1. hubris. - Metempsychosis Favourite track(s): Hepius; Dedalus; Heracles 2. Dance Gavin Dance - Afterburner Favourite track(s): Lyrics Lie; One in a Million; Parody Catharsis; Night Sway; Say Hi 3. Properties of Nature - Wolves in Business Suits Favourite track(s): Sorry Excuse; One Nightstand; You Didn’t Start a Fire in My Heart, You Started It in My House! 4. Protest the Hero - Palimpsest Favourite track(s): From the Sky; Gardenias; Rivet 5. Hope the flowers - Sonorous Faith PT.1 Favourite track(s): Warchestra; Shout Out for the Sea; Rewind Nature 6. pulses. - Speak It Into Existence Favourite track(s): Speak It Into Existence; Mt. Midoriyama (feat. Sierra Binondo); Don’t Say Anything, Just RT; Rebel, the Mightiest Cat 7. Gloe - Dead Wait Favourite track(s): Dead Wait; (Aichmåloto) Asterias 8. Purity Ring - WOMB Favourite tracks: i like the devil; femia; sinew 9. Driftless - The Greatest Need Favourite track(s): Willing; Nothing 10. Plini - Impulse Voices Favourite track(s): Pan; The Glass Bead Game 11. GoGo Penguin - GoGo Penguin Favourite track(s): Signal In The Noise; F Maj Pixie; To The Nth 12. Loathe - I Let It in and It Took Everything Favourite track(s): Aggressive Evolution; Heavy Is the Head That Falls with the Weight of a Thousand Thoughts 13. VAR - The Never-Ending Year Favourite track(s): Moments; By the ocean; Where to find you 14. Aesthesys - Alignments Favourite track(s): Transcendants; Replicant Party; Me2 15. Nidus Expire - Siren One Favourite track(s): When the World Falls Apart; Mr. Grey 16. Vasudeva - Generator Favourite track(s): Breaks; On The Up; Yamaha 17. wthAura - GROCERY Favourite track(s): Floral; Frozen 18. Mammal Hands - Captured Spirits Favourite track(s): Ithaca; Late Bloomer 19. Zealand The North - Brightness of an Endless Light Favourite track(s): Come Promise 20. aswekeepsearching - Sleep Favourite track(s): 11 Degrees; Dreams Are Real —— Honourable mentions: A Burial At Sea - A Burial At Sea FALL OF MESSIAH - Senicarne Flies Are Spies From Hell - Final Quiet fox capture plan - Discovery A Good Man Goes To War - The sounds of a large crowd I Am Abomination - Passion of the Heist II Luo - Unspoken Olhava - Ladoga still motions - Mirrors Tape Studies - Kept Underneath Tycho - Simulcast Yppah - Sunset in the Deep End —— EPs: Arch Echo - Story I Ben Rosett - Booster Pack Cartoon Theory / Visenya - Euphoria Dan James Griffin - Unxplored The Emergency Alert System - Perimeter Hail Your Highness - SOFTBOY Hail Your Highness - Trilogy Jardín de la Croix - Letargo Kaguu - Rosewood Lights x MYTH - Dead End Nova Charisma - Exposition III Österreich - sisi Pray for Sound - Waves B-Sides A Sudden Burst of Colour - Forever/Captivator [AA] A Sudden Burst of Colour - Transgressor/Decoder [AA]
2020 releases I enjoyed the most: Jeff Parker - Suite for Max Brown Duma - Duma Battlemaster - Ghastly, Graven & Grimoireless Sweven - The Eternal Resonance Nubya Garcia - Source 2020 most-listened, regardless of release year: Orchestra Baobab - Pirates Choice Strike Anywhere - Change is a Sound Balla Et Ses Balladins - Objectif Perfection Alan Jackson - Everything I Love Hot Snakes - Suicide Invoice Honor Role - Album Funkadelic - Maggot Brain Yazz Ahmed - Polyhymnia Cloud Rat - Pollinator Brand X - Unorthodox Behavior
