Triple J's punk/hardcore show Short Fast Loud has announced it's top 20 releases of the first half of 2010, as voted by its listeners. The Amity Affliction's sophomore effort "Youngbloods" topped the list less than a month after its release in June.
The Brisbane boys are going from success to success, after having kicked off their national tour and hitting number 6 on the ARIA charts amongst the likes of Eminem, Justin Bieber and Lady Gaga.
Other local acts featured in the twenty were Byron Bay favourites Parkway Drive at number 2 with their album "Deep Blue", as well as I Exist's "A Turn for the Worse", Dropsaw's "Hard Justice" and Mary Jane Kelly's "Like There's No Tomorrow".
Check out Short Fast Loud on Triple J at 10pm every Wednesday night.
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