Albums of the Year 2008: #10

Like last year, I'd originally planned to do a "top 100 of everything" this year, which would round up my favourite songs, albums, gigs, movies and everything else in one easy to follow post. It proved pretty tough, so I've had to scale down somewhat. So over the next week (interspliced with other things), here's my favourite albums of 2007. Enjoy.



#10 The Whitest Boy Alive - Dreams

Yeah, I know, this isn't TECHNICALLY from 2007. But, in my defense, I didn't hear it when it was released last year, and Modular have re-released it this year, so it qualifies for my countdown. Some of you might wonder why it's included, and in case you think it's because of Erland Oye's involvement then please think again. It's just a great evening indie record, with no pretense or ambition, just great mid-tempo indie-rock. Don't try to work out to it, or dance to it, just sit down and enjoy it, because when you do in that setting, you won't have a bad word to say. Great stuff.

MP3 The Whitest Boy Alive - Golden Cage / ZShare

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