CAB's best albums of 2010-2015?

[Kankurette]

Off the top of my head:
Space - Attack of the Mutant 50ft Kebab
Janelle Monae - The ArchAndroid
Emilie Autumn - Fight Like a Girl

[willbo]

love Monae, I have to remind myself who Emilie Autumn is

[rue the polywhirl]

Gorillaz - Plastic Beach (2nd appearance in these chronological lists having also appeared in 2005-2010, congratulations!)
Queens Of The Stone Age - ... Like Clockwork
Blur - The Magic Whip
Neon Indian - Vega INTL. Night School
Carly Rae Jepsen - E•MO•TION
Muse - Drones
Boards Of Canada - Tomorrow's Harvest

[Key]

Actress - R.I.P.
Aphex Twin - Syro
Flying Lotus - Cosmogramma
Grouper - A I A
Grass Widow - Internal Logic
Panda Bear - Tomboy
Shinichi Atobe - Butterfly Effect

[willbo]

I have to say my fave record I've discovered from this thread so far is M83's Hurry Up, We're Dreaming, which I have on right now, and finding kind of beautiful.

It's actually making me frustrated to think how easily I can miss out on good music, as I'd never felt a need to check them out before, and always assumed they were a jokey 80s Miami Vice retro thing.

[DJ Bob Hoskins]

Let England Shake by PJ Harvey is the album of the decade for me, Clive.

Not technically an album but The King of Limbs - Live From The Basement is up there with Radiohead's best work in my opinion. The studio version felt a bit thrown together and underwhelming but the songs really came alive on stage. Plus, it's got The Daily Mail on there too which is an amazing track.

[drummersaredeaf]

Trying to avoid ones already listed, but Arcade Fire's Suburbs was neglected in the last one (2010 overlap), and reminds me of a very specific period of time listening to it while driving between jobs after a tough couple of years. I feel they really capture something about that feeling of youth that M83 also manage to achieve with HU,WD. The Suburbs has a much greater sense of nihilism, boredom and futility about it though, as well as the kind of hopeful side. I caught them on this tour, and they really were fantastic. Not bothered with anything since having really disliked the follow up though.

Another that I love from this period that seems not to have been mentioned so far - Ultraviolence. Another that captures a mood really coherently throughout.

Though I'm keen not to repeat what has already been said, there are a few real favourites from this period that have been mentioned. St Vincent's Strange Mercy in particular I think, but M83, Les Revs and Forest Swords too. I spent a lot of time listening to albums on repeat while studying in the mid 10s, so there are certain others that I can't detach from particular feelings and locations - Mogwai's Hardcore Will Never Die... and Futurology from the Manics.

[Sebastian Cobb]

Jon Hopkins - Immunity
Jon Hopkins and King Creosote - Diamond Mine
Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat - Everything's Getting Older
Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat - The Most Important Place in the World
Lucinda Slim & The Law Men & The Haggis Horns - Lucinda Slim
Haggis Horns - Hot Damn!
Haggis Horns - What Comes to Mind
Gang Gang Dance - Eye Contact
Bibio - Silver Wilkinson
Plaid - Scintilli
Bonobo - Black Sands
Bonobo - The North Borders
SBTRKT ‎- SBTRKT
FKA Twigs - LP1
Lorde - Pure Heroine
Maya Jane Coles - Comfort
Moderat - II
Maribou State - Portraits
Charles Bradley - No Time for Dreaming

[jamiefairlie]

2011 Wye Oak - Civilian
2012 Diagrams - Black Light
2013 Wire - Change Becomes Us
2014 Real Estate - Atlas
2015 The Clientele - Alone and Unreal (compilation)

[thehungerartist]

M83 - Hurry Up, We're Dreaming

Purity Ring - Shrines [2012]

Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti - Mature Themes

Real Estate - Days

Death Grips - Exmilitary

Sun Kil Moon - Benji

Jon Hopkins - Immunity

Woods - Bend Beyond
Fuck Buttons - Slow Focus
Deerhunter - Halcyon Digest
Mikal Cronin - MCII
Yeasayer - Odd Blood
Grimes - Visions
Unknown Mortal Orchestra - II
Tim Hecker - Virgins
The Tallest Man on Earth - The Wild Hunt
Crystal Castles - (II)