tarot Sport (Atp Recordings)
Gui Boratto – Take My Breath Away (Kompakt)
JPLS – The Depths (M_nus)
Redshape – The Dance Paradox (Delsin / Present)
Rival Consoles – IO (Erased Tapes)


See more lists as they become available only on
Headphone Commute’s Best of 2009

1. Apoptygma Berzerk - Rocket Science (gun) // Norway
2. Morrissey - Years of Refusal (ATTACK) // United Kingdom
3. Kettel - Myam James Part 2 (Sending Orbs) // Netherlands
4. Sparks - Seduction Of Ingmar Bergman (Sverige Radio) // USA
5. Pet Shop Boys - Yes (Parlophone) // United Kingdom
6. Depeche Mode - Sounds Of The Universe (EMI) // United Kingdom
7. Jean-Benoît Dunckel - Cyprien (EMI) // France
8. a-ha - Foot Of The Mountain (Universal) // Norway
9. Air - Love 2 (Astralwerks) // France
10. Benjamin Biolay - la superbe (Phantom) // France
11. Gui Boratto - Take My Breath Away (Kompakt) // Brazil
12. Röyksopp - Junior (Ronatron) // Norway
13. Archive - Controlling Crowds (Warner) // United Kingdom
14. Lily Allen - It's Not Me, It's You (Parlophone) // United Kingdom
15. Luigi Rubino - A theme for the Moon (Prikosnovenie) // Italy
16. Ugress - Reminiscience (Uncanny Planet) // Norway
17. various - Valerie And Friends (Onelove) // France
18. rec.tangle - heavy maple (Melodic) // United Kingdom
19. Hairglow - Hairglow (Pukkelpop) // Belgium
20. Malajube - Labyrinthes (Dare To Care) // Canada

Here it is with cover art and list of favorite tracks: Top 20 Records of 2009

So, six golden heaphones go to United Kingdom — good job, you there! Truly Great Britain! Four headphones go to Norway (pleasant surprise to see this country charted so high this year), four and half - to France (one half comes from Malajube who happen to be francophones from Québec). Rest assured, this was a magnificent year. Now the curtains close, and let's hurry up to see what happens next.

The journal is dedicated to all music released during this year.The list will not have numbers TOP etc. only releases and few words about them.Thanks to artist for their music work (moments). One important thing this list is not definitely the best or like i say TOP,charts will be avoid, sorting things is leave for big discography labels who sort what they sell. Every one is invited to post his releases from 2009 just to make this post more interesting...and maybe we discover some release through each other posts.

Intrusion - the seduction of silence (echospace [detroit])
warm grey(green) echo-noises for urban(nature) landscape
Yagya - Rigning (sending orbs)
first was the snow now it rains, very nice rain noises in backgrounds
Monolake - Silence (imbalance computer music)
great atmospheric moments in the silence
Inch-Time - Aurora (static caravan)
colorful release - relaxing
Bvdub - To Live (smallfish)
the name of release describe everything
Brock Van Wey - White Clouds Drift On And On (echospace-air1)
very good reminiscence of early ambient days with honest interpretation
Fatih Tuter - wide & shallow (shoreless)
great meditative ambient_dub_whatever tracks
Markus Guentner - Doppelgaenger (sending orbs)
Alice in Ambientland meets Markus

Alva Noto - xerrox vol.2 (raster-noton)
real soma in the term of A.Huxley book "Brave New World"
36 - Hypersona (3sixcd 001)
like water drops on xylophone accompanied by noises
Rafael Anton Irisarri - hopes and past desires (immune)
wait to hear new release
Tim Hecker - an imaginary country (kranky)
noise will never end ...never
Jasper TX - Singing Stones (fang bomb)
warm noises...
offthesky - On Aerial Archetype (Archipel)
another soma ;) high frequency brain stimulator
Lawrence English - A Colour For Autumn (12k)
u can hear in every season, not only in autumn ;)
Pan American - White Bird Release (kranky)
START-first track END-last track, you take in one breath
Mika Vainio - Black Telephone Of Matter (touch)
this year touch got several good releases, one of them
Klimek - Movies is magic (anticipate)
some parts got good improvisation some not
Tomasz Bednarczyk-Let's Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow (12K)
...meditative
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Out Of Noise (Commmons)
more then piano release...
Vladislav Delay - Tummaa (leaf)
nice acoustics in new album...
Biosphere - Wireless - Live At The Arnolfini, Bristol (touch)
very good live, with different biosphere moments (albums)
VA - Favorite Places 2 (audiobulb)
great music composing based on field recording
Celer releases will last forever RIP Danielle Baquet-Long ;(