1 The 1975 - Notes On a Conditional Form ("Frail State of Mind") 2 Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher ("Chinese Satellite") 3 Dua Lipa - Future Nostalgia ("Pretty Please") 4 Taylor Swift - folklore ("exile") 5 Boldy James & Real Bad Man - Real Bad Boldy ("Thousand Pills") 6 Run the Jewels - RTJ4 ("JU$T") 7 Pop Smoke - Meet the Woo 2 ("Shake the Room") 8 Ruston Kelly - Shape & Destroy ("Under the Sun") 9 Hum - Inlet ("Cloud City") 10 Charli XCX - how i'm feeling now ("enemy") 11 Boldy James & Sterling Toles - Manger on McNichols ("The Middle of Next Month") 12 Brian Fallon - Local Honey ("21 Days") 13 Taylor Swift - evermore ("ivy") 14 Caspian - On Circles ("Wildblood") 15 Deftones - Ohms ("Ohms") 16 Ashley McBryde - Never Will ("Voodoo Doll") 17 Bartees Strange - Live Forever ("Stone Meadows") 18 The Weeknd - After Hours ("After Hours") 19 Grimes - Miss Anthropocene ("Delete Forever") 20 Kali Uchis - Sin Miedo (del Amor y Otros Demonios) ∞ ("¡aquí yo mando!") 21 Rina Sawayama - SAWAYAMA ("Who's Gonna Save You Now") 22 PVRIS - Use Me ("Loveless") 23 Chris Stapleton - Starting Over ("Cold") 24 Mac Miller - Circles ("Blue World") 25 Caitlyn Smith - Supernova ("I Can't") 26 The Killers - Imploding the Mirage ("Caution") 27 Jessie Ware - What's Your Pleasure? ("In Your Eyes") 28 Tame Impala - The Slow Rush ("Breathe Deeper") 29 Caribou - Suddenly ("Never Come Back") 30 Burna Boy - Twice As Tall ("Wonderful") 31 Bruce Springsteen - Letter To You ("Rainmaker") 32 Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit - Reunions ("Overseas") 33 Black Foxxes - Black Foxxes ("Swim") 34 Ariana Grande - Positions ("Positions") 35 Four Tet - Sixteen Oceans ("Baby") 36 Oneohtrix Point Never - Magic Oneohtrix Point Never ("I Don't Love Me Anymore") 37 Katie Pruitt - Expectations ("Out of the Blue") 38 Sault - Untitled (Rise) ("Little Boy") 39 beabadoobee - Fake It Flowers ("Worth It") 40 HAIM - Women In Music Pt. III ("I Know Alone") 41 Sault - Untitled (Black Is) ("Bow") 42 Clams Casino - Instrumental Relics ("I'm God") 43 Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts VI: Locusts ("Around Every Corner") 44 Boldy James - The Price of Tea In China ("Surf & Turf") 45 Matt Berninger - Serpentine Prison ("Loved So Little") 46 Soccer Mommy - color theory ("circle the drain") 47 070 Shake - Modus Vivendi ("Guilty Conscience") 48 Freddie Gibbs & The Alchemist - Alfredo ("God is Perfect") 49 Purity Ring - WOMB ("pink lightning") 50 Kamaiyah - Got It Made ("Set It Up") HMs: 21 Savage - Savage Mode II ("Many Men") Abby Gundersen - Sleep Comes Then I Wake ("White Flowers") Acceptance - Wild, Free ("Bend the Light") Allie X - Cape God ("Sarah Come Home") Aluna - Renaissance ("Off Guard") Arca - KiCk i ("KLK") Autechre - PLUS ("lux 106 mod") Boldy James - The Versace Tape ("Cartier") Brandy - B7 ("Saving All My Love") Cold Years - Paradise ("Northern Blues") Courtney Marie Andrews - Old Flowers ("How You Get Hurt") Dogleg - Melee ("Kawasaki Backflip") Donovan Woods - Without People ("Grew Apart") Ellie Goulding - Brightest Blue ("Brightest Blue") Fleet Foxes - Shore ("Quiet Air / Gioia") Gulch - Impenetrable Cerebral Fortress ("Cries of Pleasure, Heavenly Pain") Hayley Williams - Petals For Armor ("Over Yet") Kamaiyah - No Explanations ("Big Step") Kehlani - It Was Good Until It Wasn't ("Grieving") Kiiara - lil kiiwi ("Empty") Mil Spec - World House ("The End of History") Nils Frahm - Empty ("Black Notes") Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts V: Together ("Apart") Polo G - The GOAT ("Go Stupid") Sylvan Esso - Free Love ("Ferris Wheel") Ty Dolla $ign - Featuring Ty Dolla $ign ("Powder Blue") YG - My Life 4Hunnid ("Laugh Now Kry Later!")
Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher Perfume Genius - Set My Heart on Fire Immediately Adrianne Lenker - songs Waxahatchee - Saint Cloud Lomelda - Hannah Fiona Apple - Fetch the Bolt Cutters Soccer Mommy - color theory Moses Sumney - græ Christian Lee Hutson - Beginners Dogleg - Melee Hayley Williams - Petals for Armor Anjimile - Giver Taker Bright Eyes - Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was NNAMDÏ - BRAT Bully - SUGAREGG Andy Shauf - The Neon Skyline Samia - The Baby The Beths - Jump Rope Gazers Bartees Strange - Live Forever Frances Quinlan - Likewise
Think this is the best I can do! Had more time to listen to music this year than I have for a few years but also feel like my tastes have narrowed recently. Anyway a really really strong year for music in my humble opinion, and I also have to shout out three releases that aren't all-new studio releases but that would be at the very top of this list if they were: The War on Drugs – Live Drugs (seriously the best live record anyone has put out in a very long time) Sturgill Simpson – Cuttin' Grass Vols. 1 & 2 (no commentary needed, Sturgill rules) Okay, list: 1. Ruston Kelly – Shape & Destroy 2. Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher 3. Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit – Reunions 4. Waxahatchee – Saint Cloud 5. Bruce Springsteen – Letter to You 6. Adrianne Lenker – Songs 7. Fleet Foxes – Shore 8. Sufjan Stevens – The Ascension 9. Margo Price – That’s How Rumors Get Started 10. My Morning Jacket – The Waterfall II 11. John Moreland – LP5 12. Dogleg – Melee 13. Tame Impala – The Slow Rush 14. Run the Jewels – RTJ4 15. Bob Dylan – Rough & Rowdy Ways 16. Soccer Mommy – Color Theory 17. Cartalk – Pass Like Pollen 18. The 1975 – Notes on a Conditional Form 19. Kathleen Edwards – Total Freedom 20. Pallbearer – Forgotten Days 21. Brandy Clark – Your Life Is a Record 22. Drive-By Truckers – The Unraveling 23. Touché Amoré – Lament 24. Steve Earle & the Dukes – Ghosts of West Virginia 25. Katie Pruitt – Expectations 26. Futurebirds – Teamwork 27. Hum – Inlet 28. Ratboys – Printer’s Devil 29. Drive-By Truckers – The New OK 30. Freddie Gibbs / The Alchemist – Alfredo 31. Fiona Apple – Fetch the Bolt Cutters 32. Fontaines D.C. – A Hero’s Death 33. Dehd – Flower of Devotion 34. Lily Hiatt – Walking Proof 35. Bright Eyes – Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was 36. Jeff Tweedy – Love Is the King 37. Bartees Strange – Live Forever 38. Country Westerns – Country Westerns 39. Lil Uzi Vert – Eternal Atake 40. Chris Stapleton – Starting Over
Lots of great stuff on here. I really was not able to get into that Brandy Clark album though, for whatever reason. I loved her first two, but this one just never grabbed me.
Yeah it's really good. Would be top 5 for me in a less-strong year. Cannot wait to hear some of those songs live someday post-pandemic. Damn that sucks. I'm a bit of a late comer to her, checked her stuff out after my brother rec'd it to me earlier this year and I'd say the new one is pretty easily my favorite of hers right now. Anyway looking forward to seeing your list whenever the staff feature launches!
In fairness, I just wasn't really feeling that kind of country music this year in general, so maybe it'll click for me down the road. I was pretty enamored with Big Day in a Small Town back in 2016 and wrote a fair amount about it. There are 4-5 songs on that album that just knock me on my ass. That never happened with this one, but I'll revisit it at some point I'm sure.
