Showing posts with label Wild Beasts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wild Beasts. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 December 2009

TOP 10 ALBUMS OF 2009

Its been a great year for music and it has been hard to choose our favourite 10 albums........... so in no particular order:

YACHT - 'SEE MYSTERY LIGHTS' (DFA)
Appropriately poppy, catchy tunes with all their elegant lyricism intact, about summer parties that would actually want to play at a summer party.  Fuck the Christmas dinner and get out the barbecue....

ST. VINCENT - 'ACTOR' (4AD)
The most lovely voice on any record this year.  The sweet yet sinister record is like a collection of short stories which Annie Clark narrates leaving the listener overwhelmed. 

FRYARS - 'DARK YOUNG HEARTS' (Bandstocks)
Moody intelligent lyrics, beautiful melodies and crystal clear synths. It's the best bit of Depeche Mode and The Velvet Underground, without all the smack.

DIRTY PROJECTORS - 'BITE ORCA' (Domino)
A big rock / wonky pop album that is artful and playful.  An album full of textures from 3D choral vibes, minimal bleeps and electronics to African style disco and strings. 

CURSIVE - 'MAMA I'M SWOLEN' (Saddle Creek)
A heroes return from everybodies second favourite band. Just doing, basically what Cursive do best.  Writing clever emotional power pop music.

THE XX - 'XX' (Young Turks / XL)
Everyone knows how much we love The XX. We were there from the start listening to their early demos and we put them on earlier this year. Seriously check this record out for some lazy, laid back, chilled out action.

THE HORRORS - 'PRIMARY COLOURS' (XL)
Just a banger innit really. You've all heard it and if you haven't, go and fucking buy it, NOW.

GRIZZLY BEAR - 'VECKATIMEST' (Warp)
An absolute masterpiece from the Brooklyn based quartet.  Listen to it you will be rewarded.

WILD BEASTS - 'TWO DANCERS' (Domino)
A beautiful, sweet and original recording. Full of ideas, intelligent lyrics, gorgeous melodies combined with two of the most distinctive voices in music today. 

ANIMAL COLLECTIVE - 'MERRIWEATHER POST PAVILLION' (Domino)
The 9th long player from Animal Collective is upbeat and fun. A celebration of life that reminds us of a fucked up carnival with its amazing rhythms, synth sounds, drums and noise. Joy!

Monday, 20 July 2009

SINGLES OF THE WEEK

WILD BEASTS - HOOTING AND HOWLING
Pompous pop from the Kendal four piece.

FEVER RAY - TRIANGLE WALKS
Odd but wonderful pop with cheap but good beats.

LEMONADE - BIG WEEKEND
Psychadelic, balleric infused dance record with a world flavour.

DJANGO DJANGO - STORM
Trippy, folk, blues similar to that of The Beta Band

Wednesday, 10 December 2008

TOP 5's of 2008

Ok. 2008 is nearly over so we thought we would do one of those lists detailing our top 5 albums, singles and gigs of the Year. By the way this was a tricky thing to do!

TOP 5 ALBUMS OF 2008
1. Fleet Foxes - Fleet Foxes
2. No Age - Nouns
3. Vampire Weekend - Vampire Weekend
4. Bon Iver - For Emma, Forver Ago
5. Wild Beasts - Limbo, Panto

TOP 5 SINGLES OF 2008
1. M.I.A - Paper Planes
2. MGMT - Time To Pretend
3. White Williams - New Violence
4. Golden Silvers - Arrows of Eros
5. Black Kids - I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend How To Dance With You

TOP 5 BRADFORD GIGS OF 20081. The Hop feat. Sons & Daughters, Lets Wrestle, Slow Club, Johnny Foreigner, This Et Al, Grammatics, Cutting Pink With Knives, Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man, Paul Marshall, Monty Casino, Alt Track, Blue Roses, Fourteen Corners and more! @ The Love Apple & Delius
2. Fucked Up @ 1 in 12
3. That Fucking Tank + Pulled Apart By Horses + Uprights @ Rosse, Saltaire
4. Wild Beasts + Blue Roses + ABC Club + Spodni Pradlo @ The Love Apple
5. Dinosaur Pile Up @ The Love Apple

TOP 5 LEEDS GIGS OF 2008
1. Nasty Fest feat. The Mae Shi, A Place to Bury Strangers, Monotonix, Wonderswan, Dinosaur Pile Up, Cadence Weapon, Spodni Pradlo, Soiled Mattress & The Springs, Pulled Apart By Horses, Slow Club, Yeasayer, No Age, Hey! Panda and more @ The Fav
2. Fleet Foxes @ Brudenell Social Club
3. The National @ Leeds Met Uni
4. Silver Jews @ City Varieties
5. Saul Williams @ The Hi-Fi Club