Its December and its time for the best of/year end list.
I am revealing the Top 75 on the Best of 2010 Canadian albums.
As previously post, I compiled a list of fifty.
With alot of albums that came out this year from Canadian acts, I decided to make it up to seventy-five.
With alot of listening and re-listening.
Also be happy that you are in the Top 75, it was no walk in park deciding who to list down.
Here is a seven part on the Best of 2010 Canadian albums.
- Cowlick – Wires
- Hot Panda – How Come I’m Dead
- Jason Collett – Rat A Tat Tat
- Boats – Cannonballs, Cannonballs!
- Sadie Hell – Sadie Hell
- The Sadies – Darker Circles
- Bran Van 3000 – The Garden
- The Provincial Archive – Maybe We Could Be Holy
- Erin Lang – You Are Found
- The Wind Up Radio Sessions – Red Brick House
- Leafer – Sea Scene
- The Racoon Wedding – Gather Gather Bones/Rattle Rattle Truth (Technically on iTunes it was released on June 15, 2010)
- Centretown Cripplers – There’s Nothing Good About Where You Live
- Bocce – Disambiguation
- Old Crowns – Old Crowns
A great rock experimental psychedelic album.
Listen to Wires
Great alterna-pop album from the Edmonton band.
Listen to Pools
Brenda from Earbuds and Ticket Stubs says: “Solid songwriting, solid backing band, fun rhythm. Love the drawl in his voice and it seems to have more menace in it this album.”
Listen to Bitch City
Video by Woods & Wires Production.
Listen to Haircuts For Everybody!! & A Tinfoil Everythings
After quite some time, the band finally released their full length debut.
A very intense work of music.
A surprise from this year’s Polaris Music Prize Shortlist.
Listen to Another Year Again
This album marks a surprising return from this Montreal band.
Full of pop, electro-dance beats.
Listen to Garden Waltz & Grace (Love On The Block)
Saw them live for the first time and they were brilliant.
Listen to You Roll Like Raindrops
A truly talented and nice musician. Saw her at Bands Undone and was just wonderful.
Listen to You’re Coming Home
One of those albums you should take out while camping or relaxing at home or the backyard.
Listen to Me and My Doe
Its very high energy and vibrant indie experimental rock with a touch of Quebec sound.
This album should be in a western movie soundtrack.
Listen to Adelaide and The Outlaw
Sadly this was the last album from them.
But its a fun, crazy and sometimes angry music for those not familiar of the Ottawa Indie Punk Rock Garage music scene.
So get your dancing shoes on and have a blast to this record. Also the album is free to download.
Listen to Highlighter (Reverse Video)
Selt title debut is catchy, accessible and easy to listen to.
Listen to She’s a Weight
