Here they are, I might remove them from about me to unlock more space:

First track of the Year 2012: Alcest - Percées de Lumière
800th Loved Track: Fear Factory - Supernova
888th Loved Track: Portal - Omnipotent Crawling Chaos
900th Loved Track: Celtic Cross - Darshannon
1,000th Loved Track: Asura - Celestial Tendencies
2,000th Loved Track: Shpongle - Botanical Dimensions
2,000th Artist: Electric Light Orchestra
3,000th Artist: Sunday Munich
1000th Play: Syd Matters - Black & White Eyes
10,000th Play: :Wumpscut: - Loyal to my Hate
11,000th Play: Cornell Campbell - The Gorgan
11,111th Play: Psyclon…

From this day on, almost all my reviews are made @ RateYourMusic.com
The reason for this is that I feel like this place is suitable for the reviews.
No hard feelings. =)
http://rateyourmusic.com/~Rewwgh

Instead of writing AOTMs or pointless blogs I decided to make this pointless list to talk about my favorite albums!

It's impossible to put these in different ranks, instead I will treat them as equals and list then here:

Anthropocentric by The Ocean
Lovely, atmospheric, progressive and so on, life changing musical experience.
My favorite Metal album of all time, has pretty much all the aspects needed to be the best. I especially love the lyrics, that keep me interested from time to time.

Cosmogramma by Flying Lotus
Amazing "instrumental" hip-hop experience, fusing various sounds from glitch, world fusion, jazz,…

This Month's album is Slave Ambient by The War On Drugs.

The First Glance:

Beautiful, abstract summer beach scene in the cover really seems like this album would be a mellow, psychedelic and lightly atmospheric.

Deeper dive into the album:

The main elements are mellow acoustic, psychedelic western ambient, singer-songwriter feeling, a strong indie atmosphere. Landscape is constantly sunny, people are happy or just stoned. All kinds of lovely bleeps and bloops come out with the instrumentation.
Vocalist is singing about his story, difficulties of life are brought closely to my mind.
Open ambience, voices echoing in the distance.…

This Month's album is Tightly Unwound by The Pineapple Thief.

The First Glance:

When I first found out about this album a few weeks later after it was released the cover was the thing that caught my attention and made me curious of what's inside of it.

Deeper dive into the Album:

The music is mostly covered in light acoustic guitars and soft vocals, with partly distorted guitars making it a little bit heavier. It reminds a lot of Porcupine Tree and Riverside, though it's not as heavy. It has also similarities with Nosound. Wonderful light and colorful atmosphere…

I will keep it simple, so HAPPY NEW YEAR 2012, THIS WILL BE AN AMAZING YEAR HOPEFULLY. MUSICALLY, SPIRITUALLY, FRIENDSHIP(LLY?), LOVELLY?!

I will remember year 2011 as a year of ideological and spiritual metamorphosis, lovely long summer, and musically underwhelming.

Eight floating gems with touches of industrial noise and movie soundtrack atmospherics.

Stars of the Lid – The Ballasted Orchestra

Track listing

"Central Texas" – 3:43
"Sun Drugs" – 12:20
"Down II" – 1:22
"Taphead" – 12.34
"Fucked Up (3:57 A.M.)" – 8:32
"Music For Twin Peaks Episode #30 Part I" – 8:01
"Music For Twin Peaks Episode #30 Part II" – 13:32
"The Artificial Pine Arch Song" – 18:00

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This Month's album is Anthropocentric by The Ocean.

The First Glance:

The beautiful album cover with all its' symmetric details would certainly get my attention in the record store! The cover tells a story, and it's nearly obvious, that it's
a philosophical concept album.

Deeper dive into the album:

Heavy, atmospheric and technical guitars lure the listener into a gigantic wall of sound. Bursting without mercy out of the tissue of the space. Anthropocentric is like an audiobook describing this event, an ideological metamorphosis, it's intro to the very end, and aftermath. The album has many unexpected turns.

The…

Okay, I finally feel like doing this! There is a top #1 in all categories, and also honorable mentions.

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Oranssi Pazuzu - Kosmonument
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The Glitch Mob - We Can Make the World Stop
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Alcest - Autre Temps
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Agalloch - Whitedivisiongrey
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Honorable mentions:

Agape (Lantlôs), Celestial Lineage (Wolves in the Throne Room), Wars of the Roses (Ulver), Isolation (ShamRain), Twentythree (Carbon Based Lifeforms), Spiritual State (Nujabes), Fallen Angels (Black Veil Brides), Nachtmystium / Murmur Split, Konstruktion (Nadja), Fool, Redeemer (Nadja), Bleeding the New Apocalypse (The Project Hate MCMXCIX), Deliver Us (In Flames), Apocalypse in Your Heart…

This Month's album is Écailles De Lune by Alcest.

The First Glance:

A fabulous album cover, with bright blue shades and enigmatic figures. For a more experienced eye can tell that it's the work of Fursy Teyssier. If you have already listened to some Alcest, you can expect a lot from this album.

Deeper dive into the Album:

Immersing into a vast blue sea and transcending over mortal boundaries, this album has truly given one a huge atmospheric journey through time and space. Blending Post-rock, Shoegaze and Black Metal together with progressive elements, Écailles de Lune is a gem.…