The best albums of 2018 according to Pitchfork
The top 3 according to 24 votes from people: Be the Cowboy — Mitski · Some Rap Songs — Earl Sweatshirt · Whack World — Tierra Whack. (Updated Dec 3, 2023.)
The top 15 of Pitchfork's 50 Best Albums of 2018, published on 11 December 2018, with Rosalía's El mal querer at number six.
Automatically translated (original in Español). See the original
Top 15
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Be the Cowboy — Mitski
No. 1. The Japanese-American songwriter's fifth album.
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2
Some Rap Songs — Earl Sweatshirt
No. 7. Fragmented rap in under half an hour.
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3
Whack World — Tierra Whack
No. 9. Fifteen songs, one minute each.
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4
Golden Hour — Kacey Musgraves
No. 2. Country with a pop sheen.
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5
Honey — Robyn
No. 4. Her first full-length in eight years.
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6
Knock Knock — DJ Koze
No. 3. The German house producer.
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7
Lush — Snail Mail
No. 5. Lindsey Jordan's debut, at 19.
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El mal querer — Rosalía
No. 6. Flamenco and pop on a concept album inspired by the medieval Occitan romance Flamenca.
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Safe in the Hands of Love — Yves Tumor
No. 10.
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Ephorize — Cupcakke
No. 12. Chicago rap.
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Devotion — Tirzah
No. 13. The British singer's debut, produced by Mica Levi.
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12
Freedom — Amen Dunes
No. 14.
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Room 25 — Noname
No. 15. The Chicago rapper.
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14
Double Negative — Low
No. 8. The Minnesota trio wrapped in distortion.
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15
Sweetener — Ariana Grande
No. 11.
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Comments (1)
El mal querer de Rosalía en la lista de Pitchfork, merecidísimo.