Flesh Simon Curtis Instrumental: A Year in Review

As we wrap up another year of music discovery, Post-Trash is proud to share our Year in Review feature, highlighting some of the most exciting releases from 2022. From Northwest Indiana's Abi Ooze to Lumpy Records' latest endeavors, this year has been filled with incredible music that defied genre boundaries and left us wanting more.

One standout release that caught our attention was Forestdale Sessions by Abi Ooze. This record is a masterclass in blending pop sensibilities with punk energy, creating a sound that's both infectious and cathartic. With no pretentious posturing or overproduced studio tricks, each song is brilliantly immediate and authentic.

But Forestdale Sessions wasn't the only highlight of our year. We were also thrilled to see Lumpy Records, a label known for its eclectic roster, decide to call it quits and start anew with Rotten Apple. Martin Meyer's passion project has always been about fostering creativity and community, and we can't wait to see what the future holds for this new endeavor.

At Post-Trash, our mission is built on enthusiasm and a desire to share the music we love with the world. We're constantly questioning our compulsions to share our opinions, but ultimately, it's all about discovery and passion. We hope you'll join us in celebrating some of the best albums and EPs from 2022, as chosen by our editors.

So, without further ado, check out our 'Year in Review' feature for a guide to the year that was. From indie rock to electronic experiments, we've got you covered. And remember, music is about connection – so be sure to support the bands and artists who make your world a better place. Happy listening!

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