Home / Music / Visions won a Juno and landed Oblivion on Pitchfork's best-of-decade listMusic linernotes album music grimesVisions won a Juno and landed Oblivion on Pitchfork's best-of-decade listGrimes’ album was also nominated for the 2012 Polaris Music Prize, and Pitchfork named ‘Oblivion’ the second best song of the 2010s. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesGrimes recorded Visions on GarageBand in her Montreal apartment over three weeksGrimes scrapped the original Art Angels sessions and started overOblivion was the promo single for Visions, Genesis followed months laterGrimes' Art Angels came out on 4AD in late 2015Visions was Grimes' first album on 4AD, released February 2012ExploreThe murder of Scott La Rock turned KRS-One from battle rapper into the TeacherThe Montreux Casino fire during a Frank Zappa show — that's what Smoke on the Water is actually aboutJon Balke composed Magnetic North for the 1994 Lillehammer Winter OlympicsChic wrote 'Le Freak' after getting turned away from Studio 54 on New Year's EveThe Beach Boys' Endless Summer compilation was rush-released after American Graffiti revived their popularityPrevious William Basinski played his Disintegration Loops on a Revox G36 held together with D batteriesNext Visions was Grimes' first album on 4AD, released February 2012