Bunny Gamer's Top 100 Albums of 2012. Part Three: 50-26.

My list is finally more than halfway done, and the good news is that the last two parts are fast on their way! But first, we've got part three, and this is probably the part that caused me the most trouble, as the list is starting to get to a point where they're all albums I genuinely think are top 25 or even top 10 material, but I can still only have 25 albums in my top 25. Anyway, without any more blabbering, here's part three of the list, click the title of this post to see it after the break, and as always, please let me know thoughts, surprises, opinions, and give me a shout if a link is broken that you need, as you know, links get taken down swiftly these days. Thanks!

Bunny Gamer's Top 100 Albums of 2012. Part Two: 75-51.

Part two is finally here! I know these come slower than a lot of you (and myself) would like, but unfortunately I'm just doing all this by myself, so it goes as quickly as it can. Anyway, as always, here's the next 25 of my top albums from 2012, the links are as stable as I could get them but please do let me know if one is broken and you can't find it elsewhere and I'll do my best to provide you with another working link. Comments, thoughts, and opinions are well appreciated, so lemme know what you think, and go ahead and click the title of this article to see the full list, after the break!

Bunny Gamer's Top Albums of 2012. Part One: 100-76.

Here it is, at long last--the 2012 installment of my albums of the year list. As per the usual, this thing is an absolute monster to make, and this is the first of four parts which should be coming out over the next month or so, time permitting. All these albums are legitimately fantastic, so don't hesitate to seek out any that pique your interest. This year, direct downloads have become less and less reliable, so a lot of the links on here aren't as stable as I like and may or may not get deleted over time (with the exception of the artist-provided ones) so please let me know if you're having trouble finding an album on here, I did the best I could. With that said, go ahead and click on the title of this post to view the first 25 albums on the list, right after the break!

Brian Saia. Ancient Lakes.

Fantastically groovy experimental work. Free ambient sections followed by joyous melodies. Fun beats and otherworldly intrumentals. Densely creative. Overwhelmingly curious. New. Sublime.

Brian Saia - 'Ancient Lakes'

2012

1. The Sailing Stones

2. Salar De Uyuni

3. Anza-Borrego

4. The Sinking Sea

5. Black Blizzard

6. Song Of Dunes

7. King Clone

8. Ancient Lakes

9. Bombay Beach

10. Playa

Listen.

Born Gold. Little Sleepwalker.

Brooding new electronic music from the man who used to go by Gobble Gobble. Less experimental pop. More twisted vocals and evil beats. Scared melodies. Sacred textures. Deep blue. Vitriolic.

Born Gold - 'Little Sleepwalker'

2012

1. Pulse Thief

2. That Way

3. Lethe

4. I: Ferocious Body

5. II: Against Silence

6. Sky Bicycle

7. Black Sonar

8. Dawn Tunnel

9. Fires of Disappearing

10. Gauze Pillars

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Sacred Tapestry. Shader.

More incredible vaporwave from New Dreams Ltd. Swirling synth crescendos. Mighty beatless tracks. Warped vocal samples. Thundering builds. Dominating. Surreal.

Sacred Tapestry - 'Shader'

2012

1. LD・VHD

2. 花こう岩Cosmorama

3. ドリーミー

4. 移住

5. 新たな夢Spirited Child (Color Ocean Sky)

6. 凍傷

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The Flowers Of St. Francis. Vol. 2.

Subdued experimental ambient noisescapes. Furious screeches of feedback. Muffled acoustic reveries. Cassette hum. Viciously obtuse. Painfully obscured. Vital.

The Flowers of St. Francis - 'Vol. 2'

2012

1. All Opaque Visions

2. What Wasn't Still Isn't

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