Ok I think I am finally happy with this / convinced nothing else is going to come out I need to listen too.
top 17-ish. no numbers or sorting, all are good. Soccer Mommy - Color Theory Dogleg - Melee O'Brother - You and I Perfume Genius - Set My Heart on Fire Immediately Hum - Inlet Frances Quinlan - Likewise Gleemer - Down Through Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher Bdrmm - Bedroom Dikembe - Muck Coastlands - Death Vasudeva - Generator Carly Rae Jepsen - Dedicated Side B Taylor Swift - folklore Gladie - Safe Sins Mansions - Big Bad Svalbard - When I Die, Will I get Better?
1. All Time Low – Wake Up, Sunshine 2. The 1975 – Notes On A Conditional Form 3. Phoebe Bridgers – Punisher 4. Bartees Strange – Live Forever 5. Enter Shikari – Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible 6. The Front Bottoms – In Sickness & In Flames 7. Touché Amoré – Lament 8. Bombay Bicycle Club – Everything Else Has Gone Wrong 9. Halsey - Manic 10. BLACKSTARKIDS - Surf 11. Run The Jewels – RTJ4 12. Charli XCX – how I’m feeling now 13. The Strokes – The New Abnormal 14. IDLES – Ultra Mono 15. Taylor Swift – folklore 16.Told Slant – Point the Flashlight and Walk 17. Seahaven – Halo of Hurt 18. Cloud Nothings – The Black Hole Understands 19. Everything Everything – Re-Animator 20. Sylvan Esso – Free Love 21. clipping. – Visions of Bodies Being Burned 22. STRFKR – Future Past Life 23. The Naked and Famous – Recover 24. Silverstein – A Beautiful Place to Drown 25. beabadoobee – Fake It Flowers 26. Sufjan Stevens – The Ascension 27. Jónsí – Shiver 28. Lauv – ~how I’m feeling~ 29. LANY – Mama’s Boy 30. Childish Gambino – 3.15.20 31. Kid Cudi – Man on the Moon III 32. The Killers – Imploding the Mirage 33. Car Seat Headrest – Making a Door Less Open 34. Hum – Inlet 35. Joji – Nectar 36. July Talk – Pray for It 37. Hayley Williams – Petals for Armor 38. Jeff Rosenstock – NO DREAM 39. Beach Bunny – Honeymoon 40. I Am The Avalanche – Dive EPs: 1. The Japanese House – Chewing Cotton Wool 2. The Dangerous Summer – All That Is Left of the Blue Sky 3. PUP – This Place Sucks Ass 4. Local Natives – Sour Lemon 5. Thunder Dreamer – Summer Sleeping 6. Lowertown – Honeycomb, Bedbug SMO AOTY 2020 MiniMix, a playlist by Shane O'Donohue on Spotify
I couldn't be bothered sequencing my top 20 this year - partly because it does feel a bit arbitrary, but also I'm lazy. So this isn't in any particular order, apart from Couch Slut possibly being a tentative first place. Couch Slut - Take A Chance On Rock 'n' Roll With a name like Couch Slut, you can't really expect an oblique album. But I didn't expect such a bleak album. Noisey, angry, jarring, visceral, vile, painful; frankly, at times, antagonistic. Megan's lyrics are staggeringly raw and unfiltered, and her delivery is a perfect match. A heavy noise-rock album without an inch of fat on it; it also understands how to incorporate different colours and ideas to make the attack even more devastating. The trumpet solo on I'm 14 is my favourite musical moment of 2020. And the whole album may be my favourite of 2020. The album title feels like a(n intentionally) perverse joke. Bohren And Der Club Of Gore - Patchouli Blue Ultra-slow, dark, brooding jazz. It's what Bohren do. The most beautiful, contemplative pieces for a feebly glimmering night. Gorgeous as usual. Deftones - Ohms One of the reasons, great songs aside, that I think this is better than the many Deftones-inspired records that have come out in 2020 (and a few of those are genuinely good) is that they're just so much better at bringing each member's personality out in the music. The Stef/Chino dynamic aside, this is the most synth-heavy record they've ever done (Pompeji for example), the bass lines hold everything firm whilst also being melodic - the bass on Ceremony almost feels like it's singing at times - and Abe Cunningham brings that hip-hop bounce and groove that elevates everything that bit further; another reason why they're better than all the bands that rip them off. See a track like Radiant City, with the way the tempo pushes forward slightly in the chorus, then pulls back in the verses to give it more weight. The production is colossal but really emphasises the raw, live element - no click track, slightly rawer vocal production at times, more focus on the low end. And while they're not reinventing themselves, it's still artistically so strong - the lyrics, even the song titles (e.g. calling such a romantic, almost worshipful, song 'The Spell Of Mathematics'), and bringing out a thrash riff as a texture in a gliding, new-wave inspired song (Urantia). Some