50. High Places / High Places
49. Laura Barrett / Victory Garden
48. Luomo / Convival
47. M83 / Saturdays = Youth
46. Deerhoof / Offend Maggie
45. Grand Salvo / Death
44. Mount Eerie / Lost Wisdom
43. Shearwater / Rook
42. Yellow Swans / Deterioration
41. Lelia / Blood, Looms and Blooms
40. My Morning Jacket / Evil Urges
39. Terrible Twos / Terrible Twos
38. Ellen Allien / Sool
37. Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks / Real Emotional Trash
36. HEALTH / Disco
35. The Mountain Goats / Heretic Pride
34. The Breeders / Mountain Battles
33. Autechre / Quaristice
32. The Cool Kids / The Bake Sale EP
31. Hauschka / Fendorf
30. Dirt Dress / Theme Songs EP
29. The Instruments / Dark Småland
28. Flying Lotus / Los Angeles
27. Fleet Foxes / Fleet Foxes
26. Max Tundra / Parallax Error Beheads You
25. Danny! / And I Love H.E.R.
24. Why? / Alopecia
23. Kingdom Shore / ...and all the dogs to shark
22. Subtle / ExitingARM
21. Dan Friel / Ghost Town
20. AGF / DANCE FLOOR DRACHEN
19. Cut Copy / In Ghost Colours
18. HILOTRONS / Happymatic
17. Roommate / We Were Enchanted
16. Lau Nau / Nukkuu
15. Portishead / Third
14. The Hospitals / Hairdryer Peace
13. Chad VanGaalen / Soft Airplane
12. The Dodos / Visiter
11. Lil Wayne / Tha Carter III
10. Azeda Booth / In Flesh Tones
09. Vivian Girls / Vivian Girls
08. Paavoharju / Laulu Laakson Kukista
07. The Walkmen / You & Me
06. Wolf Parade / At Mount Zoomer
05. Invincible / Shapeshifters
04. Women / Women
03. Gang Gang Dance / Saint Dymphna
02. Black Milk / Tronic
01. Erykah Badu / New Amerykah, Part One
It has the best hip hop selections I've seen (though I am sick of Lil Wayne). Check out Danny!, Invincible, Black Milk, and Erykah Badu if you haven't already. I'm a bit surprised by the lack of Grouper but happy to to see Mount Eerie, Shearwater, My Morning Jacket, The Mountain Goats, and The Breeders, all popular artists who didn't receive the critical attention they deserved. I seriously do not get that Wolf Parade album, though; I can't finish "Kissing the Beehive" without screaming in frustration.
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