The best songs of the twenties

When a newspaper decides to publish the best of a given time period, decades are taken into consideration. The magazine Pitchfork making an exception to what is not a rule, but a sort of convention, they decided to take stock of our twenties by drawing up a ranking made up of (in their opinion) top 100 songs released in these almost five years. Below we have reported the best ten songs of the first half of the 1920s chosen by Pitchfork.

10 – Xaviersobased: “crisp dubs” (2021)

9 – Fiona Apple: “I Want You to Love Me” from the album “Fetch the bolt cutters” (read the review here) (2020)

8 – Bob Dylan: “Murder Most Foul” from the album “Rough and rowdy ways” (read the review here) (2020)

7 – Alex G: “Runner” from the album “God save the animals” (2022)

6 – ANOHNI and the Johnsons: “It Must Change” from the album “My Back Was a Bridge for You to Cross” (2023)

5 – Low: “Days Like These” from the album “Hey what” (read the review here) (2021)

4 – Caroline Polachek: “Bunny Is a Rider” from the album “Desire, I Want to Turn Into You” (read the review here) (2021)

3 – Kendrick Lamar: “Not Like Us” (2024)

2 – RXK Nephew: “American terror” from the album “Crack therapy 3” (2020)

1 – Lana Del Rey: “A&W” from the album “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” (read the review here) (2023)