of my favourite choruses of the year too - Ceremony is so good it basically has two different ones. Nils Frahm - Empty I think it's my most played album of the year. It's what Nils Frahm does; piano recordings that are so intimately produced, you feel like you're in the room while he's playing them. So much space. As silly as this always sounds - every note feels like it belongs. This is the album I put on at night. Code Orange - Underneath It's not a perfect album but it thrills me in a way that almost makes me feel that way. Not a bad song on here. Claustrophobic production aside, I'd be nitpicking to find too many faults. What's really great about Underneath is it still sounds like a band playing live - just put through a blender afterwards. I imagine there'll be a lot of 'nods' to this record from other bands in the coming years but I doubt whether any of them will be able to combine these glitchy and electronic elements as well, as rhythmically, and in such a viscerally exciting way as Code Orange do. Fantastic record. Roly Porter - Kistvaen The heaviest ambient record of the year and probably just the heaviest record of the year in general. A conceptual, though wordless, album about death, burial and ancient rituals surrounding those things (yeah...I know). Made up of a mixture of field recordings, acoustic and digitally created sounds, put together to form an incredibly immersive, dark and evocative album. People talk about how the sign of a great album is being able to spot new things months and years down the line; listen to this through headphones and I don't think you'll ever stop hearing new things. The most visceral, sensory album I've heard in a long time. DUMA - DUMA Hard to categorise this record. A fantastic primal, metallic, industrial, grind, noise album. Amazing production, a genuine sense of both horror and hollowness, with hauntingly filtered vocals that weave in and out. Pleasantly surprised to see it in quite a few critics end of year lists. Fiona Apple - Fetch The Bolt Cutters I don't think any album this year nails its vision better than this one. It's not the easiest listen; in terms of the big, well-reviewed critical darlings of the year, it lacks the sonic warmth of Phoebe Bridgers, or the more obvious, in-your-face hooks of HAIM or Rina Sawayama. But it's so raw, so detailed and off-kilter at times lyrically, it builds upon rhythms in such an interesting 'DIY' way, and the hooks sink into you in a way that I can't remember another album doing - Robert Christgau, a critic I don't like generally, summed that aspect up really well in my opinion... "the music grows on you before you realize it because it’s not hooky in a hummy kind of way. Instead it’s beaty, clattering like nothing I can recall and hence hard to recall itself—you have to refer back to the record." Hum - Inlet The heaviest album they've ever made yet maybe the warmest too. Some of my favourite guitar tones ever. A colossal, beautiful sound; so huge yet so hollow. Matt's 'lifeless' vocals somehow suit Hum and I like that they're often pushed up a bit more on Inlet than on previous records. Desert Rambler is one of my favourite songs of the year, and The Summoning has my favourite riff of the year (the one that appears at 2:07 and again at 4:18) clipping. - Visions Of Bodies Being Burned I'm finding myself more drawn to dark, cinematic, spacious records recently and this album is one of the year's best. It took me a few listens - it didn't click as immediately as TEAATB - but I really like it now. A great companion piece to that record. The production is still clear and sharp, the industrial soundscapes still really evocative and chilling, and Daveed's clarity and flow is still ridiculous. Given how haunting the little motifs are, I often find them oddly beautiful. Great band. Nation Of Language - Introduction, Presence Spacey synthpop, with nice, clean drum production, great melodies through forlorn vocals. Hooks and melancholy - what more can you want? It is derivative but they get enough of their own personality in there and the songs are killer. Indignities is just fantastic - the dark guitar tones, playing off with the synth lines... yes please. Tony Allen - Rejoice A great, spacious jazz record, minimalist, with catchy hooks but done with such groove, subtlety and restraint. Each member is given their own space in the songs and in the mix. The drum production in particular is a work of art; everything sounds so clear and crisp, each drum perfectly given its own space and flipped from their usual position - snare in the right channel, with each tom moving