The Pitchfork Guide to Upcoming Releases: Fall 2017
Welcome back to the Pitchfork Guide to Upcoming Releases, our seasonal guide to new music. Four times a year, we round up a list of albums, singles, EPs, reissues, and more arriving in the coming months. This installment covers fall 2017, starting today and taking us to the end of the eyar. (Please note that release dates may change.) To start things off, we’ve highlighted a few particularly notable releases, including albums by the National, Alvvays, Zola Jesus, Gucci Mane, Moses Sumney, Kamasi Washington, Morrissey, King Krule, Destroyer, St. Vincent, and more.
The National: Sleep Well Beast (September 8, 4AD)
It’s been four years since the National released their last full-length album, and they return this year with Sleep Well Beast. “We recorded so much music: focusing in on what the album is, that gets more intense in the old way. But this time, we weren't so interested in constructing a polished or elaborately tightly-knit kind of record,” Aaron Dessner told Pitchfork in May. “We allowed ourselves to have more sounds that are just hanging out there in the mist.” Although the album comes out on September 8, the band will perform it live in its entirety on September 5.
Alvvays: Antisocialites (September 8, Polyvinyl/Transgressive)
Antisocialites is the second album from Canadian indie-pop band Alvaays, following their 2014 self-titled debut. “This record is a fantasy breakup arc and my life nearly imitated art,” frontwoman Molly Rankin said of the record. Antisocialites features “In Undertow” and “Dreams Tonite.”
Mount Kimbie: Love What Survives (September 8, Warp)
Love What Survives follows Mount Kimbie’s 2013 album Cold Spring Fault Less Youth. The record features King Krule (“Blue Train Line”), James Blake (“We Go Home Together”), Micachu (“Marilyn”), and others.
Zola Jesus: Okovi (September 8, Sacred Bones)
Zola Jesus returns to Sacred Bones with her new release, Okovi. She released her last album, 2014’s Taiga, on Mute. Check out track reviews of “Exhumed,” “Soak,” and “Siphon,” and read Pitchfork’s new interview “Zola Jesus Turns Tragedy into a Torrential Sound on Her New Album.”
Hundred Waters: Communicating (September 14, OWSLA)
Hundred Waters’ new LP, Communicating, follows 2014’s The Moon Rang Like a Bell and a 2015 remix album. The new record includes the previously shared “Particle,” “Blanket Me,” and “Fingers.”
Ariel Pink: Dedicated to Bobby Jameson (September 15, Mexican Summer)
Earlier this year, Ariel Pink teamed up with Weyes Blood to release their collaborative EP Myths 002. Now, he returns with his first solo LP since 2014’s Pom Pom. He’s previewed the album with several singles, including “Another Weekend,“ “Feels Like Heaven,” and “Time to Live.”
Gucci Mane: Mr. Davis (September 15, Guwop Enterprises/Atlantic)
Gucci Mane continues his prolific output with a new album that features Migos, Nicki Minaj, the Weeknd, Big Sean, A$AP Rocky, Schoolboy Q, Monica, Slim Jxmmi, and many others. Mr. Davis follows Droptopwop and his numerous 2016 projects. Revisit Pitchfork’s “Driving Into Gucci Mane’s 2014 Vaults.∏
Hiss Golden Messenger: Hallelujah Anyhow (September 22, Merge)
It hasn’t even been a full year since Hiss Golden Messenger released his last LP, Heart Like a Levee, but singer-songwriter M.C. Taylor returns this year with his latest. He recorded his new project with Megafaun’s Brad Cook, who also contributed bass. “Love is the only way out,” Taylor said in a statement. “I’ve never been afraid of the darkness; it’s just a different kind of light. And if some days that belief comes harder than others, hallelujah anyhow.”
Moses Sumney: Aromanticism (September 22, Jagjaguwar)
Following last year’s Lamentations EP, Moses Sumney’s debut full-length is on the way. So far, he’s shared two tracks from Aromanticism: “Doomed” and “Quarrel.” For the former, he also released a haunting music video showing him submerged in a body of water. Revisit Pitchfork’s 2015 interview with Sumney.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor: “Luciferian Towers” (September 29, Constellation)
Godspeed You! Black Emperor’s latest album features only four tracks, and thus far, they’ve shared the first one: “Undoing a Luciferian Towers.” “We aimed for wrong notes that explode, a quiet muttering amplified heavenward,” the band said in a statement, adding, “We recorded it all in a burning motorboat.”
Kamasi Washington: Harmony of Difference (September 29, Young Turks)
Kamasi Washington’s six-song suite, debuted at the Whitney Biennial, comprises his new Harmony of Difference EP. It follows his massive 2015 album The Epic.
