SPRING MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS: NEVERENDING WHITE LIGHTS, HAMILTON ON, MAY 10, 2013
April 12, 2013
NWL return to Hamilton for another Spring Music Festival performance. Catch this intimate live concert at the Corktown.
Advance tickets:
http://www.ticketscene.ca/events/8183/
Daniel Victor featured on Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign with Slash, Steve Vai, Julian Lennon, and others.
March 18, 2013
Some very notable celebrities came together to help raise awareness for Anti-Bullying. The headmaster, Mr. Andrew Cole contacted Victor to help sing and speak on the subject. The single "Joke" will be released in Summer 2013. It features input from incredible talent such as:
Slash, Jeff Goldblum, Steve Vai, Meatloaf, Lemmy, Julian Lennon, Sam Roberts, Chantel Kreviazuk, Ian Thornly, Fefe Dobson, Serena Ryder, Tom Chochrane, Ron Sexsmith Johnny Reid, Jim Cuddy, Randy Bachman, Dave Stewart, and Cedric The Entertainer among others.
Watch the video clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L97oOLkA3g
For more information on this incredible project, please visit Andrew's Facebook page at:
Andrew Cole Facebook
New Interview with Dark Media Online!
January 28, 2013
Daniel recently sat down and put fourth a very candid interview for this beloved gothic online mag. You can read the entire article below.
"The messages I convey are directly from the stories in my heart..."
A conversation with Daniel Victor
Read It Here: Dark Media Online
Daniel's Best Of 2012 List Posted!
January 07, 2013
Yes, it's an annual tradition that we scour the net for the best new music and share it with our friends and fans. This year's list is 180 songs long, all of which are ranked according to personal favourite. There are some fantastic songs that surfaced this year, please enjoy the list.
You can stream the playlist here: www.lovelessradio.com
BEST MUSIC OF 2012
The interesting about 2012 was the somber & somewhat apocalyptic undertone of much of the music released. There were more vibes of sadness, death, extreme heartbreak (there’s a difference), desolation, sparseness, and bleakness than years prior. To put it visually, it was like sound-tracking a once-beautiful world that became empty, grey, and cold overnight. How and when we find music makes a difference on our lives. It enhances everything we do, and for me this year’s connection was no different. Whether I was pulling into a new city on tour, worn thin under a sunken dusk skyline listening to Goodnight London by Money, or spinning some more upbeat fare like M.I.A’s Bad Girls for an after party parade of drunken friends, the new music cemented itself to these moments, in this time, in this year, forever in my brain. It’s stamped there. I’ve made mention of this ‘technique’ or phenomenon many times in past blogs - this idea of sound-tracking my life is the one thing that gives my existence the most meaning.
I personally went through some tough times this year and the music I discovered reflected that. Of course we can mentally and emotionally cater whatever we want to fit our moods, so I’m trying to be objective. I can say with confidence that the music of 2012 dealt a lot with two specific themes: heartbreak and desolation - the former more in the lyrics, the latter more in the production. We had a few years of the warm beachy sounds, retro 80’s vibes, 60’s pysch, shoegaze, IDM, electronic, etc. We had songs about parties, and drugs, and failed relationships. But this year the songs just got really sad. Instead of a handful of melancholy, there was an abundance of it. One more devastating than the other. Which is great for a guy like me who feeds on that stuff and finds comfort in it. Just take a look at tracks like Everybody’s Heart’s Breaking Now by Lavender Diamond, Gigantic by Eddi Front, Feels Like The End by MIkky Ekko, and Woman by The 1975. All devastating. And that’s not even scratching the surface. Nearly every single song on this list seemed to portray a more hopeless world than usual.
Production changed to a more minimal and lonesome sound. Even the warm songs sounded sad. It wasn’t just that the dubstep trend continued, but everyone from folk artists such as Bon Iver, to mainstream relics like Usher implemented a vibe that’s grown increasingly more cold and forlorn. Artists like Beach House and Bear In Heaven who release music I would call ‘indie pop’, which is usually warmer, had an underlying breakdown of abandonment behind their production. Fitting that this happened in 2012. And to push the envelope even further, I dare you to listen to Burial’s Kindred EP, or Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend and not picture yourself in a post-apocalyptic world of black skies and cold damp streets leading nowhere.
