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If you haven’t heard this track yet, it is an instant classic, so hit play!Ģ.

Sublime album covers tramp stamp full#

Leithauser’s voice flicks seamlessly between crooning and soaring, and Rostam’s instrumentation and production adequately fill in for their respective full bands. Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam – I Had A Dream That You Were Mine (Glassnote)Įx-The Walkmen and ex-Vampire Weekend personnel team up on this fantastic release. One final comment, platforms have once again shifted this year, with Spotify becoming more ubiquitous throughout the year, so preference is given to playlists on their platform this year. So, enough preamble, this is about music not prattling on, so I’ll keep this short and… well, let’s just aim for short.

They would have made the cut along with Radiohead, but to an extent the idea of this list is to celebrate some of the less mainstream artists. That is reflected in my long list for best albums of the year that runs to nearly 100 songs, and that’s after culling quite a few that haven’t stood up to repeated listens.ĭavid Bowie and Leonard Cohen’s albums both obviously require special mention, not only because of the excellent music, but also because we sadly lost them this year. There are more gigs, more songs available than ever before, bands are being treated with more respect, and are more in control of their careers and destinies. I see more bands and I hear more music than ever before in my life. Lots has been written about the crappiness of 2016, but in terms of music, what Steve Albini said in 2014 applies even more today:

The best albums of 2016 is an even harder list to compile than the last few years.