WR857: Favourite local albums of 2023 #20-15

Episode 857 December 27, 2023 01:07:28
WR857: Favourite local albums of 2023 #20-15
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WR857: Favourite local albums of 2023 #20-15

Dec 27 2023 | 01:07:28

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Sam Thompson

Show Notes

As I do every year, I've made a list of my favourite local albums of 2023. Did I miss albums? Absolutely. Did I immediately question my judgement after I finished narrowing it down to 20? Yuppers. But for good or ill, there are 20 releases by local artists I want to highlight.

Continuing the tradition I began last year, I've recorded a series of episodes counting down the records on my list, including interview clips and songs.

This first installment covers albums I've unscientifically ranked from 20-15, which includes the EP by Bloc ParentsBig Deep Sigh by Tinge, Will BonnessIs This A Dream?NTHN4GRNTD by Len Bowen, Neighbour Andy's Wild One, and Exit Wounds by The Rules.

Stay tuned over the next few as we count down to #1!

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