- Dan Padilla – As the Ox Plows (no physical release)
- The Goodnight Loving – Supper Club (Dirtnap)
- Leatherface – The Stormy Petrel (No Idea)
- Stoned at Heart – Party Tracks Vol. 1 (It’s Alive)
- Jim Bryson & Weakerthans – Falcon Lake Incident
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Pages in this feature
- Opening page
- Top 5 EPs of 2010
- Top 5 Most Anticipated Records of 2011
- Top 5 Newest Musical Discoveries / Obsessions
- Top 5 Reissues / Retrospectives
- Top 5 Splits and Collaborations
- Top 5 Cassette Releases 2010
- Top 5 2010 Releases We Haven't Had Time To Digest Yet
- Top 5 Worst Cover Art of 2010
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