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My Favorite Albums from 2024

  1. King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Flight b741 

  2. Slomosa - Tundra Rock

  3. GUM & Ambrose Kenny-Smith - Ill Times

  4. Donato Dozzy - Magda

  5. Mary Lattimore & Walt McClements - Rain on the Road

  6. Foxing - Foxing

  7. Fabienne Debarre - Welcome to the Age of Broken Minds

  8. Craven Faults - Bounds

  9. Half Waif - See You At the Maypole

  10. Vista House - They’ll See Light

  11. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD

  12. Charli XCX, et al. - Brat and it’s completely different but also still brat

  13. Ben Luka Boysen - Alta Ripa

  14. 36 - Exit All the Lights

  15. KNEECAP - Fine Art

  16. A.G. Cook - Britpop

  17. Oval Angle - Figures of Speech

  18. Los Bitchos - Talkie Talkie

  19. Pom Pom Squad - Mirror Starts Moving Without Me

  20. GIFT - Illuminator


Other notable releases: μ-Ziq’s Grush, Loula Yorke’s Volta, Jónsi’s First Light, Deerlady’s Greatest Hits, MILLY’s Your Own Becoming, Pye Corner Audio’s The Endless Echo, Anis Kitu’s Kaihola, Jack White’s NO NAME, MONO’s OATH, WHY?’s The Well I Fell Into, Loma’s How Will I Live Without A Body?, Blisspoint’s Dog, St. Vincent’s All Born Screaming, Goat’s Goat, Hawksmoor’s Oneironautics, Socks and Ballerina’s A Bit Jumpy., Xylitol’s, Anemones, Bogdan Raczynski’s You’re Only Young Once But You Can Be Stupid Forever, Nemahsis’s Verbathim, Kelly Lee Owen’s Dreamstate, Loscil’s Umbel, ORB’s Tailem Bend, Floating Points’s Cascade, Kiamos’s II, Frances Forever’s Lockjaw, O.’s WeirdOs, Discovery Zone’s Quantum Web, Prayer’s Loss of Meaning, Chihei Hatakeyama’s Thousand Oceans, Jonny From Space’s Back Then I Didn’t But Now I Do, Trees Speak’s TimeFold, Autechre's AE_2022--




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Song Recommendation: “Let You Go” by Fabienne Debarre

Fabienne Debarre’s Welcome to the Age of Broken Dreams is a fabulous synthpop record from earlier this year that I’ve had on pretty consistent rotation since its release. Debarre’s delivery, half in English, half in French, slides effortlessly between earnest sweetness and ironic detachment all over the top of sugary neo-disco earworms. Every track is a banger but “Let You Go” is a sparkling highlight.