The Best of 2011 – July Through December? | Christian Music Zine
Posted by on June 10, 2011
I will soon be unveiling our list of the best 25 albums that have come out through the first half of 2011, but first I want to take an imaginary journey through the second half of 2011, where we look forward to what we hope are the best albums brought to shelves, digital outlets and eventually our mp3 players.
I will be posting one band or artist each day until the end of June, you can keep track of the list here as it is revealed.
25. Icon For Hire
24. Hands
23. Stellar Kart
22. House of Heroes
21. Hillsong
20. Phil Wickham
19. Sleeping Giant
18. Oh, Sleeper
17. Matt Redman
16. NEEDTOBREATHE
15. Farewell Flight
14. The Fold
12. Jamie Grace
11. Ruth
10. Run Kid Run
9. Deas Vail
7. MxPx
6. Bleach
5. Emery
2. Switchfoot
1. Relient K
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Top 25: July – December 2011?
Where is the Icon For Hire album? I didn’t think it was coming out until August. :O
And if FM Static doesn’t claim the top spot, I’m going to be sad. :(
Micah…this is basically a “most anticipated list”…for July through December…
if you are concerned with FM Static, look out for our “best of the first half of 2011″ list that will be out in a few weeks…no promises on who will land the top spot