No the world won’t end (Thank you Pernice Brothers for pointing this out years ago), but the year just didn’t seem real. I had an unusual abundance of friends tell me they had felt very “off” all year, as if life had become a some sort of fake reality, almost like a movie. The things, people, places around us were no longer real. What was going on out the window past the kitchen door was not was it used to be. It was strange and different. I certainly felt this in 2012, and the overwhelming sensations peaked in mid-fall. Never have I seen so many of my friends deal with such personal inner reflection, sadness, confusion, and longing. The year will stand out as a year that seemed to come unhinged, sterile, and broken.
On the positive side, some of the trends were a welcome change. The rise in indie R&B/alt music is an increasing pattern that I welcome. The Weeknd started this in 2011, what I was calling Alternative R&B, and a slew of artists went in that direction. It’s one of the best genres to play off of for melody, feel, beauty, and sadness. Mixing this formula with an indie spin is something I hope more acts will embrace. It’s something that I’ve been working on for years but never had the guts to release myself.
As I mentioned, the year-end’s playlist pairs wonderfully with desolation. Picture yourself wondering these empty city streets in a world where nothing makes sense. The future is different than we thought. It’s not all robots and electronic blips. It’s emptiness and despair. It’s crumbling architecture. It’s the dust from the ash. It’s the moon. And a cold sunset. Summer’s that go nowhere and mean nothing. And winter’s that leave you driving aimlessly over black ice that has trapt our once optimistic spirits below the surface, under the cracks. Frozen there, at least until the pavement warms and opens up again. And there is hope that it will.
Yes, there were a few happier moments, notably positive tracks, and overall classics released this year that transcended me to other places. They allowed me to close my eyes and imagine being in the song, and in the story by the sheer power and purity in the artist’s delivery. It didn’t feel like processed year in any way. Artists who delivered their music sang with more conviction than I remember hearing in a long time. These aren’t just songs. They’re religion. And they’re passion. And they’re truth. When Lost In The Trees sings about his deceased mother in “Golden Eyelids” there’s no denying the pain. When Dry The River shout about how giving your best just isn’t good enough sometimes, you feel exactly what he went through. And when Mirel Wagner portrays herself as a suicidal child in “Joe”, it’s nothing less than paralyzing. I invite you to pay close attention to the conviction and emotion in these wonderful vocalists’ performances. It was a treasure to be able to dive into those moments and escape with them. That is what I will take away most from this year’s music.
This list was (painstakingly) made by combing through thousands of songs collected over the past year, filtering out the average, and ranking the best of the best according to my personal tastes and opinions. The music I’m sharing may seem like a lot to sift through, but nothing was haphazardly placed. Every song here is noteworthy and was positioned where it is for a reason. It brings me pleasure to share this list of amazing music with you.
