Nite Songs

  I think there's a saying here about the best laid plans of mice and men or something. You may remember that last December, just before we did the 2021 albums of the year, we did a feature where we revisited the 2020 list on the grounds that we'd ended up covering a lot of stuff from that year after New Year and felt that a revisit was necessary. I was convinced that we'd avoided that particular pitfall this year but...looking back on the last six months, again we've had a few albums sneak through the gap by arriving on our review desk the year after they came out. So yup, here we go again, a slightly revised Top 100 list which contains some of the albums that snuck through the boundaries after our original list was finalised. As with last year, the update of the list with new albums has meant that some of the ones in the lower reaches of the Top 100 have found themselves nudged off the list - due apologies to Wine Lips, Jo Carley & The Old Dry Skulls, the Gold Nee