Just as Greg listed his top albums, it's now my turn. This year was a fantastic one for albums that were brave enough to try something different, become innovative, cross genres and break conventional molds. As Greg reiterated before, this list is meant to be put up for fun, but opinions are like assholes--everybody has one. So let's here your favorites and whether you agree with our choices.
1. Punch Brothers--Who's Feeling Young Now?
2. Alt-J--An Awesome Wave
3. Tame Impala--Lonerism
4. The Walkmen--Heaven
5. Father John Misty--Fear Fun
6. Royal Headache--Royal Headache
7. Dr. John--Locked Down
8. Dirty Projectors--Swing Lo Magellan
9. Michael Kiwanuka--Home Again
10. Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti
11. Titus Andronicus--Local Business
12. Mac Demarco--2
13. Ty Segall--Slaughterhouse
14. Frank Ocean--Channel Orange
15. Animal Collective--Centipede Hz
16. Bob Dylan--Tempest
17. The Men--Open Your Heart
18. Kimbra--Vows
19. Grizzly Bear--Shields
20. Kendrick Lamar--Good Kid, m.a.a.d city
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