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Everything Is Useless Favourite 2012 Albums

This is not meant to be a best of 2012 albums list. It is just about the albums that surprised me most or the ones I’ve listened to the most during this year with no specific order. 


Red Forest by If These Trees Could Talk



















These trees know how to beautifully build up tension resulting in some powerful post-rock. They are from Ohio, USA, and this is their 2nd album. If you like this one don’t forget to check out their previous releases: Above The Earth, Below The Sky from 2009 and their homonymous debut EP from 2006.


An Awesome Wave by Alt J



















We already talked about this one. This combines effective pop melodies with some groovy drums that drink from hip-hop beats. This is without a doubt one of this year’s revelations.

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Alt-J: video for Fitzpleasure



 Alt-J has just released a new video. The Mercury Prize awarded band released the video for Fitzpleasure.



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Mercury Prize: Alt-J



There’s one band the indie music lovers can’t stop talking about and that band is Alt-J (∆). They have just won the Mercury Prize with their debut album, An Awesome Wave, which was released last May. An Awesome Wave is filled with mellow pop vocal melodies as well as hip-hop inspired grooves. I first heard about them when they headlined Milhões de Festa, a small festival in my hometown. No one had heard about these guys before but all of a sudden everyone was falling in love with their music. It is simple but groovy. Completely worth a listen.

(read Público's article) 

Watch to the video for Breezeblocks:

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