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New Albums of 2013 | The List

Take a look ahead to notable album releases from local bands this year, including new material from UUVVWWZ, Ladyfinger, The Seen and more. Leave your additions to the list in the comments.

Jon Augustine's Top 10 Albums of All Time | The List

Jon Augustine of Kill County, Masses and Bus Gas lists 10 albums that might be his favorites, but are more or less just “10 albums so rad they’re on the top of (his) mind right now.”

Roger L. Lewis' Top 12 Albums of All Time | The List

Roger L. Lewis of Omaha band Conduits lets the music and the artists do the talking in this top 12 list of the musician's favorite albums of all time.

Back When's Top Albums of All Time | The List

This week's Music Monday brings you more than a top 10: Omaha band Back When members Joe Mickeliunas and Chris Kelley gave us two lists with 16 total favorite albums of all time.

Dave Socha's Top 10 Albums of All Time | The List

Dave Socha, frontman and accordion player in Lincoln-based Bolzen Beer Band, lists his top 10 most influential albums of all time, including Yes, Black Sabbath, NOFX and more.

John Klemmensen's Top 10 Albums of All Time | The List

John Klemmensen read the word influential and just started typing. Check out the Landing on the Moon and John Klemmensen and the Party band member's top 10 albums that made a difference in his life.

Keith Rodger's Top 10 Albums of All Time | The List

Keith Rodger, aka Kethro, owns hundreds of records and more than 30,000 digital songs. Here, he picks 10 albums that have impacted him personally and musically.

Andrew Norman's 2012 | The List

Hear Nebraska's editor-in-chief reflects upon the best (sometimes worst) year of his life: "Light and dark, slow and fast, beautiful and ugly, it was all surrounded by music."

Casey Welsch's 2012 | The List

2012 was a rough year for HN contributor Casey Welsch: "As ever, though, we get through such times with good music." See his list of things that made it all more bearable.

Jay NeSmith's 2012 | The List

Ah, the downside of a "best of" list. HN contributor Jay NeSmith knows the problem of picking his favorites is leaving off a number of worthy bands. Here are the ones that made it.