1. Editors – An End Has A Start watch / 2. Bloc Party – A Weekend In The City / 3. PJ Harvey – White Chalk / 4. Interpol – Our Love To Admire / 5. Kaiser Chiefs – Yours Truly, Angry Mob / 6. Arcade Fire – Neon Bible / 7. Grinderman / 8. Arctic Monkeys – Favorite Worst Nightmare / 9. Brett Anderson
Fascinating and hopeful to find that there are bands able to put out a second recording that exceeds their already incredible debut album.
Apologies to Trent. It’s not my fault however that he didn’t produce his best work ever in 2007 (Year Zero). I kind of liked the dirt he produced with Saul Williams. Furthermore we really shouldn’t forget about Yevgueni, Axl Peleman, Eva De Roovere, The Waterboys, Gabriel Rios and -okay, it’s inevitable, I suppose- Radiohead.
But I didn’t waste any money on our shocking friend Marilyn M. Lovers of Chanson and Poetry (every lover?): check out Jean-Louis Murat’s “Charles et Léo” (holding lyrics of Les Fleurs Du Mal).
1. Editors – An End Has A Start watch / 2. Bloc Party – A Weekend In The City / 3. PJ Harvey – White Chalk / 4. Interpol – Our Love To Admire / 5. Kaiser Chiefs – Yours Truly, Angry Mob / 6. Arcade Fire – Neon Bible / 7. Grinderman / 8. Arctic Monkeys – Favorite Worst Nightmare / 9. Brett Anderson
