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I was, sometimes I think it's genius, others noisy nonsense. I'd love to hear if played on a Funktion 1 sound system.

Let it Live is up there with my favourite tracks this year.

The Fuzz album is damn good.

James Yorkston - Guy Fawkes' Signature

I seem to remember you like world music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAOSC1IQ0EI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJCwfjl_sXc

I have the Stornoway album on my list of things to check out so will look forward to that, surprised to see The Decemberists so high up on your list - I have all of their albums, even the overblown concept albums, and couldn't get into that one. I also think the Nadine Shah and Lonelandy...

The new Buena Vista Social Club album, featuring odds and ends from the 1998 album is also brilliant. Buena Vista Social Club - Lost and Found: http://youtu.be/FnwC94A-ITU

I would say it is his best, slightly better than Illinois. The new Mountain Goats album is streaming on NPR. http://www.npr.org/2015/03/29/395108044/first-listen-the-mountain-goats-beat-the-champ If you like Sufjan Stevens you should like Mountain Goats!

If you insist : 1. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly 2. Pile - You're Better than This 3. Tobias Jesso Jr. - Goon 4. Father John Misty - I Love You Honeybear 5. Susanne Sundfor - Ten Love Songs

Thanks for the heads up!

Has anyone been listening to the album by Pile - it has pretty much smashed its way into my number 1 spot but then I'm a sucker for messy indie rock.

Anyone who enjoys messy female led Indie you are likely to enjoy Evans the Death album Expect Delays. Very catchy.

I'm going to have to pick that up now!

My favourites have been Viet Kong - Viet Kong Father John Misty - I love you Honeybear Zun Zun Egui - Shackles Gift Ghost Culture - Ghost Culture Sleater Kinney - No More Cities to Love And I'm currently enjoying: Mourn - Mourn Dan Deacon - Gliss Riffer Badbadnotgood & Ghostfacekilla - SOUR...

Is the Quietus a print publication?

I also listened to Jefre-Cantu Ledesme the type of experimental bollocks that Pitchfork rates highly to look cutting edge.

Looking forward to this, listened to In Our Heads recently and had forgotten what an amazing album it is.

Built to Spill have announced a new album, here's one of their classics: Built to Spill - I Would Hurt a Fly: http://youtu.be/6hvBQnrOPII

For any Indie Pop / Shoegaze /Dreampop lovers the Pinkshinyultrablast album should be up your street. Holy Forest: http://youtu.be/-ey3g3Fr11k

Not really my type of music but there are a couple of outstanding tracks on that album.