Best of 2015- The Album List

Time to round up the best from the year 2015! Not so packed as 2014, but still, it gave birth to some interesting releases. Worth a very special mention to Martin Phillipps' The Chills and The Apartments who returned with first new albums in almost twenty years, both reaching the Top ten on our charts, proving they still got the beat going. Our favorites by far and most listened would be Susanne Sundførs' 'Ten Love Songs' and Tame Impala's 'Currents'. What else was hot? See below...

01. Tame Impala- Currents [Modular/ Interscope]

02. Susanne Sundfør- Ten Love Songs [Kobalt]

03. Viet Cong- Viet Cong [Jagjaguwar/ Flemish Eye]

04. The Apartments- No Song, No Spell, No Madrigal [Microcultures]

05. Belle and Sebastian- Girls in Peacetime Want to Dance [Matador]

06. Julia Holter- Have You in My Wilderness [Domino]

07. The Chills- Silver Bullets [Fire]

08. Dave Gahan & Soulsavers- Angels & Ghosts [Columbia]

09. Lusts- Illuminations [1965]

10. U.S. Girls- Half Free [4AD]

WAW: Dave Gahan- Saw Something

David Gahan-Hourglass

‘Hourglass’ is the second solo album by David Gahan of Depeche Mode, to be released on October 22, 2007 in Europe, and October 23, 2007 in the US. It will be the follow up to his 2003 solo album ‘Paper Monsters’ and will be co-produced Andrew Phillpott and Christian Eigner, who co-wrote all the songs with Gahan. (They also co-wrote his three Depeche Mode songs on Playing the Angel.) Phillpott will play Guitar and Eigner will play drums. Tony Hoffer will mix the album. The album is said to be more electronic than ‘Paper Monsters’. “Kingdom” is the first single release from the album.