• Kyla’s 2013 Top Ten Favorite Albums

    Kyla Fairchild Posted On December 13, 2013
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    1) Phosphorescent – Muchacho

     

    2) Kurt Vile – Wakin On A Pretty Daze

     

    3) Caitlin Rose – The Stand-In

     

    4) Jason Isbell – Southeastern

     

    5) Kenny Roby – Memories and Birds

     

    6) Thao and the Get Down Stay Down – We The Common

     

    7) Valerie June – Pushin’ Against A Stone

     

    8) Kelly Willis & Bruce Robison – Cheater’s Game

     

    9) Brandy Clark – 12 Stories

     

    10) Amanda Shires – Down Fell the Doves

     

    Here are some other albums I really enjoyed this year and listened to as much or more than anything else.

    Courtney Barnett – A Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas
    Leagues (Thad Cockrell) – You Belong Here
    Jim James – Regions of Light and Sound of God
    Empire of the Sun – Walking On A Dream
    Jenny O – Automechanic
    Divine Fits – A Thing Called Divine Fits
    Portugal. The Man – Evil Friends
    Tame Impala – Lonerism
    Wild Belle – Isles
    Kacey Musgraves – Same Trailer Different Park
    Alt J – An Awesome Wave
    Christopher Owens – Lysandre’s Theme

     




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