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Very late to the party but I heard the Snapped Ankles album when I was in Resident a few days ago. I was hooked after two tracks.

And above LCD Soundsystem!

This one seems a bit more in line with my current tastes: numerous John Dwyer (Thee Oh Sees/Damaged Bug) records, Floating Points, Forest Swords etc.

True. But these lists, with their choices and timing, are clearly part marketing vehicle these days. That said, I think record shops need every bit of help they can get so I don’t mind this. Same with bands taking sponsors money; its hard work in the Spotify era so if they want to take a few...

Correct, I was. Let’s now put a line under this and get on the thread :thumbsup:

Thanks. Apology accepted.

FFS. I didn't make any accusation of the sort. spring hall convert suggested something and I, I thought very very clearly, suggested HE might have answered HIS own question. You have a distinct habit of stirring up shit with me; and in your haste you seem to leave your senses behind. And just...

I bought the Four Tet album on vinyl...it looks good but I’ve not listened to it yet as I’ve mainly been catching up on Roy Montgomery recently. And your post is a timely reminded to buy the St Vincent long player.

Pogue Mahone will be on your case :lolol:

One has a bit of a sun tan, the others a woman? You might have answered your own question with the first quote.

Did you check their full top 100? I’ve not had time to fully scan it for all the albums I like.

Their club still doesn’t allow non-UK membership. Grrrrrrr

Surprised Floating Points isn’t in the top 20 is my initial thought.

I see Rough Trade have just released theirs. https://roughtrade.com/gb/albums-of-the-year-2017-top-20