
The National Top 200 of 2016
Asterisk (*) denotes Canadian artists. All !earshot charts in this issue reflect actual airplay on campus/community stations from January 2016 to December 2016. Charts are weighted according to broadcast range and market size. To view older charts from as far back as 1999, go to our charts main page.
top 200 >> 51 to 100 >>101 to 150 >>151 to200 | electronic | hip hop | international | jazz | loud | folk/roots/blues | main charts page
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1 | ![]() ![]() Good Advice - (Secret City) http://basiabulat.com/ ![]() With her fourth album Basia Bulat wanted to take a risk, make a change, go somewhere new. Bulat shuffled off to a new and strange city to record (Louisville, Kentucky), expanded her musical palette well beyond her signature autoharp (including generous dollops of organ and keys) and teamed up with new and unfamiliar musicians to make her breakup record. It seems to have worked. Good advice has earned has her new audiences well beyond her folk. But perhaps the greatest benefit was the earned experience and groweth born of risky move that pays off. One can only wonder what her next move will be. It can't come soon enough. Weeks at no.1: Apr 5, 2016 | Mar 29, 2016 | Mar 22, 2016 | Mar 15, 2016 | Mar 8, 2016 | Mar 1, 2016 | Feb 23, 2016 | |
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2 | ![]() ![]() IV - (Arts & Crafts) http://badbadnotgood.com/ ![]() 2016 saw BADBADNOTGOOD officially welcome long-time collaborator, saxophonist Leland Whitty into the cadre. He joins Matthew Tavares, Chester Hansen and Alexander Sowinski for the release of the album IV. In BBNG fashion, the quartet have been exploring beyond the pale, leaving any previous expectations we may have had of the group unraveled. With IV the boys have welcomed some guests - vocalists, rappers, musicians and DJ’s, demonstrating their ease with continued inventiveness while in a more supporting role. The collaboration with Future Islands frontman Sam Herring on “Time Moves Slow” has an unobstructed, almost organic sound. It’s a fitting backdrop to Herring’s raspy voiced ballad. Then there’s the silky, “In Your Eyes” with Toronto’s Charlotte Day Good. They’re back into some familiar stomping grounds on “Lavender” with master texturizer, DJ Kaytranada and rapper Mick Jenkins with “Hyssop of Love” where BBNG has a unique ability to permeate the words with their wispy, edgeless sound. There are plenty of instrumental shenanigans going on as well with strings and flutes abound. You’ll want to strap in for the head on collision with saxophone maestro Colin Stetson on “Confessions, Pt. II”. It’s intense to say the least and is one of the longer songs on the album. Put all these features together with some fine jazz wig outs, and you have IV. By interlacing their musical ideas with concepts from other artists BADBADNOTGOOD have produced a more crystalline sound. You can hear all four members take part in the development of it. Who knows what BBNG will do next, but rest assured it’s not going to be what you think. . Weeks at no.1: Sep 20, 2016 | Sep 13, 2016 | Aug 30, 2016 | Aug 23, 2016 | Aug 16, 2016 | Aug 9, 2016 | Aug 2, 2016 | Jul 26, 2016 | Jul 19, 2016 | |
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3 | ![]() ![]() Thought Rock Fish Scale - (You've Changed) http://napeyes.bandcamp.com/ ![]() These Halagonian slacker rockers are anything but. This four piece is now stretched a bit further geographically - Drummer Seamus Dalton, lead guitarist Brad Loughead and bassist Josh Salter now live in Montreal while frontman Nigel Chapman remains in Halifax. Their music is catchy and soothing, littered with intellectual references. Their debut album, Whine of the Mystics independently released in 2014 was re-released by You’ve Changed Records in Canada in 2015 (Paradise of Bachelors, USA). Their 2016 release, Thought Rock Fish Scale launched Nap Eyes into the ears of a legion of new fans. The album was long listed for the Polaris Prize. Their live show is honest and engaging - with Chapman thanking his audience sincerely, and singing his heart out- look for them in 2017. Weeks at no.1: Feb 16, 2016 | |