BEST SONGS OF 2012
1. Genesis – Grimes
2. Fail Epic – The Presets
3. Golden Eyelids – Lost In The Trees
4. Woman – The 1975
5. Summertime Sadness – Lana Del Rey
6. Bad Girls – M.I.A
7. Gigantic – Eddi Front
8. Entombed – Deftones
9. No Rest – Dry The River
10. Fall – The Presets
11. Five Seconds – Twin Shadow
12. Tomorrow – Nikki & The Dove
13. Ride – Lana Del Rey
14. Goodnight London – Money
15. Ima Read – Zebra Katz
16. Oblivion – Grimes
17. Hollywood Forever Cemetary Sings – Father John Misty
18. Everybody’s Hearts Breaking Now – Lavender Diamond
19. Acrobat – Angel Olsen
20. Joe – Mirel Wagner
21. The City – The 1975
22. The Run – Brown Shoe
23. Cinderella – Bluebell
24. Sulk – Trust
25. A Dedication – Washed Out
26. Youth – Daughter
27. Neither Here Nor There – Lost In The Trees
28. Set It Right – How To Dress Well
29. I Belong In Your Arms - Chairlift
30. The Old House Is Gone – St. Lucia
31. Everything Is Embarrassing – Sky Ferreira
32. Cold Feet – Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders
33. Feels Like The End – Mikky Ekko
34. Water Against The Rocks – Faye
35. I Lost You – A Place To Bury Strangers
36. Ghosts – The Presets
37. Normal Heights – Bluebell
38. Alunageorge – Your Drums
39. Strange Attractor – Animal Kingdom
40. Leonard – Sharon Von Etton
41. Nonesuch – Tanlines
42. Starfield – The New Division
43. Ode To The Swinger – Phedre
44. Safe Skin - Vuvuvultures
45. Once And For All (Under The Floorboards) – Clock Opera
46. Laura – Bat For Lashes
47. Red – Lost In The Trees
48. Sovereign Light Café’ – Keane
49. Off To The Races – Lana Del Ray
50. I Cherish The Heartbreak More Than The Love That I Lost – Crybaby
51. Swerve City – Deftones
52. Never Speak Of It Again – The Holiday Crowd
53. Idle Heart – Bear In Heaven
54. I Don’t Care – Twin Shadow
55. Endless Summer – The Jezabels
56. Feel To Follow – The Maccabees
57. Passage – Exitmusic
58. Brooklyn – Celista
59. Love Ablaze – Phedre
60. Villian (I’ll Stick Around) – Lost In The Trees
61. To Be Young – Two Wounded Birds
62. Be Mine Tonight – Twin Shadow
63. When The Lights Go Out – Crybaby
64. I Never Wanted You (Headphones Cover) – Mint Julep
65. American – Lana Del Rey
66. Holocene – Bon Iver
67. My Hoes They Do Drugs – King Louie
68. Moving To Mars – Coldplay
69. Icy River – Lost In The Trees
70. On The Road – Keane
71. Worries – Fotoshop
72. Took A Train To India – Eight And A Half
73. A Season Underground – Flotation Toy Warning
74. Rosemary – Deftones
75. Bermuda – Kisses
76. In Your Own Time – Keane
77. California – Delta Spirit
78. Golden Light – Twin Shadow
79. Lose Your Mind – So Many Wizards
80. Bel Air – Lana Del Rey
81. Cut The World – Antony & The Johnsons
82. Devotion – The New Division
83. Red Lips – Sky Ferreira
84. Beth / Rest – Bon Iver
85. One Day Soon – Glass Pear
86. Life After Defo – Deptford Goth
87. Forever I’ve Known – The Maccabees
88. It’s Not Up To You – Two Wounded Birds
89. Bands A Make Her Dance – Juicy J
90. The Catcher In The Rye – Azure Blue
91. Sick Man – Brown Shoe
92. Wavvy – Mykki Blanco
93. Antichrist – The 1975
94. Jamaica – Van She
95. Marfa – S. Carey
96. Jungles - Stepdad
97. Streams / At Night - Arrange
98. You’re Early – 2:54
99. Kill For Love – Chromatics
100. The Reflection Of You – Bear In Heaven
101. Neptune – Lemonade
102. The Fall (Live) – Rhye
103. Aphrodite – Phedre
104. Nightmusic – Grimes
105. Hurricane – MS MR
106. Moonbeams – Family Band
107. Get Alive – AU
108. White Chalk – Halls
109. No Power – Absofacto
110. Raisin Heart – Mosman Alder
111. Invincible – Lemar
