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Kadhim's Totally Hot Xmas Playlist

A short little snapshot of last term's totally hot albums

Christmas has come early! (Kind of). Through the miraculous luxuries the 21st century has brought us, I've compiled the artists from last term's 'Totally Hot Album of the Week' column into a Spotify playlist. It starts off with a bit of a toe-tapper from Slow Club, slides into the melancholy minimalism of Youth Lagoon and Vondelpark, strays into the hip-hop fuzz of Main Attractionz and A$AP Rocky, ventures over to a near-perfect dubstep track by Balam Acab, before taking a short sojourn with Blue Sky Black Death and Real Estate and ending with a belter by Girls that starts slow but finishes transcendentally. My only regret is that Clams Casino isn't on Spotify and is therefore conspicuously absent. Hope you enjoy it!

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I've also included links to the artists and articles below. The embedded videos aren't necessarily the songs on the playlist:

Week 1: Clams Casino – Instrumental Mixtape. Article. Download.

Week 2: Girls – Father, Son, Holy Ghost. Article. Spotify.

Week 3: Slow Club – Paradise. Article. Spotify.

Week 4: Blue Sky Black Death – Noir. Article. Spotify.

Week 5: Balam Acab – Wander/Wonder. Article. iTunes.

Week 6: Real Estate – Days. Article. Spotify.

Week 7: A$AP Rocky – LiveLoveA$AP. Article. Download.

Week 8: Main Attrakionz – 808s & Dark Grapes II. Article. Download.

Week 9: Youth Lagoon – The Year of Hibernation. Article.Spotify.

Week 10: Vondelpark – NYC Stuff and NYC Bags EP. Article. Spotify.

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