Filter's Top 10 of 2006, Day Twelve: Eisley
by Staff | 00.00.0000

Young Texan scamps Eisley are here to let us curmudgeonly old music fans know what the youth of today are listening to. When not being romanced by the lead singers of emo bands, Eisley have spent much of the year far from their home in Tyler, TX recording their second album in Malibu with producer Richard Gibbs of Oingo Boingo. Here’s Eisley’s collaborative picks for the best albums of the year:


Eisley:

1. New Found Glory, Coming Home (Geffen)
2. Jeremy Enigk, World Waits (Lewis Hollow)
3. Kashmir, No Balance Palace (BMG)
4. Midlake, The Trials of Van Occupanther (Bella Union)
5. The Decemberists, The Crane Wife (Capitol)
6. Taking Back Sunday, Louder Now (Warner Bros / Wea)
7. Sparklehorse, Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain (Astralwerks)
8. Sean Lennon, Friendly Fire (Capitol)
9. Thom Yorke, The Eraser (Xl Recordings)
10. Beyonce, B Day (Sony)