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4 | ![]() ![]() Art Angels - (4AD) http://www.grimesmusic.com/ ![]() Grimes has moved beyond the world of just music stardom. It is not just music fans and the music press who want her but the fashion world, celebrity mags, major newpapers. Maybe it is because she is a true original. Her music is catchy and accessible yet a bit weird, kinda off-kilter and original. And she makes it looks easy. Perhaps, for her, it is. She didn't even start making music until university and just kinda fell into it. After her last record, there was some sniping from some musicians about her lack of training and not having paid dues. But Art Angels proves what was already apparent then: no amount of sour grapes are going to slow her down. Weeks at no.1: Jan 19, 2016 | Jan 12, 2016 | Jan 5, 2016 | Dec 15, 2015 | Dec 8, 2015 | Dec 1, 2015 | |
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5 | ![]() ![]() IV - (Dine Alone) http://www.blackmountainarmy.com/ ![]() Vancouver's Black Mountain return to the scene after 5 years with a psychedelic masterpiece - the aptly named IV. Though the album has all the trappings of a classic, stoner-rock record - languid melodies, heavy guitar riffs, lots of wah wah pedal, hypnotic drones, and epic solos - the band offers a little something more with their latest effort. The greater emphasis on synths, the lyrical imagery, and the mesmerizing harmonies between vocalists Amber Webber & Stephen McBean lend this album much of its spacey vibes, so it sounds both vintage and futuristic at once. Webber's distinctive voice also helps to anchor the band's own identity, separating them from all the rest. With IV, Black Mountain takes what might've been a typical psychedelic rock album, adds their own unique flavour, and then hurls it into space. Weeks at no.1: May 17, 2016 | May 10, 2016 | May 3, 2016 | Apr 26, 2016 | Apr 19, 2016 | Apr 12, 2016 | |
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6 | ![]() ![]() Positive Thinking - (Cadence Music Group) http://thepackad.com/ ![]() Upon hearing their music, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Vancouver's The Pack A.D. consisted of more than just two members. But singer/guitarist Becky Black and drummer Maya Miller have earned a reputation over the years for creating powerful garage rock songs together, with a heavy sound that rivals any 5-piece band. And Positive Thinking, their sixth studio album, is no different in this regard. The duo continues to trade much of their earlier blues influences for melodic punk, and they keep the fuzzed-out guitars, driving beats, mighty vocals, and pop hooks that their listeners have come to expect. Yet the lyrics on Positive Thinking are their most personal to date - exploring darker matters like alienation, grief, and depression with a sincere and sometimes humorous approach. The end result is a highly listenable, meaty album that you can definitely sink your teeth into. Weeks at no.1: Oct 4, 2016 | Sep 27, 2016 | Sep 6, 2016 | |
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7 | ![]() ![]() The Party - (Arts & Crafts) http://www.andyshauf.com/ ![]() Growing up in the small town of Estevan, Saskatchewan, Andy Shauf had access to all kinds of instruments through his parent’s music & electronics store. From his early beginnings playing Christian music with his family, Shauf developed into a talented song writer and multi-instrumentalist. He always had the ability to captivate a room - now those rooms are sold out. Since 2009, Shauf has released two full length albums and two eps independently before The Bearer of Bad News (2012) caught people’s attention and Andy was signed to Arts & Crafts and Anti in 2015. His 2016 release, a concept album called The Party was received with high praise making its way onto the Polaris Prize shortlist. With the backing of two labels, thousands of fans and a move to the big smoke, Shauf remains focussed on making great music. Weeks at no.1: Jul 12, 2016 | Jun 28, 2016 | |
