Top Twenty Albums of 2005: 11-15
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Iron & Wine and Calexico - In the Reins EP
How will Iron & Wine's now familiar rustic southern whisper fare when plied against the spaghetti western flair of Calexico's Burns, Convertino and company? [ Full Review ]
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Anderson - weradioanderson
Layering Kings of Convenience harmonies over ebullient glitch-pop, this dutch acoustic duo has crafted a radiant delight of an album that is my serendipitous discovery of the year. Dutchboys represent!
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Death Cab for Cutie - Plans
While Plans wasn't exactly the quantum leap forward fans expected with a major label debut, there's nothing not to like here. Gibbard's maturing lyrically, and even if it's not as interesting as Transatlanticism, it's still every bit as enjoyable.
(This list has been a little flaky in Internet Explorer. I didn't have time to fix that before we left. Use Firefox, already.)
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Scott says:
December 30, 2005 at 7:12 pm
Gimmie Fiction surprised the heck out of me. Sister Jack is as fun as they come.