112. Climax – Usher
113. Anna Sun – Walk The Moon
114. Two Devils – Dog Is Dead
115. Went Away – The Maccabees
116. Interstellar – Frankie Rose
117. Nancy From Now On – Father John Misty
118. Endless Flowers – Crocodiles
119. Aaron – Dan Bodan
120. Winter Beats – I Break Horses
121. Bible Belt – Dry The River
122. I Want You Back – Noisettes
123. Myth – Beach House
124. Pruient – Crosses
125. Short Memory – Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders
126. NYC – Brolin
127. Now For Plan A – The Tragically Hip
128. Velvet Elvis – Alex Winston
129. Friend Crush – Friends
130. Miss Atomic Bomb – The Killers
131. This Dead Town – French Films
132. Pulse Of Youth – Alert New London
133. There He Go – Schoolboy Q
134. Seconds - Ghost Loft
135. Ready For The Good Life – Amateur Best
136. The Dive - Fool's Gold
137. Speak In Rounds – Grizzly Bear
138. The Turn Around – Eight And A Half
139. That’s Still Mama – Cody ChesnuTT
140. The Base – Paul Banks
141. Go Ego – Eight And A Half
142. Val Venis – King Louie
143. Simple Song – The Shins
144. That Girl – Noisettes
145. Tears – Van She
146. Heartbreaker – The Walkmen
147. Guts - Alex Winston
148. Talking To You– How To Dress Well
149. At Transformation – The Tragically Hip
150. The House That Heaven Built – Japandroids
151. Lord Knows – Dum Dum Girls
152. Awol Marine - Perfume Genius
153. City Girl – The Jezebels
154. House – Kindness
155. Run – Jonquil
156. Le1f – Wut
157. We Should Be Swimming – Zulu Winter
158. Werkin Girls – Angel Haze
159. Ladybird Love – Holy Esque
160. Monolith – Holograms
161. Pi – Big Deal
162. Haze.Boogie.Life – Mykki Blanco
163. Madness – Muse
164. Avalanche – Foreign Slippers
165. Panic – Kitten
166. Teenage Kick Starts - DZ Deathrays
167. Dirty Water (Slow Magic Remix) - Niva
168. Polterheist – Deftones
169. The Waiting – Angel Olsen
170. Tapes & Money – Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
171. 733 Love – Jeremih
172. On A Ladder Leading Nowhere – Absofacto
173. Wrath Of God – Crystal Castles
174. Husbands – Savages
175. Number One – This Many Boyfriends
176. Today’s Supernatural – Animal Collective
177. Call To Arms - Laura Welsh
178. Go Slow – Au
179. Jessie Ware – Wildest Moments
180. Lafaye – School Of Seven Bells
BEST ALBUMS OF 2012
1. Lost In The Trees – A Church That Fits Our Needs
2. Deftones – Koi No Yokan
3. Lana Del Rey – Paradise EP
4. The 1975 – Facedown EP
5. Twin Shadow – Confess
6. Exitmusic – Passage
7. The Presets – Pacifica
8. Keane Strangeland
9. Crybaby - Crybaby
10. Crosses – EP 2
11. Perfume Genius – Put Your Back N 2 It
12. Daughter – Wild Youth EP
13. The New Division – The Rookie EP
14. Bear In Heaven – I Love You, It’s Cool
15. Phedre – Phedre EP
16. The Macabees – Given To The Wild
17. Vuvuvultures – VVV EP
18. Angel Olsen – Half Way Home
19. The New Division – The Rookie EP
20. French Films – Imaginary Future
21. Trust - Trst
22. Grizzly Bear – Shields
23. Halls – Ark
24. Bon Iver – Bon Iver
25. Clock Opera – Ways To Forget
26. Brown Shoe – The Gift Horse
27. How To Dress Well – Total Loss
28. Burial – Kindred EP
29. Godspeed You! Black Emperor – Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend!
30. Dry The River - Shallow Bed
The 3rd Annual Christmas Webcast! December 23rd 2012
December 18, 2012
Join us for an evening of friends, laughter, and holiday classics mixed in with some of our favourite cover songs. It's our Third Annual Christmas Webcast, streaming live from our living room. Settle in for an evening of holiday cheer with us. Join the live chat. And make some requests.