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8 | ![]() ![]() We Are The Halluci Nation - (Pirates Blend) http://www.electricpowwow.com/ ![]() The late poet, Santee Dakota activist, and former chair of the American Indian Movement, John Trudell opens A Tribe Called Red`s third and latest recording with these words: `We are the tribe that they cannot see. We live on an industrial reservation. We are the Halluci Nation.” Band members Ian "DJ NDN" Campeau (of the Nipissing First Nation), Tim "2oolman" Hill (Mohawk, of the Six Nations of the Grand River) and Bear Witness (of the Cayuga First Nation) have always been inspired by Trudell`s activism, and they were able to get him into the studio before he died of cancer in 2015. Trudell is one of a number of stellar special guests featured on the record: rapper Yasiin Bey (Mos Def), Polaris Prize winner Tanya Tagaq, Colombian visual artist and musician Lido Pimienta, Australian aboriginal band OKA, Sami singer Maxida Marak, and alternative hip hop poet Saul Williams round out the album. Weeks at no.1: Dec 20, 2016 | Dec 13, 2016 | Dec 6, 2016 | Nov 1, 2016 | Oct 25, 2016 | Oct 18, 2016 | Oct 11, 2016 | |
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9 | ![]() ![]() Retribution - (Six Shooter) http://tanyatagaq.com/ ![]() Cambridge Bay-born musician Tanya Tagaq continues to push boundaries with her fourth studio album, Retribution, released in October 2016. Retribution features the work of a fantastic array of musicians, notably her core team, violinist and super-producer Jesse Zubot (who is responsible for arrangements and mixes) and percussionist Jean Martin, with important supporting roles played by Mongolian throat singer Radik Tyulyush, Inuit singer Ruben Komangapik, rapper Shad, and the Element Choir, a 50-person improvisational choir directed by Toronto-based singer, Christine Duncan. Retribution opens with ``Ajaaja``, sung by Tagaq`s four year old daughter, Inuuja, who is joined by Iqaluit singer Ruben Komangapik singing a traditional Inuit naming song. As with Tagaq`s previous albums, Retribution deals with tough subjects: CBC Producer Holly Gordon calls it `an album about rape — of women, of the land,`` and journalist Andrea Warner, says that Tagaq, who now lives in Toronto, ``uses her voice, body and art to challenge the patriarchy, white supremacy and colonization.`` Tagaq was recently named to the Order of Canada for her "contributions to Canadian culture through her avant-garde Inuit throat singing." Weeks at no.1: Nov 22, 2016 | Nov 15, 2016 | Nov 8, 2016 | |
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10 | ![]() ![]() The Great Detachment - (Dine Alone) http://www.wintersleep.com/ ![]() After a four year break that some thought my really be a break-up, Wintersleep returned with a roar with The Great Detachment. Marking something of a fresh start. but also building on continuity, the record reunites band members, Paul Murphy, Loel Campbell (drummer) and Tim D’eon (guitarist) with producer Tony Doogan. Mostly recorded live off the floor in Halifax. The record also includes a guest bass line provided by Canadian rock icon Geddy Lee. Lead single “Amerika” scored a Canadian N0.1 and the album spent X week at the top of the !earshot National Top 50. All together, a good year for Wintersleep.
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![]() ![]() Hold / Still - (Secret City) https://www.facebook.com/suunsband ![]() |
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![]() Blackstar - (Columbia) http://www.davidbowie.com/ ![]() |
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13 |
![]() ![]() Congrats - (Last Gang) http://www.myspace.com/holyfuck ![]() |
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14 |
![]() ![]() The Dream Is Over - (Royal Mountain) http://www.puptheband.com/ ![]() |
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15 |
![]() Adore Life - (Matador) http://silenceyourself.savagesband.com/ ![]() |
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16 |
![]() ![]() Jay II - (Mint) http://jayarner.bandcamp.com/ ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Preoccupations - (Flemish Eye) http://preoccupationsband.com/ ![]() |
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18 |
![]() ![]() Field of Trampolines - (You've Changed) http://shotgunjimmie.net/ ![]() |
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19 |
