DNAK 2010 – 30 Best Tracks of The Year

Spare vocals build to online drugstore diflucan a complex instrumental crescendo in this stunner out of Oxford. Check out this beautiful video.

Danger Mouse once again shows his magic touch, producing this whistle-laden bluesy rock track that has skyrocketed this duo from having a small loyal following to the big time.

Midlake brings us atmospheric folk rock in this hauntingly beautiful lead-off track on their latest album. What I find most interesting is that the group started off as jazz musicians and theintuitivedecision.com glucophage that the lead singer collaborated with the Chemical Brothers.

Vampire Weekend’s latest album is full of incredibly catch singles, keepin up their innovative geek pop mix-up of different musical styles. This track hooked me from the very beginning with the opening riff. This video is pretty hilarious too.

Portishead released this track as a stand-alone single only, with all proceeds benefiting Amnesty International. It’s an amazingly powerful track, with Beth Gibbons’ distinctive vocals cruising over a deep charging base line, unflinching in its repetitive drive.

This Brooklyn duo gives us moody synth pop, with a driving dream/synth track underlying the female lead vocals. Do yourself a favor and check out this awesomely trippy (and beautifully composed) video.

This Australian group calls their style “psychadelic hypno-groove melodic rock music”. Who am I to argue? They just won the cheapest australia xenical J Award for Australia’s album of mevocmeerbeke.be lasix the year for their debut Innerspeaker.

This electronic duo gives us airy female vocals as a counterpoint to the wonderfully pulsating backdrop on this standout track from their sophomore LP.

The hand bell riff on this track punctuates the soaring build up on this stunning number from this Danish indie group.

It’s the perfect song to start off a show for Arcade Fire on tour. So it’s only appropriate that they put together this black & white video featuring their live performance in the huge venues they now command. You owe it to yourself to catch one of their shows the next time they come visit a town near you. I’ve never been disappointed.