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith: The Kid (October 6, Western Vinyl)
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith released two albums last year: her solo LP EARS and the collaborative Sunergy with Suzanne Ciani. Her new album, The Kid, features “An Intention” and “To Follow and Lead.”b
Kelela: Take Me Apart (October 6, Warp)
Kelela’s debut studio album follows her 2015 EP Hallucinogen. She recently shared a music video for her album’s first single “LMK.” In it, she dons several different personas. Read Pitchfork’s feature “Kelela’s Philosophy of Love.”
Wolf Parade: Cry Cry Cry (October 6, Sub Pop/Universal)
Canadian indie band Wolf Parade are releasing their first full-length album since going on hiatus seven years ago. Cry Cry Cry follows their 2010 LP Expo 86. Last year, they released EP 4—their first new music after reuniting. The band have premiered their first two singles “Valley Boy” and “You’re Dreaming.”
Beck: Colors (October 13, Fonograf/Capitol)
Beck’s last album, 2014’s Morning Phase, won Album of the Year at the Grammys. His next one includes “Up All Night,” “Dear Life,” “Wow,” and “Dreams.”
Kurt Vile / Courtney Barnett: Lotta Sea Lice (October 13, Matador/Marathon Artists)
Following Kurt Vile’s and Courtney Barnett’s acclaimed 2015 albums (b’lieve i’m goin down and Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, respectively), they’ve joined forces for a new collaborative LP. It features the lead single “Over Everything.”
Destroyer: ken (October 20, Merge)
Two years after Poison Season, Dan Bejar returns with a new Destroyer album. ken was produced by Black Mountain’s Josh Wells, who’s drummed for Destroyer since 2012. The album features the lead single “Sky’s Grey.”
Morrissey: Low in High School (November, BMG/Etienne)
It’s been since three years since Morrissey’s last album, World Peace Is None of Your Business, and he returns in November with Low in High School. Few details, including a concrete release date, are known about his next record. The LP was recorded in France’s La Fabrique Studios and Ennio Morricone’s Forum Studios in Rome with producer Joe Chiccarelli. Morrissey will play a one-off show at the Hollywood Bowl on November 10 (which is presumably why his name appeared over an L.A. freeway).
Converge: The Dusk In Us (November 3, Epitaph/Deathwish)
Converge’s follow-up to 2012’s All We Love We Leave Behind is out in November. Vocalist Jacob Bannon said their new music was his “emotional reaction to the complex world in which we live.” So far, the band have shared two singles: “I Can Tell You About Pain”” and “Under Duress.”
Taylor Swift: Reputation (November 10, Big Machine)
Taylor Swift’s 1989 follow-up arrives in November. It features her lead single “Look What You Made Me Do,” which got an accompanying music video that premiered during the VMAs. The clip, which appears to be a commentary in part about Swift’s previous music video personas, broke the YouTube record for the most views in a single day.
Björk hasn’t officially announced her new album beyond the promise that it’s coming “very soon,” though she has described it as her “Tinder record.” Whenever it arrives, the new album will follow 2015’s Vulnicura. Earlier this year, she announced a career-spanning songbook called 34 Scores.
After sparking speculation about a new album with a series of mysterious posters, King Krule shared a new song last month called “Czech One.” The track will be available for purchase on a 7" (backed by another new track, “Dum Surfer”) on September 13 via True Panther/XL. Archy Marshall’s last album as King Krule, 6 Feet Beneath the Moon, came out in 2013.
St. Vincent said that the follow-up to her 2014 self-titled LP is “all about sex and drugs and sadness.” The details are currently unknown, but it’s likely to include her new song “New York” (which recently got an accompanying video). Annie Clark debuted another new song called “LA” at a recent performance, and in an interview, she revealed that the album includes songs called “Hang on Me,” “Smoking Section,” “Sugarboy,” and “Pills.”
