After all the preliminary moves and preparations it's time to present to you the 1st load of Top50 albums. So, here we go!
Previous entries:
Top10 - EPs and mini albums
Honorable mention #1
Honorable mention #2
Previous entries:
Top10 - EPs and mini albums
Honorable mention #1
Honorable mention #2
50. Noise Box "Every Picture Of You Is When You Were Younger" (p)Son Buenos
Dreamy, foggy, blurred photographs of what was your past. The moments you're not sure if they were for real, or they are just some strange faults of your imagination. This is what these songs definitely are.
49. San Jeronimo "Salinas, 20:15" (p)WeAreWolves
The quiet semi-acoustic slowcore album that's made of beautiful sounds and distinct melodies. A good album to dive into the atmosphere of the thin air and fragile visions ahead.
48. Belako "Hamen" (p)Mushroom Pillow
One of the best Pais Vasco bands creates majesty through post-punk marching rhythms, synth-generated noises, guitar bursts and occasional no-wave shrieks. The tools they use are pretty the same as earlier, but "Hamen" delivers their best melodies ever.
47. Señores "La Luz" (p)Cuatro Barbas
Less post-hardcore syncopes, more indie rock kicks? No, I'm not going to say Señores go pop. Their new album is hardly accessible for those who doesn't come to terms with Jawbox or Braid back catalogues but for me it's a nice pool to sink in.
46. Briotica "La Maldicion De Los Galacticos" (p)Warner
The grunge'ed, noise'ed and extremely sped-up form of shoegaze. I'd consider it a successor of JAMC's painfully underrated "Munki" LP. Full throttle from the fisrt beat to the last one.
45. It's Not Not "Fool The Wise" (p)BCore Disc
This is how to make melodic punk record without making pop punk record. The residents of emblematic BCore Disc label know how to make it perfectly.
44. Jorganes "Brokn" (p)El Hombre Bala
Less abstract hip-hop more pure electronica. Less beats more elegy. The Dilated Peoples' gloomy MC'ing allusions are [almost completely] gone and what we've got instead is the pure beauty.
43. Yes I M "#Borabora" (p)Foehn
Oceania in my head. The new record by Mario Gutierrez Brun by all means outdoes his previous work "Vietnam". It's captivating majesty can transfer you to the places where the words 'atoll' and 'haven' describe the reality much better then 'the pressures of urban lifestyle'.
42. Guerrera "Guerrera" (p)Matapadre
The hard-boiled psychedelia meets the suffocating sludge. ¡TchKung! meets the nuclear meltdown. The Santiago-based all-star team have done it again on their double-LP album.
41. Galaxina "Evasion Y Victoria" (p)Clifford
Before I ever listened to this album I assumed it's a dreampop album taking into account the bandname and the album cover. At that moment I 've already got the most part of the Top50 prepared, and I didn't want another dreampop album in my list cos it was already too many dreampop albums in there. But Galaxina's "Evasion Y Victoria" really made me to love it from the first listen cos the songs are great, and some songs are really great. Just listen to "Lejos De Ninguna Parte", for example.