![]() ![]() 99.9% - (XL Recordings) http://kaytradamus.bandcamp.com/ ![]() |
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20 |
![]() ![]() Tuns - (Royal Mountain) http://tunsband.com/ ![]() |
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21 |
![]() ![]() Armour - (Coax) http://www.raespoon.com/ ![]() |
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22 |
![]() ![]() Sciences Nouvelles - (Bonsound) http://www.duchesssays.com ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Something Got Lost Between Here And The Orbit - (Nevado) http://www.royalcanoe.com/ ![]() |
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24 |
![]() ![]() Weaves - (Buzz) http://weavesband.com/ ![]() |
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25 |
![]() ![]() Oh No - (Geej Recordings) http://jessylanza.com/ ![]() |
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26 |
![]() ![]() Mosey - (New West) http://www.danielromanomusic.com/ ![]() |
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27 |
![]() Waltzed in from the Rumbling - (Secret City) http://www.plantsandanimals.ca/ ![]() |
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28 |
![]() My Woman - (Jagjaguwar) http://angelolsen.com/ ![]() |
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29 |
![]() ![]() CDW - (Self-Released) @DAYWILSONMUSIC |
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30 |
![]() ![]() You Say Party - (Paper Bag) http://yousayparty.com/ ![]() |
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31 |
![]() ![]() Zoo Du Quebec - (Telephone Explosion) http://mosslimer.bandcamp.com/ ![]() |
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32 |
![]() Blue Wave - (Last Gang) http://operatorsmusic.com/ ![]() |
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![]() ![]() A Coliseum Complex Museum - (Jagjaguwar) http://www.thebesnardlakes.com/ ![]() |
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34 |
![]() Human Performance - (Rough Trade) http://parquetcourts.wordpress.com/ ![]() |
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35 |
![]() ![]() For Evelyn - (Dine Alone) http://www.hannahgeorgas.com/ ![]() |
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36 |
![]() ![]() Strange Country - (Big White Cloud) |
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37 |
![]() ![]() Interior Light - (Paper Bag) http://www.youngrival.com/ ![]() |
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38 |
![]() ![]() Playland - (Mint) https://allmoonsaresuper.bandcamp.com/releases ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Chew On It - (Transistor 66) http://www.manitobamusic.com/thezorgs ![]() |
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40 |
![]() ![]() Kill Your Memory - (Mint) https://heavenforreal.bandcamp.com/ ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Higher Power - (Dine Alone) |
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![]() ![]() Love Streams - (Paper Bag) http://www.sunblind.net/ ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Paradise - (Domino) http://www.whitelung.ca/ ![]() |
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![]() ![]() Big Black Coat - (Geej Recordings) http://www.juniorboys.net ![]() |
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![]() ![]() The Ridge - (Paper Bag) http://www.sarahneufeldmusic.com ![]() |
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46 |
![]() Fading Frontier - (4AD) http://deerhuntertheband.blogspot.ca/ ![]() |
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![]() ![]() The Northern South Vol.1 - (Six Shooter) http://whitehorsemusic.ca/ ![]() |
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48 |
![]() A Moon Shaped Pool - (XL Recordings) http://www.radiohead.com/ ![]() |
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49 |
![]() ![]() Are You Alone? - (Arts & Crafts) @majicalcloudz |
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![]() Changes - (Daptone) http://thecharlesbradley.com/ ![]() |
top 200 >> 51 to 100 >>101 to 150 >>151 to200 | electronic | hip hop | international | jazz | loud | folk/roots/blues | main charts page
Rank | Artist | Title | Label |
