2017 Music Review

A review of my top music (artists and albums) from 2017, based on last.fm scrobbles, along with what I think are some iconic songs of the year — or at least songs that topped my personal list or seem to encapsulate the time.

Top Artists of 2017

  1. Walk the Moon – 333 scrobbles
  2. Mike Doughty – 285 scrobbles
  3. The Naked and Famous – 278 scrobbles
  4. Lord Huron – 239 scrobbles
  5. Bastille – 233 scrobbles
  6. Samantha Fish – 227 scrobbles
  7. The Dead Weather – 192 scrobbles
  8. Mumford & Sons – 176 scrobbles
  9. The Avett Brothers – 170 scrobbles
  10. KT Tunstall – 163 scrobbles
  11. LP – 142 scrobbles
  12. Death Cab for Cutie – 137 scrobbles
  13. Kitten – 132 scrobbles
  14. Yeah Yeah Yeahs – 120 scrobbles
  15. Jack White – 117 scrobbles
  16. R.E.M. – 117 scrobbles

Top Albums of 2017

  1. The Heart Watches While the Mind Burns (Mike Doughty) – 221 scrobbles
  2. Wild World (Bastille) – 220 scrobbles
  3. Simple Forms (The Naked and Famous) – 216 scrobbles
  4. Walk the Moon (Walk the Moon) – 136 scrobbles
  5. Strange Trails (Lord Huron) – 132 scrobbles
  6. Wilder Minds (Mumford & Sons) – 121 scrobbles
  7. Death Valley (LP) – 118 scrobbles
  8. Jack White Acoustic Recordings (Jack White) – 111 scrobbles
  9. Lonesome Dreams (Lord Huron) – 107 scrobbles
  10. Invisible Empire // Crescent Moon (KT Tunstall) – 100 scrobbles

Top Songs for 2017

  1. American Dream – Samanthan Fish
  2. Revolution Calling – Queensryche
  3. Sound of Awakening – Walk the Moon
  4. Los Ageless- St. Vincent
  5. Whatever It Takes – Imagine Dragons
  6. Seize the Night – Will Varley
  7. Edge of Town – Middle Kids
  8. EZ Target – Rachael Yamagata
  9. a million other things – pronoun
  10. Shave the Pride – Le Butcherettes
  11. New York – St. Vincent
  12. Henry Boy – Bruce Springsteen
  13. You Are the Problem Here – First Aid Kit
  14. Rotten – The Naked and Famous
  15. The Fire – Bishop Briggs

 

 

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