
My favorite new indie group of the year, this song was seemingly written using a template of everything that I love. A stunning example of why Swedish pop is so unbeatable.
4. Lady Gaga - Poker Face

Her official, world-conquering arrival. For that alone, it�s worth noting. But that�s forgetting the sheer brilliance of the song.
3. The Galvatrons - Cassandra

The track where I can safely use the �synths from Van Halen�s Jump� comparison. That, by the way, is pretty much the highest praise in the world.
2. Alcazar - Stay The Night

Never liked them too much before, but this song single-handedly changed that. This will sound as fresh and joyous twenty years from now as it does today.
1. Lady Gaga - Bad Romance

Her gutsiest single to date, and the release that marked her speedy evolution into a proper pop artist. This is so far ahead of anything else on this list, it�s ridiculous.
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