Clark- Totems Flare (warp)
strong sound but little week ideas
Stendeck - Sonnambula (tympanik)
good electronica
Boxcutter - Arecibo Message (planet mu)
heavy basses for the masses with idm-dubstep touch
Kettel - Myam James Part 2 (sending orbs)
it is simple Mozarth of idm plays little with acid :)
Ochre - Like Dust Of The Balance (Benbecula)
great release
Badun - Last Night Sleep (Merry X-mas)
jazz with electronica samples and rhythms
Porn Sword Tobacco - Everything Is Music To The Ear (city centre offices)
cinematic feeling...
Porn Sword Tobacco & DownState - Untitled Split [Awkward Silence]
great split release, pay attention on Downstate tracks
Lusine - A Certain Distance (ghostly)
two dots :
Infinite Scale - Ad Infinitum (rednetic)
atmospheric
IJO - Selektida (sutemos)
great free release in 3 parts
B12 - B12 Records Archive Volume
in the mood of old school electronics

SubtractiveLAD - Where The Land Meets The Sky (n5MD)
great sound scape album
Robin Guthrie - carousel [darla]
echos from past (Cocteau Twins)
Syntaks - Yjalali (ghostly)
simple release but good one
Dub Tractor - Sorry (city centre offices)
indie in best form :) great change for Tractor
Mapstation - The Africa Chamber (scape)
fusion of african rythms and recognisible mapstation sounds
Last Days - The Safety Of The North (n5MD)
contemporary piano lesson
Sven Weisemann - Xine (1st Voyage)
also contemporary piano lesson
Balmorhea - All Is Wild, All Is Silent (Western Vinyl)
great string release
Efterklang And The Danish National Chamber Orchestra - Performing Parades (Leaf)
need to hear this, but i think is good also to see (dvd)

In mijn radiozender op basis van Melodium, Max Richter en Goldmund (allen namen die ook interessant zijn), kom de laatste tijd de naam Kettel vaak voorbij. Frivolous zegt de Last.FM pagina. Dat klopt wel. Electronisch, vrolijk, lichtvoetig.

Playlist:
Junk Culture - That's Not Me
Basement Jaxx - Raindrops
Teleseen - Black Monday feat. Jah Sight
João Orecchia - Play Pretend
Zoot Woman - Memory
Gossip - Men In Love
Cold Cave- life magazine
The XX - Islands
Azeda Booth - Fiji Inn Hearts (This song comes of Tubtrek, released on Absolutely Kosherand available for free download)
You Say Party! We Say Die! - Dark Days
Proem - Rules Are Meant to be Broken
Gus Gus - On The Job (This is another awesome release from the Icelandic trio. 24/7 is their first release on the German Kompakt label)

Things I'm Excited For:
I've been listening to this CD called Six Records Breaks Your Heart Again. It was released back in 2002. It features 18 awesome IDM tracks from a pretty good musical range. Most of the artists I haven't heard of but no mind that, the album is fantastic. Some of the "bigger names" - aka names I recognize - are Venetian Snares (appearing under the moniker Senetian Vnares), Miles Tilmann, Setzer (whose collaborated with bands like Kettel) and Proem.

New Releases November 9th, 2009 - November 15th, 2009:
November 11, 2009: Viewer - White Noise (Stopstart)
November 13, 2009: Various Artists - 10 Years of Bpitch Control (Bpitch Control)

My favorite artists by genre. Just making this so later on I can see how my taste has changed. At least 2 artists per genre, no more than 10. Artists can appear more than once if they work with many genres.


