#bartees strange

I Saw the TV Glow's soundtrack is available on vinyl for $40 via A24. Expected to ship in July, the 2xLP album is pressed on "Pink Opaque" colored vinyl and housed in a gatefold jacket.

It features music from yeule, Caroline Polachek, Florist, Bartees Strange, Maria BC, King Woman, Jay Som, L'Rain, The Weather Station, Drab Majesty, Proper., Sadurn, Sloppy Jane featuring Phoebe Bridgers, and a vinyl-exclusive track from Snail Mail.

And we're on to this year's albums that have scratched the inner neurons of my neurodivergent brain.

10. Horror by Bartees Strange

Rating: 9.67/10

Genre(s): Indie Rock, Alternative Hip Hop, Alternative Rock

9. Tunnel Vision by Beach Bunny

Rating: 9.7/10

Genre(s): Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Pop Punk

8. moisturizer by Wet Leg

Rating: 9.77/10

Genre(s): Indie Rock, Post-Punk, Alternative Rock, New Wave

7. SALVATION by Rebecca Black

Rating: 9.86/10

Genre: Hyperpop, Synthpop, Electropop, Drum & Bass, Industrial Techno

6. Everest by Halestorm

Rating: 9.88/10

Genre: Hard Rock, Alternative Metal, Heavy Metal, Gothic Metal, Alternative Rock

5. At The Beach, In Every Life by Gigi Perez

Rating: 9.92/10

Genre: Indie Folk

4. MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN by VUKOVI

Rating: 9.96/10

Genre: Metalcore, Alternative Metal, Electronicore, Alternative Rock

3. Edge of the Abyss by Calva Louise

Rating: 10/10

Genre: Alternative Metal, Nu Metalcore, Metalcore, Latin Metal

2. Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You by Ethel Cain

Rating: 10/10

Genre(s): Slowcore, Shoegaze, Alternative Rock

1. Everybody Scream by Florence + the Machine

Rating: 10/10

TRA​И​Ƨ​A by Red Hot Org

"Storied activist and music production non-profit Red Hot presents its latest project, TRAИƧA out November 22nd. With production beginning in 2021, and over 100 artists contributing, TRAИƧA marks one of the most ambitious projects ever undertaken by Red Hot - a spiritual journey across 8 chapters and 46 songs, spotlighting the gifts of many of the most daring, imaginative trans and non-binary artists working today. It softens the edges of the world we know, and invokes powerful dreams of the futures that might one day thunder from its cracks. The album's instantly memorable cover speaks to the tension between nature and constructed environments, and the tension of transness in the western gender binary."

Adrianne Lenker, Ahya Simone, Alan Sparhawk (Low), Allison Russell, Am Taylor, Anajah, André 3000, Ana Roxanne, Anjimile, ANOHNI, Arthur Baker, Asher White, AV Maria, Babehoven, Bartees Strange, Belina Rose, Benét, Beverly Glenn-Copeland, Bill Callahan, Blake Mills, Bloomsday, Calvin Lauber, Caroline Rose, Cassandra Croft, Cassandra Jenkins, Ceyenne Doroshow, Christian Lee Hutson, Claire Rousay, Clairo, CLARITY, Cole Pulice, Devendra Banhart, Dirty Projectors, Eileen Myles, Eli Winter, Elizabeth Glenn-Copeland, Ezra Furman, Faye Webster, Fleet Foxes, Frank Cosmos, Gary Gunn, Gia Margaret, Green-House, Grouper, Hand Habits, Heart Shaped, Helado Negro, Hunter Schafer, Imara Jones, Jamal Shakeri, Jay Dee Daugherty, Jayne County, Jeff Tweedy, Jlin, Joy Guidry, Julianna Barwick, Julie Byrne, Julien Baker, Kara Jackson, Kathi Wilcox, Kb Borins, Kelela, L'rain, Laaraji, Laura Jane Grace, Lauren Auder, Lee Ranaldo, Lightning Bug, Lomelda, Lucy Liyou, Lynn Avery, Lyra Pramuk, Mary Lattimore, Mizu, Mojo Disco, Moor Mother, More Eaze, Moses Sumney, Nico Georis, Nina Keith, Niecy Blues, Nsámbu Za Suékama, Quinn Christopherson, Pepper Mashay, Perfume Genius, Pharoah Sanders, Rachika Nayar, Sade, Sam Smith, Sharon Van Etten, SOAK, Soft Rōnin, SKY, SPARKLE DIVISION (William Basinski), Taryn Blake Miller, Teddy Geiger, Time Wharp, Wendy & Lisa, Yaeji, Yaya Bey