Nothing Seems Appropriate
Nothing Seems Appropriate
Nothing Seems Appropriate
Album of the Year Review 2022: Including Obongjayar, Kokoroko, Lady Wray, Kumoyo Island, Crack Cloud, Body Type, Black Country New Road, Cloakroom, Heart to Gold, Birds in Row, The Wonder Years
1 hour 14 minutes Posted Dec 28, 2022 at 5:33 pm.
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Regular listeners to Nothing Seems Appropriate will be well aware that we are not a music show. Regular listeners to Nothing Seems Appropriate will also be well aware that music is a subject we like to touch upon occasionally. Now, while we have no intention of becoming a music show, because let's get serious - who needs someone else telling them what they should be listening to? we have indulged ourselves and recorded this end-of-year/album-of-the-year special where we each go through our top 5 albums of the year (details below) and give a score out of ten. 


We've also got an end-of-year quiz (2022) that looks back at some of the year's major events and plenty more entertainment along the way.
So sit back, relax and enjoy three people with fairly different musical tastes, try to be polite about each other's picks. 


Our top 5 Albums


Alex
Obongjayar - Some nights I dream of doors // Lady Wray - Piece of me // Viex Farke Toure - Ali // Kikagaku Moyo - Kumoyo Island // Kokoroko - Could we be more //


Joe

Black Country New Road - Ants from up here // Body type - Everything Is Dangerous but Nothing's Surprising // Ezra Collective  - Where I'm meant to be // Crack Cloud - Tough Baby // Anna von Hausswolff - Live at Montreux //


Tom

Cloakroom - Dissolution Wave // Heart to Gold - Tom // The Wonder Years - The hum goes on // Birds in Row - Gris Klein // Pool Kids - Pool Kids


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*** NOTES - Ignore what I said about Waka/Wazoo because after listening again, of course, it's amazing // Thoughts on music journalism, tastemakers, and music influencers summed up in one quote "Most rock journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read." FZ. ***


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