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Yo La Tengo and one of the best catalogs in American rock music (x3)

Plus: Algiers and Daniel Bachman

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Led Zeppelin, and when bands go double

Plus: Autechre, Kelela, Pile and Katatonic Silentio

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The Cure, and living in the shadow of a giant

Plus: Paramore, Factory Floor, Augenwasser, and Meg Baird

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The Walker Brothers and a wild reinvention

Plus: Jessie Ware (x2), Kelly Lee Owens, and ShrapKnel

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Four Tet and unexpected, but deserved, mainstream success

Plus: Pharoah Sanders, Steve Reid, The Body and Floating Points

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Ride, Nirvana, and leaving a musical legacy

Plus: Ibibio Sound Machine, King Sunny Ade, and Gold Dust

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Jens Lekman, and fixing what will always be broken

Plus: Liars, Akimbo, Fucked Up and Dream Unending

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U2, and big risks in mainstream records

Plus: Emeralds, Caribou, Horse Lords, and Kvelertak

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billy woods and another Album of the Year

Plus: Death Cab, Rival Schools, Trail of Dead, and The Drin

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Lucrecia Dalt, and my favorite album of 2022

Plus: El-P, Cloud Rat, Built to Spill and Kate NV

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Alvvays, and taking a holiday from dark music

Plus: KEN Mode, Beth Orton, Denzel Curry and Celebration

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Wilco, and the strange comfort of being reminded of bad times

Plus: The Kinks, Neko Case, Tim Maia, and Iron & Wine

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