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51 | River Tiber * | Indigo | Self-Released |
52 | Monomyth * | Happy Pop Family | Mint |
53 | Daughter | Not To Disappear | Glassnote |
54 | Hot Panda * | Bad Pop | Self-Released |
55 | Jason Collett * | Song and Dance Man | Arts & Crafts |
56 | Laura Sauvage * | Extraordinormal | Simone |
57 | Un Blonde * | Good Will Come To You | Egg Paper Factory |
58 | Hooded Fang * | Venus on Edge | Daps |
59 | Walrus * | Goodbye Something | Madic Records |
60 | The Burning Hell * | Public Library | Headless Owl |
61 | DJ Shadow | The Mountain Will Fall | Mass Appeal |
62 | Crystal Castles * | Amnesty (I) | Republic |
63 | Brendan Canning * | Home Wrecking Years | Arts & Crafts |
64 | Solids * | Else | Dine Alone |
65 | Weird Lines * | Weird Lines | Sappy Futures Ltd. |
66 | Brave Radar * | Lion Head | Fixture |
67 | Jpnsgrls * | Divorce | Light Organ |
68 | DIIV | Is The Is Are | Captured Tracks |
69 | King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard | Nonagon Infinity | ATO |
70 | Cage The Elephant | Tell Me I'm Pretty | RCA |
71 | Deerhoof | The Magic | Polyvinyl |
72 | Matt Andersen * | Honest Man | True North |
73 | KROY * | Scavenger | Dare To Care |
74 | The Highest Order * | Still Holding | Idee Fixe |
75 | Little Scream * | Cult Following | Dine Alone |
76 | Young Rival * | Interior Light | Paper Bag |
77 | The Submissives * | Do You Really Love Me? | Fixture |
78 | July Talk * | Touch | Sleepless |
79 | Aidan Knight * | Each Other | Outside Music |
80 | Young Rival * | Strange Light | Paper Bag |
81 | The Wet Secrets * | I Can Live Forever EP | Six Shooter |
82 | Reversing Falls * | Reversing Falls 2 | Self-Released |
83 | Duotang * | New Occupation | Stomp |
84 | Deerhunter | Fading Frontier | 4AD |
85 | Jordan Klassen * | Javelin | Nevado |
86 | Thee Oh Sees | A Weird Exits | Castle Face |
87 | Library Voices * | Lovish | Nevado |
88 | Drum and Bell Tower * | Out of Time | Self-Released |
89 | Power Duo * | Power Duo | Self-Released |
90 | Bart * | Holomew | Idee Fixe |
91 | Lisa Leblanc * | Why You Wanna Leave, Runaway Queen? | Bonsound |
92 | Braids * | Companion EP | Flemish Eye |
93 | Young Galaxy * | Falsework | Paper Bag |
94 | Lab Coast * | Remember The Moon | Wyatt Records |
95 | Crones * | Air Chud | Self-Released |
96 | M83 | Junk | Mute |
97 | Black Spruce Bog * | Confluence | Self-Released |
98 | Blood Orange | Freetown Sound | Domino |
99 | Essaie Pas * | Demain est une Autre Nuit | DFA |
100 | DIANA * | Familiar Touch | Culvert |
top 200 >> 51 to 100 >>101 to 150 >>151 to200 | electronic | hip hop | international | jazz | loud | folk/roots/blues | main charts page
Rank | Artist | Title | Label |
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101 | We Are The City * | Above Club | Boompa |
102 | We Are Wolves * | Wrong | Fant�me Records |
103 | Le Matos * | Chronicle of the Wasteland | Fant�me Records |
104 | Vallens * | Consent | Hand Drawn Dracula |
105 | Drive-By Truckers | American Band | ATO |
106 | Various | Day Of The Dead | 4AD |
107 | The Luyas * | Says You | Paper Bag |
108 | C�cile Doo-Kingu� * | Anybody Listening Part 2: Dialogues | Self-Released |
109 | Striker * | Stand In The Fire | Self-Released |
110 | Bon Iver | 22, A Million | Jagjaguwar |
111 | AA Wallace * | In Alpha Zones | Culvert |
112 | The Forbidden Dimension * | Every Twisted Tree Watches As You Pass | Sounds Escaping |
113 | Lal * | Find Safety | Coax |
114 | Majical Cloudz * | Are You Alone? | Arts & Crafts |
115 | Pharis & Jason Romero * | A Wanderer I'll Stay | Lula |
116 | Les Deuxluxes * | Springtime Devil | Bonsound |
117 | Tortoise | The Catastrophist | Thrill Jockey |
118 | Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds | Skeleton Tree | Bad Seed Ltd. |
119 | Rococode * | Don't Worry It Will Be Dark Soon | Marquis |
120 | Snowblink * | Returning Current | Outside Music |
121 | Jim Bryson * | Somewhere We Will Find Our Place | Fixed Hinge Recordings |
122 | Lantern * | Black Highways and Green Garden Roads | Fixture |
123 | Bear Mountain * | Badu | Last Gang |
124 | Tomato Tomato * | I Go Where You Go | Self-Released |
125 | Mitski | Puberty 2 | Dead Oceans |
126 | Danny Michel * | Matadora | Six Shooter |
