David Soyka’s Best Folk Albums of 2015
Author: Folk Department
David Soyka, host of Jumpin’ on the Best (Saturday, 4-6 pm)
In no particular order (album/artist/label)
A Most Lamentable Tragedy | Titus Andronicus | Merge |
Stuff Like That There |
Yo lo Tengo |
Matador |
Divers |
Joanna Newsom |
Drag City |
Still |
Richard Thompson |
Fantasy |
Sprinter |
Torres |
PTKF |
Shadows in the Night |
Bob Dylan |
Columbia |
Sound and Color |
Alabama Shakes |
ATO |
I Love You, Honeybear |
Father John Misty |
Subpop |
Honeymoon |
Lana DelRey |
Interscope |
Crosseyed Heart |
Keith Richards |
Republic |
Tomorrow is My Turn |
Rhiannon Giddens |
Nonesuch |
Heart of a Dog |
Laurie Anderson |
Nonesuch |
Painted Shut |
Hop Along |
Saddle Creek |
B’lieve I’m Goin’ Down |
Kurt Vile |
Matador |
Carrie and Lowell |
Sufjan Stevens |
Asthmatic Kitty |
Sometimes I Sit and Think, Sometimes I Sit |
Courtney Barnett |
Mom & Pop |
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams |
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams |
Red House |
Sundown Over Ghost Town |
Eilen Jewel |
Signature Sounds |
Something More than Free |
Jason Isbell |
Southeastern |
Primrose Green |
Ryley Walker |
Dead Oceans |
Ivy Tripp |
Waxahatchee |
Merge |
Star Wars |
Wilco |
Anti |
It’s Great to be Alive |
Drive by Truckers |
ATO |
Short Movie |
Laura Marling |
Ribbon |
Over and Even |
Joan Shelley |
No Quarter |