SUNDAY DECEMBER 23RD, 2012
8:00PM - 11:00PM
STREAMING WEBSITE: www.justin.tv/neverendingwhitelights
Happy Holidays!
April 12, 2013
NWL return to Hamilton for another Spring Music Festival performance. Catch this intimate live concert at the Corktown.
Advance tickets:
http://www.ticketscene.ca/events/8183/
March 18, 2013
Some very notable celebrities came together to help raise awareness for Anti-Bullying. The headmaster, Mr. Andrew Cole contacted Victor to help sing and speak on the subject. The single "Joke" will be released in Summer 2013. It features input from incredible talent such as:
Slash, Jeff Goldblum, Steve Vai, Meatloaf, Lemmy, Julian Lennon, Sam Roberts, Chantel Kreviazuk, Ian Thornly, Fefe Dobson, Serena Ryder, Tom Chochrane, Ron Sexsmith Johnny Reid, Jim Cuddy, Randy Bachman, Dave Stewart, and Cedric The Entertainer among others.
Watch the video clip here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-L97oOLkA3g
For more information on this incredible project, please visit Andrew's Facebook page at:
Andrew Cole Facebook
January 28, 2013
Daniel recently sat down and put fourth a very candid interview for this beloved gothic online mag. You can read the entire article below.
"The messages I convey are directly from the stories in my heart..."
A conversation with Daniel Victor
Read It Here: Dark Media Online
January 07, 2013
Yes, it's an annual tradition that we scour the net for the best new music and share it with our friends and fans. This year's list is 180 songs long, all of which are ranked according to personal favourite. There are some fantastic songs that surfaced this year, please enjoy the list.
You can stream the playlist here: www.lovelessradio.com
BEST MUSIC OF 2012
The interesting about 2012 was the somber & somewhat apocalyptic undertone of much of the music released. There were more vibes of sadness, death, extreme heartbreak (there’s a difference), desolation, sparseness, and bleakness than years prior. To put it visually, it was like sound-tracking a once-beautiful world that became empty, grey, and cold overnight. How and when we find music makes a difference on our lives. It enhances everything we do, and for me this year’s connection was no different. Whether I was pulling into a new city on tour, worn thin under a sunken dusk skyline listening to Goodnight London by Money, or spinning some more upbeat fare like M.I.A’s Bad Girls for an after party parade of drunken friends, the new music cemented itself to these moments, in this time, in this year, forever in my brain. It’s stamped there. I’ve made mention of this ‘technique’ or phenomenon many times in past blogs - this idea of sound-tracking my life is the one thing that gives my existence the most meaning.
I personally went through some tough times this year and the music I discovered reflected that. Of course we can mentally and emotionally cater whatever we want to fit our moods, so I’m trying to be objective. I can say with confidence that the music of 2012 dealt a lot with two specific themes: heartbreak and desolation - the former more in the lyrics, the latter more in the production. We had a few years of the warm beachy sounds, retro 80’s vibes, 60’s pysch, shoegaze, IDM, electronic, etc. We had songs about parties, and drugs, and failed relationships. But this year the songs just got really sad. Instead of a handful of melancholy, there was an abundance of it. One more devastating than the other. Which is great for a guy like me who feeds on that stuff and finds comfort in it. Just take a look at tracks like Everybody’s Heart’s Breaking Now by Lavender Diamond, Gigantic by Eddi Front, Feels Like The End by MIkky Ekko, and Woman by The 1975. All devastating. And that’s not even scratching the surface. Nearly every single song on this list seemed to portray a more hopeless world than usual.
Production changed to a more minimal and lonesome sound. Even the warm songs sounded sad. It wasn’t just that the dubstep trend continued, but everyone from folk artists such as Bon Iver, to mainstream relics like Usher implemented a vibe that’s grown increasingly more cold and forlorn. Artists like Beach House and Bear In Heaven who release music I would call ‘indie pop’, which is usually warmer, had an underlying breakdown of abandonment behind their production. Fitting that this happened in 2012. And to push the envelope even further, I dare you to listen to Burial’s Kindred EP, or Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend and not picture yourself in a post-apocalyptic world of black skies and cold damp streets leading nowhere.
