7. Ninajirachi - CSIRAC
It's great to see another Australian artist start to be noticed overseas. This great slab of beats is not the best-known track off Ninajirachi's "I Love My Computer" album, but the ever-evolving tumult caught in the avalanche makes it my favourite track.
7. Ninajirachi - CSIRAC
It's great to see another Australian artist start to be noticed overseas. This great slab of beats is not the best-known track off Ninajirachi's "I Love My Computer" album, but the ever-evolving tumult caught in the avalanche makes it my favourite track.
6. Ball Park Music - Please Don't Move To Melbourne
Seriously, what's the point? These days it's just full of sort of Brisbane people you are trying to get away from.
6. Ball Park Music - Please Don't Move To Melbourne
Seriously, what's the point? These days it's just full of sort of Brisbane people you are trying to get away from.
From the 'Movie Poster Recycling' challenge https://b3ta.com/challenge/movieposterrecycling/popular/ #MoviePosterRecycling
From the 'Movie Poster Recycling' challenge https://b3ta.com/challenge/movieposterrecycling/popular/ #MoviePosterRecycling
5. Kelly Moran - Prism Drift
What I first thought of as an overly-sheened piano album ("Don't Trust Mirrors") soon revealed its competing layers, with all the tension of repetition and variation I love. Moran is a new name to me, but she's been added to my back-catalogue backlog.
5. Kelly Moran - Prism Drift
What I first thought of as an overly-sheened piano album ("Don't Trust Mirrors") soon revealed its competing layers, with all the tension of repetition and variation I love. Moran is a new name to me, but she's been added to my back-catalogue backlog.
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-12...
www.abc.net.au/news/2025-12...
“It’s too bad she won’t live;
but then again
SQUEEEK-SQUEEEK-SQUEEEEEEK-SQUEEEEK
Who does?”
“It’s too bad she won’t live;
but then again
SQUEEEK-SQUEEEK-SQUEEEEEEK-SQUEEEEK
Who does?”
4. Hatchie - Lose It Again
There is nothing wrong with turning on the 90s 4ad reverb, and Hatchie's snappy indie pop does it very well. I am catching up with Australian music of this decade I missed, and Hatchie's new and previous albums have been highlights.
4. Hatchie - Lose It Again
There is nothing wrong with turning on the 90s 4ad reverb, and Hatchie's snappy indie pop does it very well. I am catching up with Australian music of this decade I missed, and Hatchie's new and previous albums have been highlights.
3. Alan Sparhawk, Trampled By Turtles - Screaming Song
A raw song of loss, and the best wailing solo I heard this year. The entire album is great.
3. Alan Sparhawk, Trampled By Turtles - Screaming Song
A raw song of loss, and the best wailing solo I heard this year. The entire album is great.
2. Yingtuitive - Citrine
"wonderful twee electronica" is what I wrote in my spreadsheet of albums I heard this year. The comments column is quickly dashed out descriptors. ("us indie was okay" was another example).
Yingtuitive's album was wonderful though.
2. Yingtuitive - Citrine
"wonderful twee electronica" is what I wrote in my spreadsheet of albums I heard this year. The comments column is quickly dashed out descriptors. ("us indie was okay" was another example).
Yingtuitive's album was wonderful though.
For me, a collection of tracks I love which may or may not fit in other challenges.
1. Los Thuthanaka - Huayño “Ipi Saxra”
A project by siblings Chuquimamani-Condori & Joshua Chuquimia Crampton is the most glorious mess of noise this year. The beat holds it all together (just).
For me, a collection of tracks I love which may or may not fit in other challenges.
1. Los Thuthanaka - Huayño “Ipi Saxra”
A project by siblings Chuquimamani-Condori & Joshua Chuquimia Crampton is the most glorious mess of noise this year. The beat holds it all together (just).
Please send me your top 10 tracks from 2025 before the vote closes on 14th December.
Votes can be public by replying or @ ing me on a post (no hashtags) or in private by sending me a DM.
Please also spread the word cos we need more voters!!!
Please send me your top 10 tracks from 2025 before the vote closes on 14th December.
Votes can be public by replying or @ ing me on a post (no hashtags) or in private by sending me a DM.
Please also spread the word cos we need more voters!!!
Horsegirl - Phonetics On and On
DJ Koze - Music Can Hear Us
Ed Kuepper & Jim White - After The Floor
with 5 tracks each.
Horsegirl - Phonetics On and On
DJ Koze - Music Can Hear Us
Ed Kuepper & Jim White - After The Floor
with 5 tracks each.
Let nothing you dismay
For some songs like old Yoda talk
About that Christmas Day
Let nothing you dismay
For some songs like old Yoda talk
About that Christmas Day
1. Stromae - Santé (12 points)
When this hit at the height of Covid, it gladdened my heart. Thanking all those who do the hidden work seemed even more poignant as many had to work through lockdowns. Pop can make big statements, and this was the biggest for me this decade.
1. Stromae - Santé (12 points)
When this hit at the height of Covid, it gladdened my heart. Thanking all those who do the hidden work seemed even more poignant as many had to work through lockdowns. Pop can make big statements, and this was the biggest for me this decade.
Techbros: We have created Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
Techbros: We have created Sirius Cybernetics Corporation.
2. Ginger Root - No Problems
A PPP discovery for me, he delivers his nostalgic pop influences with a lightness and chirpiness where others get po-faced and dense. The disbelief of the narrator fighing against the elated grin of the music is a great trick.
2. Ginger Root - No Problems
A PPP discovery for me, he delivers his nostalgic pop influences with a lightness and chirpiness where others get po-faced and dense. The disbelief of the narrator fighing against the elated grin of the music is a great trick.