18 songs to close out 2008 December 19, 2008
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What better way to celebrate the end of a pretty good year in music than with a playlist chock full of some of our (my) favorites from this year?
18 Songs to Close Out 2008:
White Winter Hymnal – Fleet Foxes: Fleet Foxes’ new album has been giving top rating on pretty much every major “Best Albums of 2008” list (Pitchfork, Paste, Spin, you name it.)
The Beach – Dr. Dog: this is jazzy stuff.
Still Here – Girl Talk: ok, so Feed the Animals is no Night Ripper, but it’s still pretty amazing and the “I got my drink and my two step” mash up is undeniable.
Furr – Blitzen Trapper
You! Me! Dancing! – Los Campesinos!
Nobody Lost, Nobody Found – Cut Copy: In Ghost Colours will always say 2008 to me. It also says amazing dance record. Nobody Lost, Nobody Found is a hidden gem.
Groundswell – Throw Me the Statue: Lolita and About to Walk won my heart. The rest of TMTS’s Moonbeams is still up in the air for me, but I do love Groundswell. Weird yet relatable lyrics (as usual) and sweet horns.
Out at the Pictures – Hot Chip
Eraser – No Age
2 Atoms in a Molecule – Noah and the Whale: my favorite off of their album, a sweet and sad little “love song.”
Satanic Messiah – the Mountain Goats (from the free Satanic Messiah EP)
What Up Man – the Cool Kids: The Bake Sale EP is old-school, clever hip-hop, practically perfect. The “tick tick clap” backing for this song takes a basic rap to the next level.
An Eluardian Instance – of Montreal
Walking – the Dodos
Campus – Vampire Weekend
I Thought I Saw Your Face Today – She & Him
In the New Year – the Walkmen: I bought You & Me on a whim and only recently really got into In the New Year, but it’s a perfect year-closer.
Air War – Crystal Castles
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