No the world won’t end (Thank you Pernice Brothers for pointing this out years ago), but the year just didn’t seem real. I had an unusual abundance of friends tell me they had felt very “off” all year, as if life had become a some sort of fake reality, almost like a movie. The things, people, places around us were no longer real. What was going on out the window past the kitchen door was not was it used to be. It was strange and different. I certainly felt this in 2012, and the overwhelming sensations peaked in mid-fall. Never have I seen so many of my friends deal with such personal inner reflection, sadness, confusion, and longing. The year will stand out as a year that seemed to come unhinged, sterile, and broken.
On the positive side, some of the trends were a welcome change. The rise in indie R&B/alt music is an increasing pattern that I welcome. The Weeknd started this in 2011, what I was calling Alternative R&B, and a slew of artists went in that direction. It’s one of the best genres to play off of for melody, feel, beauty, and sadness. Mixing this formula with an indie spin is something I hope more acts will embrace. It’s something that I’ve been working on for years but never had the guts to release myself.
As I mentioned, the year-end’s playlist pairs wonderfully with desolation. Picture yourself wondering these empty city streets in a world where nothing makes sense. The future is different than we thought. It’s not all robots and electronic blips. It’s emptiness and despair. It’s crumbling architecture. It’s the dust from the ash. It’s the moon. And a cold sunset. Summer’s that go nowhere and mean nothing. And winter’s that leave you driving aimlessly over black ice that has trapt our once optimistic spirits below the surface, under the cracks. Frozen there, at least until the pavement warms and opens up again. And there is hope that it will.
Yes, there were a few happier moments, notably positive tracks, and overall classics released this year that transcended me to other places. They allowed me to close my eyes and imagine being in the song, and in the story by the sheer power and purity in the artist’s delivery. It didn’t feel like processed year in any way. Artists who delivered their music sang with more conviction than I remember hearing in a long time. These aren’t just songs. They’re religion. And they’re passion. And they’re truth. When Lost In The Trees sings about his deceased mother in “Golden Eyelids” there’s no denying the pain. When Dry The River shout about how giving your best just isn’t good enough sometimes, you feel exactly what he went through. And when Mirel Wagner portrays herself as a suicidal child in “Joe”, it’s nothing less than paralyzing. I invite you to pay close attention to the conviction and emotion in these wonderful vocalists’ performances. It was a treasure to be able to dive into those moments and escape with them. That is what I will take away most from this year’s music.
This list was (painstakingly) made by combing through thousands of songs collected over the past year, filtering out the average, and ranking the best of the best according to my personal tastes and opinions. The music I’m sharing may seem like a lot to sift through, but nothing was haphazardly placed. Every song here is noteworthy and was positioned where it is for a reason. It brings me pleasure to share this list of amazing music with you.
