EOY 2020 - Uncut (UK)

[Donchano]

https://www.uncut.co.uk/publications/ma ... 21-128500/

Any subscribers are welcome to decipher the list. Thanks

[granit]

01 Bob Dylan : Rough and rowdy ways
02 Fleet Floxes : Shore
03 Phoebe Bridgers : Punisher
04 Drive-By Truckers : The new OK
05 Thundercat : It is What it is
06 Waxahatchee : Saint Cloud
07 Bill Callahan : Gold Record
08 Jarvis : Beyond The Pale
09 Shirley Collins : Hert's Ease
10 Laura Marling : Song for our Daughter
11 Jason Isbell : Reunions
12 Moses Boyd : Dark matter
13 Tame Impala : Slow rush
14 Courtney Marie Andrews : Old flowers
15 Fontaines DC : A Hero's death
16 Stephen Malkmus : Traditional techniques
17 Sault : Untitled (Black Is)
18 Frazry Ford : U Kin B The Sun
19 Brigid Mae Power : Head Above The Water
20 Bruce Springsteen : Letter to you
21 James Elkington : Ever-roving Eye
22 Fiona Apple : Fetch the bolt cutters
23 Paul Weller : On sunset
24 Moses Sumney : Grae
25 Nubya Garcia : Source

(to be continued ...)

[granit]

26. Rolling Blackouts CF : Sideways to new italy
27. Kevin Morby : Sundower
28. Lucinda Williams : Good souls better angels
29. Songhoy blues : Optimisme
30. Cornershop : England is a garden
31. Afel Bocoum : Lindé
32. The Flaming Lips : American Head
33. Bananagun : The true story of bananagun
34. Rose city band : Summerlong
35. Shabaka & the ancestors : We are sent here by history
36. Destroyer : Have we met
37. Sparks : A strady drip, drip, drip
38. Bonny light horseman : bonny light horseman
39. The psychedelic furs : made of rain
40. Brigid Dawson & the mothers network : Ballet of Apes
41. Keeley Forsyth : Debris
42. Roisin Murphy : Roisin Machine
43. Sarah Davachi : Cantus, Descant
44. Eddie Chacon : Pleasure Joy & Happiness
45. Bright Eyes : Down in the weeds, where the world once was
46. Roger & Brian Eno : Mixing Colours
47. Working Men's club : Working Men's club
48. The necks : Three
49. Gwenifer Raymond : Strange light over garth mountain
50. Margo Price : That's how rumors get started

(to be continued ...)

[Rob]

And so the EOY madness officially begins...
Who will survive and what will be left of them?

[granit]

51. Haim : Women in Music Pt 3
52. Hen Ogledd : Free Humans
53. Sufjan Stevens : The Ascension
54. Perfum Genius : Set my heart on Fire Immediately
55. Khruangbin : Mordechai
56. The Lemon Twigs : Songs for the general public
57. Tony Hallen & Hugh Masekela : Rejoice
58. BC Camplight : Shorty after takeoff
59. Julianna Barwick : Healing is a miracle
60. Lianne La Havas : Lianne La Havas
61. Elvis Costello : Hey clockface
62. Aoife Nessa Frances : Land of no junction
63. HC Mc Entire : Eno Axis
64. Nadine Shah : Kitchen Sink
65. Garcia Peoples : Nightcap At Wit's End
66. Six Organs Of Admittance : Companion Rises
67. Matt berry : Phantom Birds
68. Steve Earle & The Dukes : Ghost of west virginia
69. Honey harper : Starmaker
70. Bill Fay : Countless Branches
71. Andy Bell : The View from halfway down
72. Tamikrest : Tamotait
73. Doves : The universal want
74. Jeff Parker : Suite for Max Brown
75. Kelly Lee Owens : inner song

[Donchano]

Kinda shocking that RTJ4, Ohms and folklore are missing despite getting excellent score from them

[Schüttelbirne]

Isn't it too early to release EOY lists already?

A few notes:
- Bob Dylan at Number 1 is a rather safe choice, but I can't say I disagree. I like the album quite a lot. Fleet Foxes however was a disappointment to me.
- I agree with Bridgers over Apple, but not with Marling this high.
- They probably only included one album per artist, otherwise I couldn't explain why they have The New OK at 4, but no The Unraveling (I don't know which one I prefer yet, I've only listened to The New OK once).
- The highest-ranked album I haven't listened to is Sault's Untitled. I should get on that...
- Overall I think the list shows a nice variety of genres and artists, even if it is very Anglo-American-centric. I'm especially happy about the inclusion of Keeley Forsyth, Tamikrest and Hen Ogledd, especially since I wasn't expecting to see the latter on any EOY lists.

[Holden]

Glad to see Fontaine’s D.C. so high!

[Edre Depeche Head]

Kinda shocking that RTJ4, Ohms and folklore are missing despite getting excellent score from them

Yeah I am a bit shocked about RTJ4 being snubbed from the list however I was pleasantly surprised that Folklore didn't make it. I feel like that is one of the most overhyped albums of the year.

[Edre Depeche Head]

Isn't it too early to release EOY lists already?

A few notes:
- Bob Dylan at Number 1 is a rather safe choice, but I can't say I disagree. I like the album quite a lot. Fleet Foxes however was a disappointment to me.
- I agree with Bridgers over Apple, but not with Marling this high.
- They probably only included one album per artist, otherwise I couldn't explain why they have The New OK at 4, but no The Unraveling (I don't know which one I prefer yet, I've only listened to The New OK once).
- The highest-ranked album I haven't listened to is Sault's Untitled. I should get on that...
- Overall I think the list shows a nice variety of genres and artists, even if it is very Anglo-American-centric. I'm especially happy about the inclusion of Keeley Forsyth, Tamikrest and Hen Ogledd, especially since I wasn't expecting to see the latter on any EOY lists.

Yeah I don't mind Dylan being at Number 1 even though I may put it in the teens. I am so happy about Bridgers being so high and I didn't enjoy the Fiona Apple album so I don't mind it's placement.