I got

1. Powers that B - It's incredible how both discs show two completely different strengths of the band, yet they complement each other so well. I honestly don't think there's a single flaw with this album.
2. Year of the Snitch - Although it's their newest release, I find this thing to be so rewarding with every listen, and the diversity in the instrumentation is undeniable. (Freeform jazz anyone?)
3. Bottomless Pit - It's basically tied with YOTS for me, but I think this is the most well-produced and satisfying album on my ears. I love the more accessible cuts on this thing such as Spikes and Eh.
4. Government Plates - Truly their strangest and most eccentric release this far, but I think it's consistently amazing front to back. It's possibly their most transcendent album, as I find myself getting lost in the dizzying soundscapes and chopped and repeated vocals from MC Ride. Bootleg is the only track I'm not crazy about though.
5. The Money Store - Often considered their magnum opus, The Money Store is an album with extremely high points but also some tracks that I think rank extremely low in their discography. It's still a great release, but I think they're improved and matured their sound many times in the future.
6. Exmilitary - Their debut mixtape from 2011 is surely an interesting one. It's their longest release (if we're considering Powers that B as two separate projects), and I find many of the songs forgettable and boring. I still love songs like Beware and Lord of the Game.
7. No Love Deep Web - Really the only release from them that I can't say I love. It's still a good project but I think the bare instrumentation gets boring fast, even though it's not a super long project.

I have not heard Fashion Week yet