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It’s been an absolute blast to listen to not only the first 26 records of our Top 29 countdown. There were many more albums and live gigs that we enjoyed greatly as well. We hope to hear more from these and new exciting artists in the future. As humble purveyors of the great–and the occasionally [...]
In 2010 we had a top 21, last year we had a top 26, so naturally this year’s is a top 29. We are getting really close, I mean really close to the final three. First we have a tie at seven, a single sixer and then another tie at four. 7. PS I Love [...]
No, no, no this is not the top 29 of best Canadian albums of the year. We resent that remark. The Dutch branch of the Fuzz really tried and tried to give the list a European flavor and the year started hopeful. Somehow most of those fine albums from the old country have been crushed underneath [...]
Tied at number 17, we have Canadians and Americans. No, these aren’t the standings for the world field hockey championships. This is still Indiefuzz’s countdown of the best records released in 2012 with numbers 17 to 14. T-17. Joel Plaskett Emergency – Scrappy Happiness (MapleMusic Recordings) The track Lightning Bolt won a Bucky Award in [...]
In 2010 we had a top 21, last year we had a top 26, so naturally this year’s is a top 29. Kicking off the second set is our countdown from #23 to #19 … 23. Tame Impala – Lonerism (Captured Tracks) Aussie experimental rules 60′s 70′s revival psych rockers did it again with a [...]
In 2010 we had a top 21, last year we had a top 26, so naturally this year’s is a top 29. 29. The Cast of Cheers – Family (Schoolboy Error) The uplifting polyrythms and angular riffs of Dublin’s math rock quartet makes you want wear a thin tie and bounce around the room diagonally [...]
The Fuzz commemorates the queen of disco with this 1984 song by Prefab Sprout that carries her name and soul.
The name Kris Berry has been singing around a while. The Curaçao born singer debuted last year with a promising and well-received EP, which yielded her a spot on North Sea Jazz yielded. Last week, finally her long awaited debut Marbles has been released, supported by a fair amount of media attention. It’s well earned, [...]
3 Foster The People – Torches (US) Startime International Foster The People have been called a carefree version of MGMT, but they are much more an electronic act and much more a dance act than MGMT were even before they went all psychedelic on us. Also there is something distinctly European about Foster The People. [...]
7 Destroyer – Kaputt (CAN) Merge Perhaps it’s the relativization of his art that enables Dan Bejar to make a record that sounds as mellow and ripe as the comeback album of an old pop star who’s been given the oppertunity to mature in the interesting way people do away from Sounds, Smash hits, Melody [...]