The Late Junction Albums of the Year
It's that time of the year again when we ask the Late Junction presenters and producers to flick through the releases of the last year and pick their favourite album.
It's that time of the year again when we ask the Late Junction presenters and production team to flick through the releases of 2018 and scroll back through their music libraries to pick their favourite album of the year, presented by Nick Luscombe.
It’s been a year marked by some strong electronic albums, often gritty and uncompromising. But as ever Late Junction goes beyond the trends in the music press, digging deep to find the rough diamonds across a vast range of genres. Expect heart melting avant-folk guitars, conceptual latex-pop, woozy post-R&B and prepared piano that sounds ‘like someone performing open-heart surgery on a grandfather clock’. But will your album of the year make the list?
Produced by Alannah Chance for Reduced Listening.
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Stefan Schultze
Culture Vulture
- System Tribe.
- WhyPlayJazz.
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Tirzah
Gladly
- Devotion.
- Domino.
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Grouper
Driving
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Ambrose Akinmusire
Americana / the garden waits for you to match her wildness
- Origami Harvest.
- Blue Note.
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SOPHIE
Faceshopping
- Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides.
- Transgressive Records.
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Gazelle Twin
Over The Hills
- Pastoral.
- Anti-Ghost Moon Ray Records.
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Gazelle Twin
Better in My Day
- Pastoral.
- Anti Ghost Moon Ray.
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Eric Chenaux
Wild Moon
- Slowly Paradise.
- Constellation.
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Tashi Wada with Yoshi Wada and Friends, Tashi Wada & Yoshi Wada
Fanfare
- Nue.
- Rvng Intl..
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Gaika
Seven Churches For St Jude
- Basic Volume.
- Warp Records ‎.
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Tyshawn Sorey
Pillars I (extract)
- Pillars.
- Firehouse 12 Records.
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Lisa O'Neill
Along The North Strand
- Heard a Long Gone Song.
- River Lea.
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Tropical F*** Storm
Rubber Bullies
- A Laughing Death In Meatspace.
- Tropical Fuck Storm Records ‎.
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Alabaster dePlume
Is It Enough
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