across from right to left, rather than left to right. The whole thing feels effortless. Lovely album to have on in the background or through headphones. RIP Tony Allen and Hugh Makasela. Adeline Hotel - Solid Love Such a beautiful, tender album. My problem with this emotive indie-folk style is I often find it becomes a bit montonous, a bit too sentimental, and doesn't develop enough to retain my interest. This has so many little ideas, different 'colours'; subtle drumming, soft glimmering guitar riffs, piano flourishes, joined by other instruments sometimes for brief moments; none of these elements ever outstay their welcome and they always add something. Dan Knishkowy, the singer/songwriter, described it as "five people with loud playing personalities, playing as quietly as possible", and that really comes across. Rythmically, it also feels great - nuanced, interesting, with a lovely, subtle swing at times too. Really like this record. Nicolas Jaar - Cenizas The album cover really summarises this album perfectly for me; introspective, minimalist, lots of space. I've read it described as an 'abyss' and I like that; in a way, it often seems like it isn't going anywhere but it forces you to settle in and let it take over. Gocce, for example, could be genuinely annoying but for some reason the quick, chaotic bursts on the piano and the other instruments feel just right. Caspian - On Circles Huge, beautiful, heavy, melodic. One of the best rock albums of the year. The vocals that enter on Nostalgist kill the vibe for me a bit but other than that, this is really good. Wildblood is still my highlight; that song is monumental. Dave Grubbs & Taku Unami - Comet Meta Lots of space. Similar to Nils Frahm in that it feels like every note has a purpose. Emotive guitar interplay and harmonising on some songs; others are haunting, slow piano pieces. None of the 'artificial' dynamics of normal post-rock albums. Beautiful, melancholy record. Urlaub In Polen - All I guess this is the more experimental side of krautrock? The rhythm section is often really locked in but there's lots of ambient, spacey guitars and synths, which means it feels big but never floats away or loses momentum. The various different filtered vocals genuinely feel like an additional instrument. And a song like The Witcher feels heavier than most metal bands nowadays. Touche Amore - Lament Raw, heartfelt and never comes across as mawkish. Ross Robinson's production is EXACTLY what I wanted it to be on this record too. He always seeks to capture performance and I think here he nails the balance between the rawness and the nuanced melody and atmosphere. Bob Mould - American Crisis I love it when angry albums are also fun as hell. It's a very starkly political album and, truth be told, it's not that aspect that I personally care for that much - it's more the emotion behind it, the energy, the hooks. It just goes the fuck off. A great guitar-heavy pop rock/punk album. Picking a favourite song is really difficult but Forecast Of Rain is fantastic. Rina Sawayama - SAWAYAMA I'm not a fan of the 'genre-smashing' bands of recent years, like Sleep Token and Poppy. They generally leave me cold to be honest. I think Rina Sawayama does it in a much more cohesive and natural way. More personality, huge undeniable pop hooks, better songs in general...and that laugh on 'STFU' that transitions smoothly into a sung note is so badass. Not one-paced - see, for example, the tempo change-ups in the run from 'Akasaka Sad', into 'Paradisin'', into 'Love Me 4 Me'. Deserving of its praise.
Haha depending on the day or my mood, it could be one of about four or five, Code Orange being one of them. Partly why I didn't order my list. Lyrically and musically, the Couch Slut record provokes such a response in me though.
Here's my list :) R.A.P. Ferreira - purple moonlight pages Jeff Rosenstock - NO DREAM Phoebe Bridgers - Punisher Hayley Williams - Petals For Armor The Front Bottoms - In Sickness & In Flames Taylor Swift - Folklore Fiona Apple - Fetch the Bolt Cutters Charli XCX - How I'm Feeling Now Run the Jewels - Run The Jewels 4 AJJ - Good Luck Everybody Open Mike Eagle - Anime, Trauma and Divorce clipping. - Visions of Bodies Being Burned Carly Rae Jepsen - Dedicated Side B dogleg - Melee Beach Bunny - Honeymoon Spanish Love Songs - Brave Faces Everyone The Mountain Goats - Getting Into Knives Nana Grizol - South Somewhere Else Poppy - I Disagree Touché Amoré - Lament Soccer Mommy - Color Theory Car Seat Headrest - Making A Door Less Open Idles - Ultra Mono Bad Bunny - YHLQMDLG The Mountain Goats - Songs for Pierre Chuvin