127 | Zones * | After Image | Pleasance |
128 | Beauts * | Waves/Wash | Self-Released |
129 | Blue Moon Marquee * | Gypsy Blues | Self-Released |
130 | Dinosaur Jr. | Give A Glimpse of What Yer Not | Jagjaguwar |
131 | Iggy Pop | Post Pop Depression | Loma Vista |
132 | Whitney | Light Upon the Lake | Secretly Canadian |
133 | Erin Costelo * | Down Below, The Status Quo | venue |
134 | Woodpigeon * | TROUBLE | Boompa |
135 | No Aloha * | Deluxe | Self-Released |
136 | Elephant Stone * | Ship Of Fools | Burger |
137 | Greys * | Outer Heaven | Carpark |
138 | Dilly Dally * | Sore | Buzz |
139 | Hinds | Leave Me Alone | Mom + Pop / Lucky Number |
140 | Del Barber and the No Regretzkys* | The Puck Drops Here | True North |
141 | Autumn Still * | When It Was | Self-Released |
142 | Twin River * | Passing Shade | Light Organ |
143 | L CON * | Moon Milk | Self-Released |
144 | King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard | Paper Mache Dream Balloon | ATO |
145 | Andrew Bird | Are You Serious | Loma Vista |
146 | The Soupcans * | Soft Party | Telephone Explosion |
147 | Mulligrub * | Soft Grudge | Self-Released |
148 | Beliefs * | Leaper | Hand Drawn Dracula |
149 | Doomsquad * | Total Time | Hand Drawn Dracula |
150 | Roger Roger * | Fairweather | Self-Released |
top 200 >> 51 to 100 >>101 to 150 >>151 to200 | electronic | hip hop | international | jazz | loud | folk/roots/blues | main charts page
Rank | Artist | Title | Label |
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151 | Yes We Mystic * | Forgiver | Self-Released |
152 | Matthew Barber & Jill Barber* | The Family Album | Outside Music |
153 | Tasseomancy * | Do Easy | Hand Drawn Dracula |
154 | Federal Lights * | Couer de Lion | Aporia |
155 | Tacocat | Lost Time | Hardly Art |
156 | Sheer Agony * | Masterpiece | Couple Skate |
157 | Animal Collective | Painting With | Domino |
158 | Mstrkrft * | Operator | Last Gang |
159 | Scott Nolan * | Silverhill | Transistor 66 |
160 | Like A Motorcycle * | High Hopes | Ground Swell |
161 | The Small Glories * | Wondrous Traveller | Self-Released |
162 | Little You Little Me * | I'd Watch The Day Til It Died | Monopolized |
163 | L.T.Leif * | Shadow On The Brim / Rough Beasts | Choose Yer Own |
164 | The Strumbellas * | Hope | Six Shooter |
165 | Surprise Party * | Sh-Shake Your Booty | Transistor 66 |
166 | Wake Island * | Out | Self-Released |
167 | Gord Downie * | Secret Path | Arts & Crafts |
168 | The Velveteins * | A Hot Second With The Velveteins | Fierce Panda |
169 | Odonis Odonis * | Post Plague | Telephone Explosion |
170 | The Sheepdogs * | Future Nostalgia | Warner (WEA) |
171 | Tegan And Sara * | Love You To Death | Warner (WEA) |
172 | Bat For Lashes | The Bride | Parlophone |
173 | Pet Sun | Shade Driver | Sleepless |
174 | The 427's * | Mavericks | Stingray |
175 | James Hunter Six | HOLD ON! | Daptone |
176 | Twist | Spectral | Buzz Records |
177 | The Darcys * | Centerfold | Arts & Crafts |
178 | Code Pie * | Pop Cycle | Flagless |
179 | Weyes Blood | Front Row Seat to Earth | Mexican Summer |
180 | Fond Of Tigers * | Uninhabit | Offseason |
181 | Metric * | Pagans in Vegas | Universal |
182 | The Wainwright Sisters * | Songs In The Dark | MapleMusic Recordings |
183 | Milk Lines * | Ceramic | In The Red |
184 | Rooms * | It Takes A Lot To Show Up | Pretzel |
185 | Motherhood * | Baby Teeth | Monopolized |
186 | The Avalanches | Wildflower | Astralwerks |
187 | Anderson .Paak | Malibu | Steel Wool / OBE / Art Club / EMPIRE |
188 | John K. Samson * | Winter Wheat | Anti- |
189 | Groenland * | A Wider Space | Bonsound |
190 | Peaches * | Rub | I U She Music |
191 | West My Friend | Quiet Hum | Self-Released |
192 | Kurt Vile | b'lieve i'm goin down | Matador |
193 | Bibio | Mineral Love | Warp |
194 | Phern * | Pause Clope/Cool Coma | Fixture |
195 | Wild Nothing | Life Of Pause | Captured Tracks |
196 | Half Moon Run * | Sun Leads Me On | Indica |
197 | The Julie Ruin | Hit Reset | Hardly Art |
198 | Pang Attack * | North Country Psychic Girls | Self-Released |
199 | Cellarghost | In the Whiteout | Monopolized |
200 | Hard Charger * | Bad Omens | No List |
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