Lo Mejor de 2011

jackster escribió:

Y el de Lisabo

Hablar de popmuzik usando el plural me resulta de lo mas gracioso

NO quise decir nada!!! jajajajajajajja enormus!!!

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Top Ten Albums Of The Year

1. Byetone l SyMeta l raster-noton
(DIGITAL / CD + WAV / LP + WAV)

As soon as we heard the opening track of SyMeta we were sold, after waiting three years since the excellent 'Death of a Typographer', raster-noton's label boss Olaf Bender presents us with another incredible album. We are confronted with punched out punctuation that drives us forward towards oblivion... more

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2. Rustie l Glass Swords l (Warp)
(DIGITAL / CD + MP3 / 2LP VINYL)

Taking shape after 2 years in the studio, Rustie has developed a sound that is invigorating and uniquely his. Pulling in from influences that range from 16-bit video-game sonics, Japanese prog-rock, grime and Detroit techno - Rustie has created his own hypercolour brand of rave music. If you're anything like us, the moment you hear "Hover Traps", you will probably be humming the melody for the next 3 months of your life... more

3. John Maus l We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves l (Upset The Rhythm)
(DIGITAL / CD / LP)

We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves' released by London's premiere D.I.Y label Upset the Rhythm, is the third solo album by John Maus, and the most accessible to date. After working alongside Gary War and Ariel Pink in Haunted Graffiti, Maus released his debut album in 2006, a masterpiece of lo-fi bedroom pop crafted lovingly in his home over 5 years. Another 5 years on, with the excellent 'Love is Real' in between... more

4. patten l GLAQJO XAACSSO l (No Pain In Pop)
(DIGITAL / CD + bonus disc / LP + bonus disc)

A very exciting debut on No Pain in Pop from Londoner, patten. Trying to pin down patten's sound could prove to be quite the challenge, but your best guideline is somewhere in between jacking Chicago house, 90s IDM, lo-fi psychedelics, the LA beat scene and contemporary techno. And we really mean somewhere. But who cares for classifying when it sounds this good? 'GLAQJO XAACSSO' is a raw and visceral experience full of intricate textural layers that definitely deserves your ears... more

5. Martyn l Ghost People l (Brainfeeder)
(DIGITAL / CD / 2LP)

The key tracks from this album could resonate just as comfortably in a dingy London archway as they could in Berghain. The Dutchman still can't be pinned down to any one genre, but not that we care too much, we just know he has made one of the best albums of 2011... more

6. Peaking Lights l 936 l (Not Not Fun)
(DIGITAL / CD / LP)

In what has been a majorly impressive year for LA label Not Not Fun - countless essential releases, the launch of offshoot "dance" label 100% Silk, ascending to leftfield royalty status courtesy of a Wire cover appearance - their finest act by a fuzzy dubby country mile has been the release of Peaking Lights' '936'...

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7. Surgeon l Breaking The Frame l (Dynamic Tension Records)
(DIGITAL / CD)

Eleven years is an awful long time in electronic music, eleven days is long enough. Which makes this first LP for over a decade from Birmingham lynchpin Anthony Child aka Surgeon all the more remarkable... more

8. Roll The Dice l In Dust l (The Leaf Label)
(DIGITAL / CD / 2LP)

A great deal of exciting, analogue synth music has circulated in the eighteen months since Swedish pair Peder Mannerfelt and Malcolm Pardon first issued their enigmatic Kosmische set, Roll The Dice. But only a small amount has measured against the quality of this duo's efforts. Causing ripples and rousing the scene since their eponymous, self titled LP flew into collections via via word-of-mouth from the cabal of their keen followers... more

9. Nicolas Jaar l Space is Only Noise l (Circus Company)
(DIGITAL / CD)

With a dexterous form of maturity that travels way beyond his modest age of twenty-two, Nicolas Jaar has given us one of the most graceful and energetic albums of recent times, let alone 2011. The beauty of 'Space Is Only Noise' seems to be found in the way that it wears its split-personality's heart on its sleeve. At once it is fragile and unassuming, whilst simultaneously confident and eccentric... more