Ambient:

1. Solar Fields
2. Carbon Based Lifeforms
3. Banco de Gaia
4. Solar Quest
5. Cell
6. Aes Dana
7. Yagya
8. Hol Baumann
9. Adham Shaikh
10. Asura

General Chillout:

1. Adham Shaikh
2. Kaya Project
3. Moby
3. Angel Tears
4. Chicane
5. Enigma
6. SnakeStyle
7. Gaudi

Classical:

1 .Ludwig van Beethoven
2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
3. Antonio Vivaldi
3. Johann Sebastian Bach
4. Frédéric Chopin

Dubstep:

1. Burial
2. Boxcutter

Hip- Hop:

1. Kaliber 44
2. Paktofonika
3. O.S.T.R.
4. Cannibal Ox
5. Coolio

IDM:

1. Kettel
2. Secede
3. Hibernation
4. Nalepa

Metal (all sub-genres included):

1. Iron Maiden
2. Falkenbach
3. Summoning
4. Arkona (Pol)
5. Korpiklaani
6. Blind Guardian
7. Burzum
8. Ensiferum

Neofolk:

1. Current 93
2. Blood Axis
3. Of the Wand and the Moon
4. Nature and Organisation
5. Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat
6. Death in June

Psychill and Psydub:

1. Shpongle
2. Ott
3. Androcell / Distant System
4. Slackbaba
5. Phutureprimitive
6. Puff Dragon
7. Aural Planet
8. Celtic Cross
9. The Peaking Goddess Collective
10. Tripswitch

Punk:

1. Misfits
2. Dezerter
3. Kazik
4. The Analogs
5. KSU

Rock:

1. Pink Floyd
2. Led Zeppelin
3. Dire Straits
4. The Rolling Stones
5. Guns N' Roses
6. The Doors
7. Kult / Kazik
8. The Who
9. Lynyrd Skynyrd
10. Queen

Singer-Songwriter kind of thing (I don't like this tag, but it works well here):

1. Bob Dylan
2. Lou Reed
3. Cat Stevens
4. Leonard Cohen
5. Iggy Pop

Sung Poetry:

1. Stare Dobre Małżeństwo
2. Raz Dwa, Trzy
3. Wolna Grupa Bukowina
4. Pod Budą
5. Grzegorz Turnau

Non-psychedelic Trance:

1. Art of Trance
2. Union Jack
3. L.S.G.
4. Cygnus X
5. Underworld
6. Orbital
7. Cosmic Baby

Psychedelic Trance (including goa, psytrance etc.):

1. Hallucinogen
2. Dimension 5
3. Blue Planet Corporation
4. Cosmosis
5. X-Dream
6. Filteria
7. Transwave
8. Jaïa
9. Man With No Name
10. Khetzal

Sooo yeah. Heys. I'll be adding some artists that I've heard maybe a tiny bit of that I need to not forget to listen to later. Not much will be on here so yeah. If you've got a suggestion or two, feel free to leave me one! I love all kinds of music, page through my library if you want to get an idea. :3
This is more for self reference than anything else. Anyways yeah. *list starts*

videohippos VERDICT: Pretty nice
LV.4 VERDICT: Coolness
Dj Shimamura
Space Monkeyz vs. Gorillaz VERDICT: Funny and chillaxing :3
Cardopusher VERDICT: Badass
The Knife
Explosions in the Sky
M-project VERDICT: Pretty cool
Godspeed You! Black Emperor VERDICT: hmmeh
DJ Shadow VERDICT: Awesome
Jurassic 5
Red Sparowes
Boards of Canada VERDICT: Nice
edIT VERDICT: Super badass
Noisia
Ratatat
m1dy VERDICT: hawhhshufguguauuqoxllslsssssss
Nero's Day At Disneyland VERDICT: FUCKING AMAZINGTASTICAL
Joseph Nothing VERDICT: Beautiful and carefree
Clark VERDICT: Pretty interesting
World's End Girlfriend VERDICT: Beautiful frightening ridiculous amazing
USK VERDICT: Awesometastic
Xanopticon VERDICT: Pretty nice
Cdr VERDICT: Kind of awesome
dev/null VERDICT: hoyl fucikng shiat thadst not humanffadkgjakljh
Jega VERDICT: Pretty cool
Seba VERDICT: awesome
Æther VERDICT: Fantastic!
Tim Hecker
Hecq VERDICT: interesting
Trifonic VERDICT: a'ight
KiloWatts & Vanek VERDICT: so good
Knifehandchop
Aphex Twin
High Contrast
Shin-Ski
NOMAK VERDICT: awesome
Ametsub VERDICT: nice
Enduser VERDICT: cool
Kettel VERDICT: very good




too many musics @__@