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Best Sellers of 2011

  1. Kurt Vile: Smoke Ring for My Halo

    1. Kurt Vile: Smoke Ring for My Halo

    Prince of dudes Kurt Vile is growing up fast. His second Matador album is—well, let's not say "mature," but it is a definitively refined version of the affectingly unkempt rock he's been turning ou...read more

  2. Bill Callahan: Apocalypse

    2. Bill Callahan: Apocalypse

    With its flute and fiddle, guest spots by Jonathan Meiburg (Shearwater, ex-Okkervil River) on piano and organ, and epic droning grooves, Bill Callahan's new and strongly '70s-flavored album has a b...read more

  3. PJ Harvey: Let England Shake

    3. PJ Harvey: Let England Shake

    I wonder whether PJ Harvey’s been listening to freak-folk: On Let England Shake she tries out a variety of vocal tones for characterization, a warped folk-song feeling dominates, autoharp is freque...read more

  4. Tune-Yards: Whokill

    4. Tune-Yards: Whokill

    "My country 'tis of thee / Sweet land of liberty" sings Merrill Garbus, a.k.a. Tune-Yards, leaning into the last word to show just how different her idea is than that of our founders. On her second...read more

  5. Girls: Father, Son, Holy Ghost

    5. Girls: Father, Son, Holy Ghost

    Quite possibly the album of the year. On their sophomore LP, the Bay Area duo Girls have delivered a genuine rarity: a bold and ambitious indie-rock album that not only delivers all the goods but ...read more

  6. Tom Waits: Bad as Me

    6. Tom Waits: Bad as Me

    It's album number 17 for one of postmodern music's elder statesmen, as well as his first set of all-new material in seven years. And yet, as kaleidoscopic as Tom Waits's sound is, Bad as Me seems t...read more

  7. St. Vincent: Strange Mercy

    7. St. Vincent: Strange Mercy

    Annie Clark's first album not to star her delightful chin on the cover compensates wonderfully in other ways -- specifically, the vigorously talented artist's most diverse set of songs yet. Darting...read more

  8. Wild Flag: s/t

    8. Wild Flag: s/t

    The much-anticipated debut from the all-female supergroup Wild Flag (with members of Sleater-Kinney, Helium and the Minders) is here, and it delivers. Carrie Brownstein and Mary Timony blend thei...read more

  9. Fucked Up: David Comes to Life

    9. Fucked Up: David Comes to Life

    One of the most remarkably thought-out and heartful rock records of the year will probably be skipped over by a lot of people for either the band's name or its frontman's perpetually shouted vocals...read more

  10. Okkervil River: I Am Very Far

    10. Okkervil River: I Am Very Far

    Okkervil River's sixth album is the band's most musically ambitious to date, produced by singer Will Sheff and bursting with grand, stirring arrangements. "The Valley" and "Wake and Be Fine" are ...read more

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