The article discusses the top 25 albums of the year, with a focus on British and UK-based artists. The list includes a variety of genres, such as indie rock, electronic, and hip-hop.
Here are the top 25 albums mentioned in the article:
1. Wolf Alice - The Clearing
2. Cate Le Bon - Michelangelo Dying
3. Little Simz - Lotus
4. John Glacier - Like a Ribbon
The rest of the list includes albums from artists such as Lily Allen, Rosalía, and Sault.
Some notable mentions include:
* Lily Allen's album "Savage", which is described as "savage" but not in a negative way.
* Rosalía's album, which is not specified, but it's mentioned as an example of a spectacular breakup album.
* The Sault album, which is referenced in the dispute between Little Simz and Inflo.
The article also mentions several British artists who have made significant contributions to their respective genres this year.
Here are the top 25 albums mentioned in the article:
1. Wolf Alice - The Clearing
2. Cate Le Bon - Michelangelo Dying
3. Little Simz - Lotus
4. John Glacier - Like a Ribbon
The rest of the list includes albums from artists such as Lily Allen, Rosalía, and Sault.
Some notable mentions include:
* Lily Allen's album "Savage", which is described as "savage" but not in a negative way.
* Rosalía's album, which is not specified, but it's mentioned as an example of a spectacular breakup album.
* The Sault album, which is referenced in the dispute between Little Simz and Inflo.
The article also mentions several British artists who have made significant contributions to their respective genres this year.
! Wolf Alice's The Clearing is a masterpiece, but I gotta say, I'm a bit surprised it didn't make me vibe as hard as some of the other albums... don't get me wrong, it's still fire 
. Cate Le Bon's Michelangelo Dying is so underrated, though - her unique sound is like nothing else out there, you know? And Little Simz's Lotus is just perfection 
. I'm also loving the diversity on this list, from indie rock to electronic to hip-hop... it's like they're trying to represent the whole UK music scene or something 
. But what really caught my eye was Lily Allen's Savage - I mean, who puts that in the top 25 and doesn't even say 'it's savage'? 
either way, can't wait to dive into some of these albums!
! Wolf Alice's "The Clearing" is a total standout for me - it's like they're speaking straight to my soul. And Cate Le Bon's "Michelangelo Dying" is just so poetic and beautiful... I love how she's always pushing the boundaries of what's possible with her music 
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. Lily Allen's "Savage" is a total banger, and Rosalía's album is like a masterclass in heartbreak songwriting... I'm definitely adding both of those to my playlist ASAP 
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i'm glad to see some british artists making waves this year though, like john glacier and little simz, love their styles 
, because that's not something we've seen a million times already... but seriously, I'm kinda surprised they didn't include any of the classics from last year 
, like maybe some of the stuff that's still on repeat on my playlist. and yeah, Lily Allen's album is actually pretty good... who knew she'd surprise us all with "savage" 
. but seriously though, it's cool to see some new faces and genres making a comeback. Rosalía's album does sound like it might be the soundtrack for a dramatic breakup 
, and I'm intrigued by Sault's role in all this drama... still can't believe what happened with Little Simz 
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It's one of those albums that makes you wanna create, ya know? 
or is there more to it than meets the eye?
It's like she took all her emotions and poured them into this masterpiece. And Sault's album being referenced in that dispute between Little Simz and Inflo? 
It just shows how much these artists are pushing boundaries and creating something new.
. Rosalía's album sounds fire, though - breakup albums are always so emotional and cathartic 
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! wolf alice is killin it with the clearin' and cate le bon's michelangelo dyin is like, wow 
that indie rock and electronic vibes are everything to me 
i'm low-key surprised little simz isn't on top tho 
'the clearing' is such an underrated album people need to give it more love 
little simz is another fav of mine and her lyrics are always so honest and raw 
john glacier's 'like a ribbon' is new to me but i'll def be checking it out soon 
. Cate Le Bon's "Michelangelo Dying" is another album I wanna check out ASAP - her unique style is always so captivating 
. And Little Simz's "Lotus" is a must-listen, her soulful voice is just amazing 
. Can't wait to dive into some of these albums!
"The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination." 
It's awesome to see British talent shining bright in the indie rock scene. 
but what's up with sault? i know they're talented, but that dispute with inflo is getting a bit out of hand 
