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State What You Are: Top 25 Tracks of 2017

Limit one per artist. Format is #. Artist - Song || Genres || Country

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25. Grizzly Bear - Three Rings  ||  Indie Rock, Psychedelic Folk  ||  USA

24. Blanck Mass - Please  ||  Electro-Industrial, Post-Industrial  ||  UK

23. Aimee Mann - Goose Snow Cone  ||  Folk Pop, Singer/Songwriter  ||  USA

22. Vernon Jane - Fuck Me  ||  Jazz-Punk  ||  Ireland

21. Mychael Danna & Jeff Danna - The Land of the Noble  ||  Film Soundtrack  ||  Canada

20. Rosalía - I See a Darkness  ||  Flamenco nuevo, Contemporary Folk  ||  Spain

19. Big K.R.I.T - Subenstein (My Sub IV)  ||  Southern Hip Hop  ||  USA

18. Fever Ray - Red Trails  ||  Art Pop, Post-Industrial  ||  Sweden

17. Lorde - Perfect Places  ||  Synthpop, Alt-Pop  ||  New Zealand

16. Alvvays - Saved By a Waif  ||  Jangle Pop, Indie Pop, Twee Pop  ||  Canada

15. The National - The System Only Dreams in Total Darkness  ||  Indie Rock, Art Rock  ||  USA

14. St. Vincent - Hang On Me  ||  Alt-Pop, Art Pop  ||  USA

13. Jesca Hoop - The Lost Sky  ||  Indie Folk  ||  USA

12. Corbin - Ice Boy  ||  Coldwave, Post-Punk  ||  USA

11. Tyler, the Creator - 911 / Mr. Lonely  ||  West Coast Hip Hop, Neo-Soul  ||  USA

10. Sidney Gish - Sin Triangle  ||  Twee Pop, Indie Pop  ||  USA

9. Julien Baker - Claws in Your Back  ||  Singer/Songwriter, Chamber Folk, Indie Folk  ||  USA

8. SZA - Drew Barrymore  ||  Neo-Soul, Alternative R&B  ||  USA

7. Mount Eerie - Real Death  ||  Singer/Songwriter, Indie Folk  ||  USA

6. Lingua Ignota - Woe to All (On the Day of My Wrath)  ||  Death Industrial  ||  USA

5. Swans - The Knot  ||  Post-Rock, Experimental Rock, Drone  ||  USA

4. Phoebe Bridgers - Motion Sickness  ||  Indie Folk, Singer/Songwriter  ||  USA

3. Flotation Toy Warning - A Season Underground  ||  Neo-Psychedelia  ||  UK

2. Arca - Piel  ||  Ambient Pop, Experimental  ||  Venezuela

1. Chelsea Wolfe - 16 Psyche  ||  Gothic Rock, Doom Metal  ||  USA



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