10. Roly Porter l Aftertime l (Subtext)
(DIGITAL / CD / LP)

One half of dreadzone dubstep duo, Vex'd, steps out on his own to walk a completely different path from that of the fierce dance floor skank of his previous partnership. 'Aftertime' is an often haunting and unsettling excursion into drone, noise, techno and classical string arrangements. The magic of 'Aftertime' lies in its miasma of contrasts - for all of the sporadic fits of heavy-duty electronics and moments of low-end menace are pacified by delicate strings and moments of pure poetic light. Uncompromising in its direction and atmosphere, Porter has created a submerged bunker of sound, so pressurised that it at once takes your breath away... more

Gran lista la de Bleep, si señor.

DFA predice en twitter (que suele manejar el propio James Murphy) el top 20 de Pitchfork:



Lo mismo se equivoca en 2/3 pero vamos...

Me voy a poner el de Rustie de una maldita vez,que siempre se me olvida

TOP 20 Internacional (Rolling Stone España):

1. Foo Fighters. Wasting light
2. Adele. 213. Fleet Foxes. Helplessness blues
4. Coldplay. Mylo xyloto
5. Arctic Monkeys . Suck it and see
6. My Morning Jacket. Circuital
7. Mastodon.The hunter
8. PJ Harvey. Let England shake
9. James Blake. James Blake
10. Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie XX. We’re new here
11. Ryan Adams. Ashes & fire
12. Tyler, the Creator. Goblin
13. The Vaccines. What did you expect from The Vaccines
14. Miles Kane. Colour of the trap
15. Bon Iver. Bon Iver
16. Lykke Li. Wounded rhymes
17. Noel Gallagher. High Flying Birds
18. Destroyer. Kaputt
19. Bill Callahan. Apocalypse
20. Cat’s Eyes. Cat’s eyes

:notbad:

Lista de SPIN, con sorpresa en la primera posición.

50. Britney Spears, Femme Fatale
49. Yob, Atma
48. Various Artists, Drive (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
47. Gillian Welch, The Harrow and the Harvest
46. Foo Fighters, Wasting Light
45. Azari & III, Azari & III
44. The Roots, Undun
43. Kendrick Lamar, Section.80
42. Eric Church, Chief
41. Frank Ocean, Nostalgia, Ultra
40. Jay-Z and Kanye West, Watch the Throne
39. Beyonce, 4
38. Zola Jesus, Conatus
37. The Field, Looping State of Mind
36. The Black Keys, El Camino
35. Washed Out, Within and Without
34. St. Vincent, Strange Mercy
33. Fleet Foxes, Helplessness Blues
32. Hayes Carll, KMAG YOYO (& other American stories)
31. Yuck, Yuck (Deluxe Edition)
30. tUnE-yArDs, w h o k i l l
29. Lady Gaga, Born This Way
28. Tim Hecker, Ravedeath, 1972
27. Big K.R.I.T., Return of 4Eva
26. Liturgy, Aesthethica
25. Cass McCombs, Wit's End/Humor Risk
24. Deer Tick, Divine Providence
23. Iceage, New Brigade
22. Drake, Take Care
21. Youth Lagoon, The Year of Hibernation
20. Shabazz Palaces, Black Up
19. M83, Hurry Up, We're Dreaming
18. SBTRKT, SBTRKT
17. Dum Dum Girls, Only in Dreams
16. Das Racist, Relax
15. The Men, Leave Home
14. Bon Iver, Bon Iver
13. The Weeknd, House of Balloons/Thursday
12. Telekinesis, Desperate Straight Lines
11. Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks, Mirror Traffic
10. Lykke Li, Wounded Rhymes
9. Wild Flag, Wild Flag
8. G-Side, The One...Cohesive
7. The Rapture, In the Grace of Your Love
6. Danny Brown, XXX
5. Girls, Father, Son, Holy Ghost
4. Kurt Vile, Smoke Ring for My Halo
3. EMA, Past Life Martyred Saints
2. PJ Harvey, Let England Shake
1. Fucked Up, David Comes to Life