BEST SONGS OF 2012
1. Genesis – Grimes
2. Fail Epic – The Presets
3. Golden Eyelids – Lost In The Trees
4. Woman – The 1975
5. Summertime Sadness – Lana Del Rey
6. Bad Girls – M.I.A
7. Gigantic – Eddi Front
8. Entombed – Deftones
9. No Rest – Dry The River
10. Fall – The Presets
11. Five Seconds – Twin Shadow
12. Tomorrow – Nikki & The Dove
13. Ride – Lana Del Rey
14. Goodnight London – Money
15. Ima Read – Zebra Katz
16. Oblivion – Grimes
17. Hollywood Forever Cemetary Sings – Father John Misty
18. Everybody’s Hearts Breaking Now – Lavender Diamond
19. Acrobat – Angel Olsen
20. Joe – Mirel Wagner
21. The City – The 1975
22. The Run – Brown Shoe
23. Cinderella – Bluebell
24. Sulk – Trust
25. A Dedication – Washed Out
26. Youth – Daughter
27. Neither Here Nor There – Lost In The Trees
28. Set It Right – How To Dress Well
29. I Belong In Your Arms - Chairlift
30. The Old House Is Gone – St. Lucia
31. Everything Is Embarrassing – Sky Ferreira
32. Cold Feet – Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders
33. Feels Like The End – Mikky Ekko
34. Water Against The Rocks – Faye
35. I Lost You – A Place To Bury Strangers
36. Ghosts – The Presets
37. Normal Heights – Bluebell
38. Alunageorge – Your Drums
39. Strange Attractor – Animal Kingdom
40. Leonard – Sharon Von Etton
41. Nonesuch – Tanlines
42. Starfield – The New Division
43. Ode To The Swinger – Phedre
44. Safe Skin - Vuvuvultures
45. Once And For All (Under The Floorboards) – Clock Opera
46. Laura – Bat For Lashes
47. Red – Lost In The Trees
48. Sovereign Light Café’ – Keane
49. Off To The Races – Lana Del Ray
50. I Cherish The Heartbreak More Than The Love That I Lost – Crybaby
51. Swerve City – Deftones
52. Never Speak Of It Again – The Holiday Crowd
53. Idle Heart – Bear In Heaven
54. I Don’t Care – Twin Shadow
55. Endless Summer – The Jezabels
56. Feel To Follow – The Maccabees
57. Passage – Exitmusic
58. Brooklyn – Celista
59. Love Ablaze – Phedre
60. Villian (I’ll Stick Around) – Lost In The Trees
61. To Be Young – Two Wounded Birds
62. Be Mine Tonight – Twin Shadow
63. When The Lights Go Out – Crybaby
64. I Never Wanted You (Headphones Cover) – Mint Julep
65. American – Lana Del Rey
66. Holocene – Bon Iver
67. My Hoes They Do Drugs – King Louie
68. Moving To Mars – Coldplay
69. Icy River – Lost In The Trees
70. On The Road – Keane
71. Worries – Fotoshop
72. Took A Train To India – Eight And A Half
73. A Season Underground – Flotation Toy Warning
74. Rosemary – Deftones
75. Bermuda – Kisses
76. In Your Own Time – Keane
77. California – Delta Spirit
78. Golden Light – Twin Shadow
79. Lose Your Mind – So Many Wizards
80. Bel Air – Lana Del Rey
81. Cut The World – Antony & The Johnsons
82. Devotion – The New Division
83. Red Lips – Sky Ferreira
84. Beth / Rest – Bon Iver
85. One Day Soon – Glass Pear
86. Life After Defo – Deptford Goth
87. Forever I’ve Known – The Maccabees
88. It’s Not Up To You – Two Wounded Birds
89. Bands A Make Her Dance – Juicy J
90. The Catcher In The Rye – Azure Blue
91. Sick Man – Brown Shoe
92. Wavvy – Mykki Blanco
93. Antichrist – The 1975
94. Jamaica – Van She
95. Marfa – S. Carey
96. Jungles - Stepdad
97. Streams / At Night - Arrange
98. You’re Early – 2:54
99. Kill For Love – Chromatics
100. The Reflection Of You – Bear In Heaven
101. Neptune – Lemonade
102. The Fall (Live) – Rhye
103. Aphrodite – Phedre
104. Nightmusic – Grimes
105. Hurricane – MS MR
106. Moonbeams – Family Band
107. Get Alive – AU
108. White Chalk – Halls
109. No Power – Absofacto
110. Raisin Heart – Mosman Alder
111. Invincible – Lemar
112. Climax – Usher
