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Potengowski Anna Friederike

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This Month

TW	Artist - Title - (Label)
!earshot Top 200 of 2021 For January to December 2021
1	TEKE::TEKE Shirushi - (Kill Rock Stars)
2	The Halluci Nation One More Saturday Night - (Radicalized)
3	Chad VanGaalen World's Most Stressed Out Gardener - (Flemish Eye)
4	The Weather Station Ignorance - (Next Door)
5	Kiwi Jr. Cooler Returns - (Kiwi Club)
6	Arlo Parks Collapsed In Sunbeams - (Transgressive)
7	Ada Lea one hand on the steering wheel the other sewing a garden - (Next Door)
8	Sook-Yin Lee & Adam Litovitz jooj two - (Mint)
9	Suuns The Witness - (Secret City)
10	Andy Shauf Wilds - (Arts & Crafts)
*View the full !earshot Top 200*

Specialty Charts #1s
Electronic:	The Halluci Nation - One More Saturday Night - (Radicalized)
Hip Hop:	Cadence Weapon - Parallel World - (Self-Released)
International:	Lakou Mizik and Joseph Ray - Leave The Bones - (Anjunadeep)
Jazz:	Adrian Younge - The American Negro - (Jazz Is Dead)
Loud:	Tunic - Exhaling - (Artoffact)
Folk/Roots/Blues:	Allison Russell - Outside Child - (Fantasy)

Charts

This Week's Charts

For the Week Ending: Tuesday, October 28, 2025

Top 50
#1 Geese - Getting Killed - (Partisan)
Electronic
#1 Debby Friday - The Starr of the Queen of Life - (Royal Mountain)
Hip Hop
#1 Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist - Alfredo 2 - (ESGN / ALC)
International
#1 SANAM - Sametou Sawtan - (Constellation)
Folk/Roots/Blues
#1 Hermitess - Death & The Fool - (Self-Released)

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By James Hayashi-Tennant
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Rockets Red Glare are no more. But thank god we have Moonlight Desires as a time-capsule to remember a time when musicians made sincere, painstaking and methodical music. From the outset of the opening bars... read more...
By L Pounds
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