Mi resumen del año:

http://donteatheyellowsnow.wordpress.com/tag/best-of-2011/

Las cien canciones de Pitchfork. Cada día estoy más lejos de este medio.



http://pitchfork.com/features/staff-lists/8726-the-top-100-tracks-of-2011/

homeboy escribió:

Mi resumen del año:

http://donteatheyellowsnow.wordpress.com/tag/best-of-2011/

Muy guay, aunque tampoco coincidamos en exceso, hay alguna cosa que me he perdido por el camino. ¿Te cuento esta lista para la votación del foro?

Fallout_3 escribió:

homeboy escribió:

Mi resumen del año:

http://donteatheyellowsnow.wordpress.com/tag/best-of-2011/

Muy guay, aunque tampoco coincidamos en exceso, hay alguna cosa que me he perdido por el camino. ¿Te cuento esta lista para la votación del foro?

Sí, está es mi lista definitiva.

homeboy escribió:

Las cien canciones de Pitchfork. Cada día estoy más lejos de este medio.



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Madre mía...... Nicki Minaj cuarta canción del año. ¿Llamar la atención?

Las 100 canciones para JNSP.

http://jenesaispop.com/2011/12/13/mejores-canciones-2011/

Gana Adele, completan el top 5 James Blake, Fernando Alfaro, la Rosenvingerl y the Rapture

Otros a los que no les mola llamar la atención.

Genial (esté más o menos de acuerdo) el repaso del año que están haciendo en Hipersónica con su top.
De momento:
http://www.hipersonica.com/monograficos/los-mejores-discos-internacionales-de-2011-segun-hipersonica-i

http://www.hipersonica.com/monograficos/los-mejores-discos-internacionales-de-2011-segun-hipersonica-ii

Los mejores álbumes de 2011 para MFIF: puestos del 50 al 41
http://www.myfeetinflames.com/2011/12/13/los-mejores-discos-internacionales-de-2011-del-50-al-41/

Spoiler:

the Jau one escribió:

Las 100 canciones para JNSP.

http://jenesaispop.com/2011/12/13/mejores-canciones-2011/

Gana Adele, completan el top 5 James Blake, Fernando Alfaro, la Rosenvingerl y the Rapture

Pues coincido con ellos bastante, eh... Extintor de incendios y la canción del eco son la hostia.

El disco de Adele es de lo mejor del año y evidentemente Rolling In The Deep uno de los mejores.

jamonbjork escribió:

halstead escribió:

the Jau one escribió:

Las 100 canciones para JNSP.

http://jenesaispop.com/2011/12/13/mejores-canciones-2011/

Gana Adele, completan el top 5 James Blake, Fernando Alfaro, la Rosenvingerl y the Rapture

Pues coincido con ellos bastante, eh... Extintor de incendios y la canción del eco son la hostia.

halstead escribió:

Que yo te entiendo, eh. Que yo también tendré X años y diré cosas así o peores.

Deberías escucharlas.

A mí lo que ha hecho Adele me gusta, pero hay un abismo entre ella y esta petardez. En JNSP tan sólo hay 5 escalones.

Lo siento, es que no puedo con esa web.

A mi lo que me asombra de Adele es que con 23 años parezca cualquiera de las de B-52's en la actualidad.

jamonbjork escribió:

Lo siento, es que no puedo con esa web.

Con permiso de MFIF, Jenesaispop es lo más grande de internet. Sentido del humor, ganas de llamar la atención y unas críticas (que no sus crónicas) buenísimas. Es que hasta con los comentarios de las cutrenoticias que a veces ponen me descojono. Eso sí, son una máquina de crear hypes.

Por cierto, muy buena tu lista del año homeboy con PJ en el 1, es que es un discazo.

lennon escribió:

Por cierto, muy buena tu lista del año homeboy con PJ en el 1, es que es un discazo.

No podia ser de otra forma. Lo tenia bastante claro desde hace meses

Joder, que discazo el segundo de los Pains macho.