"One of my New Year's resolutions is to say yes. Yes to love. Yes to life. Yes to staying in more!" - Elizabeth Lemon
1. The Menzingers - On the Impossible Past
2. The Tower and The Fool - How Long
3. Circle Takes the Square - Decompositions: Volume Number One
4. fun. - Some Nights 5. The Saddest Landscape - After the Lights
6. Misser - Every Day I Tell Myself I'm Going To Be A Better Person
7. Modern Baseball - Sports
8. The Gaslight Anthem - Handwritten
9. No Trigger - Tycoon 10. Converge - All We Love We Leave Behind
11. Verse - Bitter Clarity, Uncommon Grace
12. Make Do and Mend - Everything You Ever Loved
13. Mixtapes - Even on the Worst Nights
14. Hot Water Music - Exister
15. Every Time I Die - Ex-Lives
16. Code Orange Kids - Love is Love // Return to Dust
17. The Forecast - Everybody Left
18. The Early November - In Currents
19. Between the Buried and Me - The Parallax II: Future Sequence
20. I Call Fives - I Call Fives
21. The American Scene - Safe For Now
22. Pentimento - Pentimento
23. The New & Very Welcome - House Fires of the Modern Age
24. Yellowcard - Southern Air
25. Joyce Manor - Of All Things I Will Soon Grow Tired
26. Japandroids - Celebration Rock
27. As I Lay Dying - Awakened
28. The Chariot - One Wing
29. Stick To Your Guns - Diamond
30. The Ghost Inside - Get What You Give
My personal highlight of 2012 was releasing Trophy Scars' Alphabet. Alphabets. on vinyl. It still surprises me that I did it. Finally getting my Blink tattoo was cool as well. Plus a ton of great shows. Here's to more in 2013.
You forgot Periphery and the Contortionist. Glad to see you added metal to your list of bests
I liked Periphery's first album but never got around to the next one. Never really gave The Contortionist a chance either. I'll have to check them out.
...Misser right above Modern Baseball seems a bit like preferring sentimentality over sentiment...
You mean because I like Transit/TTNY? While that's true, I'm also a sucker for a catchy chorus, which that album is full of. I've also only spent about a month with the Modern Baseball album, so it may very well move up over time.
I liked Periphery's first album but never got around to the next one. Never really gave The Contortionist a chance either. I'll have to check them out.