113. Anna Sun – Walk The Moon
114. Two Devils – Dog Is Dead
115. Went Away – The Maccabees
116. Interstellar – Frankie Rose
117. Nancy From Now On – Father John Misty
118. Endless Flowers – Crocodiles
119. Aaron – Dan Bodan
120. Winter Beats – I Break Horses
121. Bible Belt – Dry The River
122. I Want You Back – Noisettes
123. Myth – Beach House
124. Pruient – Crosses
125. Short Memory – Jack Ladder & The Dreamlanders
126. NYC – Brolin
127. Now For Plan A – The Tragically Hip
128. Velvet Elvis – Alex Winston
129. Friend Crush – Friends
130. Miss Atomic Bomb – The Killers
131. This Dead Town – French Films
132. Pulse Of Youth – Alert New London
133. There He Go – Schoolboy Q
134. Seconds - Ghost Loft
135. Ready For The Good Life – Amateur Best
136. The Dive - Fool's Gold
137. Speak In Rounds – Grizzly Bear
138. The Turn Around – Eight And A Half
139. That’s Still Mama – Cody ChesnuTT
140. The Base – Paul Banks
141. Go Ego – Eight And A Half
142. Val Venis – King Louie
143. Simple Song – The Shins
144. That Girl – Noisettes
145. Tears – Van She
146. Heartbreaker – The Walkmen
147. Guts - Alex Winston
148. Talking To You– How To Dress Well
149. At Transformation – The Tragically Hip
150. The House That Heaven Built – Japandroids
151. Lord Knows – Dum Dum Girls
152. Awol Marine - Perfume Genius
153. City Girl – The Jezebels
154. House – Kindness
155. Run – Jonquil
156. Le1f – Wut
157. We Should Be Swimming – Zulu Winter
158. Werkin Girls – Angel Haze
159. Ladybird Love – Holy Esque
160. Monolith – Holograms
161. Pi – Big Deal
162. Haze.Boogie.Life – Mykki Blanco
163. Madness – Muse
164. Avalanche – Foreign Slippers
165. Panic – Kitten
166. Teenage Kick Starts - DZ Deathrays
167. Dirty Water (Slow Magic Remix) - Niva
168. Polterheist – Deftones
169. The Waiting – Angel Olsen
170. Tapes & Money – Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs
171. 733 Love – Jeremih
172. On A Ladder Leading Nowhere – Absofacto
173. Wrath Of God – Crystal Castles
174. Husbands – Savages
175. Number One – This Many Boyfriends
176. Today’s Supernatural – Animal Collective
177. Call To Arms - Laura Welsh
178. Go Slow – Au
179. Jessie Ware – Wildest Moments
180. Lafaye – School Of Seven Bells
BEST ALBUMS OF 2012
1. Lost In The Trees – A Church That Fits Our Needs
2. Deftones – Koi No Yokan
3. Lana Del Rey – Paradise EP
4. The 1975 – Facedown EP
5. Twin Shadow – Confess
6. Exitmusic – Passage
7. The Presets – Pacifica
8. Keane Strangeland
9. Crybaby - Crybaby
10. Crosses – EP 2
11. Perfume Genius – Put Your Back N 2 It
12. Daughter – Wild Youth EP
13. The New Division – The Rookie EP
14. Bear In Heaven – I Love You, It’s Cool
15. Phedre – Phedre EP
16. The Macabees – Given To The Wild
17. Vuvuvultures – VVV EP
18. Angel Olsen – Half Way Home
19. The New Division – The Rookie EP
20. French Films – Imaginary Future
21. Trust - Trst
22. Grizzly Bear – Shields
23. Halls – Ark
24. Bon Iver – Bon Iver
25. Clock Opera – Ways To Forget
26. Brown Shoe – The Gift Horse
27. How To Dress Well – Total Loss
28. Burial – Kindred EP
29. Godspeed You! Black Emperor – Allelujah! Don’t Bend! Ascend!
30. Dry The River - Shallow Bed
December 18, 2012
Join us for an evening of friends, laughter, and holiday classics mixed in with some of our favourite cover songs. It's our Third Annual Christmas Webcast, streaming live from our living room. Settle in for an evening of holiday cheer with us. Join the live chat. And make some requests.
SUNDAY DECEMBER 23RD, 2012
8:00PM - 11:00PM
STREAMING WEBSITE: www.justin.tv/neverendingwhitelights
Happy Holidays!
