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Stereogum

Stereogum's 100 Favorite Songs Of 2019

Chris DeVille, Scott Lapatine, Tom Breihan, Gabriela Tully Claymore, James Rettig, Peter Helman, Ryan Leas, Julia Gray, Keely Quinlan & Collin Robinson
Within the macro tradition that is year-end list season, we at Stereogum have carved out our own micro tradition: Every December, instead of publishing a staff list of the year’s best tracks, we present a bunch of personally selected top-10 lists from our staffers and contributors.
Addded Dec 10, 2019
music
Stereogum

The 50 Best Albums Of 2019

Tom Breihan, Chris DeVille, James Rettig, Nina Corcoran, Collin Robinson, Margaret Farrell, Keely Quinlan, Pranav Trewn, Jael Goldfine, Miles Bowe, Peter Helman, Gabriela Tully Claymore, Julia Gray & Ryan Leas
For many of us, 2019 has been a year of flux - politically, culturally, professionally, personally. It's hard to envision what the future might bring since the recent past has shown us that we don't know half the things we thought we knew. A lot of the best music of the year responded, in one way or another, to that constant uncertainty.
Addded Dec 3, 2019
music
Pitchfork

The 200 Best Songs of the 2010s

Sheldon Pearce, Laura Snapes, Ryan Dombal, Puja Patel, Jeremy D. Larson, Marc Hogan, Stacey Anderson, Allison P. Davis, Anna Gaca, Alphonse Pierre, Madison Bloom, Matthew Schnipper, Jenn Pelly, Rawiya Kameir, Quinn Moreland, Emily Yoshida, Steve Kandell, Noah Yoo, Jason Parham, Stephen Kearse, Philip Sherburne, Jazz Monroe, Matthew Strauss, Naomi Zeichner, Ian Cohen, Gabriela Tully Claymore, Simon Reynolds, Sam Hockley-Smith, Ben Cardew, Michelle Kim, Evan Minsker, Clover Hope, Jamieson Cox, Sasha Geffen, Jeremy Gordon, Hanif Abdurraqib, Stephen M. Deusner, Sophie Kemp, Olivia Horn, Evan Rytlewski, Mike Powell, Sam Sodomsky, Shuja Haider, Ruth Saxelby, Eric Torres, Mark Richardson, Alex Frank, Emilie Friedlander, Matthew Trammell, Jo Livingstone, Jayson Greene, Jillian Mapes, Jonah Engel Bromwich, Vrinda Jagota, Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, Larry Fitzmaurice, Ross Scarano, Katherine St. Asaph, Alex Frank, Andy Beta, Jason King, Paul A. Thompson, Hazel Cills, Jesse Jarnow, Matthew Ismael Ruiz, Amy Phillips, Samhita Mukhopadhyay, Jordan Sargent & Rich Juzwiak
The defining tracks of the decade, starring Robyn, Drake, Vampire Weekend, Daft Punk, SZA, and many more.
Addded Oct 7, 2019
media music
Stereogum

Revolution Girl Style Again!

Gabriela Tully Claymore
For someone my age, who came up just after the riot grrrl movement faded from headlines, Bikini Kill's reunion tour is an opportunity to revel in a moment we never lived through. And though Kathleen Hanna has said playing these shows feels like "stepping into a time machine," the show I witnessed at Brooklyn Steel didn’t quite feel like a nostalgic indulgence.
Addded Jun 1, 2019
music
Stereogum

Bruce Springsteen Brings 15 Songs, A Lifetime Of Stories To Broadway

Gabriela Tully Claymore
Springsteen On Broadway is absolutely, 100%, a Broadway show. The stage is set to look like a bare-bones rehearsal space with a brick wall and a floor littered with touring cases; there are cords wrapped up and hung on the wall for no other purpose but to look like someone might use them; there is sophisticated lighting design and you are not allowed to take any photos.
Addded Oct 13, 2017
music
Stereogum

Backstreet Boys Turns 20

Gabriela Tully Claymore
The Backstreet Boys performed live for the first time ever at SeaWorld Orlando. The year was 1993 and the show took place at Shamu Stadium, the outdoor venue named after one of SeaWorld's first captive orcas. An orca by the name of Tilikum would go on to kill a trainer in that same stadium nearly two decades after the Backstreet Boys sashayed around onstage.
Addded Aug 11, 2017
music
Stereogum

(Sandy) Alex G On 'Idiotsplaining' Rocket, Working With Frank Ocean, & The Business Of Being Himself

Gabriela Tully Claymore
“Yo, you ever put pepper on s***?” Alex Giannascoli asks me as he picks up a pepper shaker and begins seasoning the heaping plate of home fries a waiter just placed in front of him. “I like, just started putting pepper on my food. I never touched it before,” he continues. “My sister dumps it on everything. So, one day I tried it for myself and I was just like, ‘F***. This is awesome.’”
Addded Apr 4, 2017
music
Stereogum

At SXSW 2017, Everyone's Talking About Snail Mail

Gabriela Tully Claymore
The Snail Mail narrative is one we've heard before. Lindsey Jordan is young. Young enough to still be in high school. She's an accomplished guitarist and songwriter who sounds much wiser than her 17 years. Jordan's been written about by major music sites on the strength of the band's 2016 EP "Habit" and now I imagine every A&R person, booking agent, PR rep in the biz wants to work with her.
Addded Mar 16, 2017
music
Stereogum

Julie Byrne On Vulnerability, Fighting The Pull To Start Over, & Her New Album 'Not Even Happiness'

Gabriela Tully Claymore
Julie Byrne is one of the chosen few who can genuinely say she's from "all over." Byrne has led a nomadic existence since leaving her hometown of Buffalo at 18, and is part of a network of artists known nationally for existing neither here nor there, setting up "home" wherever it feels right for a few weeks or a few years.
Addded Dec 14, 2016
music
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