Lav's Music Corner

It's our lucky day. And hopefully some of that luck will rub off on these albums and a huge success will break out. 3. Haim -"Somethint To Tell You" Haim's debut album was met with critical scepticism, but found crossover appeal with their indie and pop rock blends. Something To Tell You's singles have been met with the same shakyness but the album could ultimately be a fan favorite. 2. Broken Social Scene - "Hug Of Thunder" Broken Social Scene are back and they have all the momentum in their favor. Feist put out one of her better albums this year and the singles for this album have followed suit. Don't expect Hug Of Thunder to sound like anything else you'll hear this year, for better or for worse. 1. Public Service Broadcasting - "Every Valley" PSB has the tought task of following up their fantastic 2015 concept album The Race For Space. But lead single People Will Always Need Coal may have proven that they're up to

After a severely disappointing week last week I've combiend that list with this week, which was plentiful with releases but pitiful with quality. 10. St. Vincent - "New York" If you're a St. Vincent fan check this out. Anne brings her voice but leaves behind her trademark cutting edge pop signature. It sounds like a Katy Perry song, but a pretty good one. 9. Foster The People - "Loyal Like Sid & Nancy" Foster The People are coming off an EP that was nothing short of phenomenal. This song leaves me unsure what to think in many different ways, I've heard it 10 times and can't pin it down. From the Sex Pistols inspired title to the futuristic groove its a sound you have to decide for yourself if you like. 8. Liam Gallagher - "Chinatown" It's an Oasis fans throwback song, and there's no better way to describe it.  If you're not afraid to admit you love Wonderwall and tell people not to forget about The Masterplan