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Josdigital’s Favorite Albums of 2010

When you thought the time of reminiscence was over, here’s one more for ya. After the fact again but not defying logic by releasing when the year is actually over. In a non-reversed order for your viewing pleasure, this is a non-profit non-judgmental blog anyways. Two things to note though. ...

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Glasser – Ring

It's amazing how music has evolved these last few years. Mostly for the better, but you can't deny that an over saturated market doesn't have its defects. Most notably the need to stand out, to cross a farther reaching boundary, the so-called wow-factor. In that Cameron Mesirow aka Glasser ...

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Apparat – “Sayulita”

Apparat’s effort to the DJ-Kicks series drops later this month. This track is an early warm up to what might possibly be my favorite comp of the year. (tracklist)

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Salem – “King Knight”

Much anticipated is Salem’s King Knight lp out in September. Here’s their overdrowned in synths lo-fi crunk style best represented on its title track.

Baths

All tracks sound amazingly chill and well directed. One to look out for.

Health – Disco2

Health is an experimental noise rock band with a big focus on delivering a distinct mostly conceptual sound. They've been praised for that and if lately you've spent some time on The Hype Machine or any mp3 blog, you know that Health is a common remixee (if you will). This release sees every ...

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Arch M – Land Huxt

Arch M stirred the blogosphere with a massive track a while ago. Now grab this dreamy highly conceptual EP and get dazed.

Memory Tapes – Bicycle (Little Loud Remix)

This rework of one of my favorite tracks of the summery Seek Magic is gorgeous.

Caribou – Swim

Canadian Dan Snaith isn't as much an innovator as he is a progressor. Whether it's his previous psych pop spectacle, Andorra, or condensed organic electronica through his Manitoba releases, he knows what works, what needs to be explored and built upon. It's no secret that my adoration for the ...

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Four Tet – There is Love in You

Five years seems like a lot in music. Back in 04-05, when IDM was still considered a sole genre in electronic music, when the Ninja Tune label was still notorious for its great releases and when eclectic electronic music was still indie as ever, there were a few artists that could do no wrong. ...

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