Albums of 2012 // 52 - 41

I could suggest that the reason for this being a top 52 is to allow for one album per week. That would be neat. Except it would also be a lie, the truth being that my indecisive nature has meant I'm unable to trim my favourite albums of 2012 list down any further. It just wouldn't be fair.

As such, here is the first installment of incredible music that actually did make the cut (and there was a cut), taking in 'SFV Acid #2''s fractured electronic beats, the psychedelic swoon of 'Melody's Echo Chamber' and the lo-fi blitzkrieg of PAWS' debut 'Cokefloat'.

52. Lands & Peoples - 'Pop Guilt'



51. Menomena - 'Moms'



50. OMBRE - 'Believe You Me'



49. Mount Eerie - 'Clear Moon'



48. Nite Jewel - 'One Second Of Love'



47. The Walkmen - 'Heaven'



46. Ceremony - 'Zoo'



45. Cold Specks - 'I Predict a Graceful Explosion'



44. Laurel Halo - 'Quarantine'



43. Melody's Echo Chamber - 'Melody's Echo Chamber'



42. SFV Acid - 'SFV Acid #2'



41. PAWS - 'Cokefloat'

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Ombre // Believe You Me

Juliana Barwick and Roberto Carlos Lange are doing pretty exciting things on their own right now, but as a team they form Ombre, and have just released and album packed with electronic eccentricity, meditative loops and haunted house vocals. Not least on Dawning and Weight The World. Take a listen to the whole of 'Believe You Me' below, which you can own for your own at their Bandcamp.



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