The best music of the year isn't always from something new. Reissues from the past can be a great way to uncover artists that may have never made it on to your radar in the past and live albums can help you hear songs in ways you may have missed in a studio version. Sometimes a remix of a song can also jolt new or different energy into a track and give you new perspective as well. Then there's the world of film and the scores that come with motion pictures, new music that doesn't probably get played alongside some of your other favorites of the year, but deserve attention as well.
AXEL BOMAN / TRENSUM TRIBE | LUZ / Quest for Fire IN DUB
DAVE HARRINGTON / JAY BELLEROSE / BILLY MOHLER | "First Set" Live at eta
DROP NINETEENS | 1991
NICK DRAKE | The Making of Five Leaves Left
NINE INCH NAILS | TRON: Ares
BILL EVANS TRIO | Haunted Heart: The Legendary Riverside Studio Recordings
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN | Tracks II: The Lost Albums
BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN | Nebraska '82
BUCKINGHAM NICKS | Buckingham NicksDAVE HARRINGTON / JAY BELLEROSE / BILLY MOHLER | "First Set" Live at eta
DROP NINETEENS | 1991
HIROSHI YOSHIMURA | Flora
HÜSKER DÜ | 1985: The Miracle Year
THE INVADERS | Spacing Out
JONNY GREENWOOD | One Battle After Another
LUNCHBOX | Evolver
NALA SINEPHRO | The Smashing Machine
NEIL YOUNG | Oceanside CountrysideHÜSKER DÜ | 1985: The Miracle Year
THE INVADERS | Spacing Out
JONNY GREENWOOD | One Battle After Another
LUNCHBOX | Evolver
NALA SINEPHRO | The Smashing Machine
NICK DRAKE | The Making of Five Leaves Left
NINE INCH NAILS | TRON: Ares
RADIOHEAD | Hail to the Thief (Live Recordings 2003-2009)
STUDIO | West Coast
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