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The 70 Best Albums of 2010

The 70 Best Albums of 2010

2010's best albums are highlighted by the emergence of a future superstar, two veteran and virtuoso rappers, and a Dream Team of indie bands releasing career peaks.

“You Can Have It All”: Ariel Pink on His Odds & Sods

“You Can Have It All”: Ariel Pink on His Odds & Sods

Los Angeles pop weirdo Ariel Pink looks back at two early records freshly reissued by Mexican Summer and discusses his new Odditties Sodomies Vol. 2 rarities collection.

Ariel Pink – “Another Weekend” (Singles Going Steady)

Ariel Pink – “Another Weekend” (Singles Going Steady)

“Another Weekend” is a swooning '60s psychedelic pop delight.
Mild High Club: Skiptracing

Mild High Club: Skiptracing

As can be assumed with a group named Mild High Club, the journey they take us on during Skiptracing is a little woozy yet pleasurable. You just might crack a half-smile.
Chris Cohen: As If Apart

Chris Cohen: As If Apart

As If Apart isn’t that much different than his debut, 2012's Overgrown Path, though it lends an additional vivacity that enhances Cohen’s knack for compositional balance.
The Best Albums of 2014

The Best Albums of 2014

From Polish black metal to mind-blowing progressive R&B and electronic music, 2014's best albums certainly have something for everyone.
Ariel Pink: pom pom

Ariel Pink: pom pom

pom pom is up there with Ariel Pink's very best work, even if there’s nothing as insanely hooky as “Round and Round".

Echo Lake Covers the Old Ariel Pink Tune “Alisa” (video)

Unknown Mortal Orchestra: Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti: 2 June 2011 – New York

Ariel Pink’s Haunted Graffiti: Before Today

The Day the (AM) Music Died