1. Panda Bear 'Tomboy'
2. Destroyer 'Kaputt'
3. Bon Iver - 'Bon Iver'
4. The War on Drugs- 'Slave Ambient'
5. Fleet Foxes 'Helplessness Blues'
6. Cass McCombs - 'Wit's End'
7. The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - 'Belong'
8. Julianna Barwick - 'The Magic Place'
9. James Blake - 'James Blake'
10. PJ Harvey - 'Let England Shake'
Sunday, August 14, 2011
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2 COMMENTS:
very good list!
Every song is great!
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