09-01
Actress x London Contemporary Orchestra: Audio Track 5 EP [Ninja Tune]
B. Cool-Aid: BRWN [AKASHIK]
The Babe Rainbow: The Babe Rainbow [30th Century]
Bicep: Bicep [Ninja Tune]
Bill Evans: Another Time: The Hilversum Concert [Resonance]
Corbin: Mourn [Wedidit/Kobalt]
Dälek: Endangered Philosophies [Ipecac]
Dedekind Cut: The Expanding Domain [Hallow Ground]
DMX Krew: Strange Directions [Hypercolour]
Harry Nilsson: Popeye OST [Varese Sarabande] [reissue]
Hercules and Love Affair: Omnion [BMG]
Insane Clown Posse: The Great Milenko [Island/UMe] [reissue]
Kyle Hall: Eutrophia Sevan [Wild Oats] [7" single]
LCD Soundsystem: American Dream [Columbia/DFA]
Madeline Kenney: Night Night at the First Landing [Company Records]
Martin Glass: The Pacific Visions of Martin Glass [Kit Records]
Maximum Joy: I Can’t Stand It Here On Quiet Nights: Singles 1981-82 [Silent Street] [reissue]
Mdou Moctar: Sousoume Tamachek [Sahel Sounds]
Mogwai: Every Country's Sun [Temporary Residence]
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark: The Punishment of Luxury [White Noise]
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart: The Echo of Pleasure [Painbow]
Paradise Lost: Medusa [Nuclear Blast]
Repetentes 2008: Boulderball [Future Time]
The Verve: Urban Hymns [Virgin/UMe] [reissue]
09-08
Achim Maerz: Experiments [Don’t Be Afraid] [12" EP]
The Afghan Whigs: Congregation [Sub Pop] [reissue]
The Afghan Whigs: Up in It [Sub Pop] [reissue]
The Afghan Whigs: Uptown Avondale [Sub Pop] [reissue]
Alex Cameron: Forced Witness [Secretly Canadian]
Alvvays: Antisocialites [Polyvinyl]
Angelo Badalamenti: Blue Velvet OST [Fire] [reissue]
Anna of the North: Lovers [+1/Honeymoon]
Antwood: Sponsored Content [Planet Mu]
Bash & Pop: Friday Night Is Killing Me [Omnivore] [reissue]
The Belle Game: Fear/Nothing [Arts & Crafts]
Benoît Pioulard: Lignin Poise [Beacon Sound]
Bus Vipers: Federal Highway [Future Classic]
Carmen Villain: Infinite Avenue [Smalltown Supersound]
Chad VanGaalen: Light Information [Sub Pop]
Charlie Parr: Dog [Red House]
Crys Cole & Oren Ambarchi: Hotel Record [Black Truffle]
D33J: Death Valley Oasis [Anticon]
Death From Above: Outrage! Is Now [Warner Bros./Last Gang]
Deerhoof: Mountain Moves [Joyful Noise]
Dinner: New Work [Captured Tracks]
The Dream Syndicate: How Did I Find Myself Here [Anti]
F ingers: Awkwardly Blissing Out [Blackest Ever Black]
Faith Healer: Try ;-) [Mint]
Flesh World: Into the Shroud [Dark Entries]
Giant Claw: Soft Channel [Orange Milk]
Greg Fox: The Gradual Progression [RVNG Intl.]
Hundred Waters: Communicating
Indian Wells: Where the World Ends [Friends of Friends]
Kassel Jaeger: Aster [Editions Mego]
Kedr Livanskiy: Ariadna [2MR]
Lee Gamble: Mnestic Pressure [Hyperdub]
Lomelda: Thx [Double Double Whammy]
Lunice: CCCLX [LuckyMe]
Mana: Creature [Hyperdub]
Mount Kimbie: Love What Survives [Warp]
The National: Sleep Well Beast [4AD]
Neil Young: Hitchhiker [Reprise] [reissue]
Nosaj Thing: Parallels [Innovative Leisure]
Odesza: A Moment Apart [Counter Records]
Pardoner: Uncontrollable Salvation [Father Daughter]
Partner: In Search of Lost Time [You've Changed]
Pierre Kwenders: MAKANDA at the End of Space, the Beginning of Time [Bonsound]
Princess Nokia: 1992 Deluxe [Rough Trade] [reissue]
Roscoe Mitchell: Discussions Orchestra [Wide Hive]
Shenandoah Davis: Souvenirs [Plume]
Shit and Shine: Some People Really Know How To Live [Editions Mego]
Sparks: Hippopotamus [BMG]
SPELLLING: Pantheon of Me [self-release]
Strange Relations: Editorial [Tiny Engines]
Ted Leo: The Hanged Man [self-release]
Tony Allen: The Source [Blue Note]
Tori Amos: Native Invader [Decca]
Trickfinger: Trickfinger II [Acid Test]
Various Arists: Twin Peaks: The Return (Original Soundtrack) [Rhino]
Walter TV: Carpe Diem [Sinderlyn]
The Waterboys: Out of All This Blue [BMG]
Zola Jesus: Okovi [Sacred Bones]
Zomby: GASP! EP [Big Dada]
09-15
Acetone: 1992-2001 [Light in the Attic] [reissue] [compilation]
Ariel Pink: Dedicated to Bobby Jameson [Mexican Summer]
BIG|BRAVE: Ardor [Southern Lord]
Buy Muy Drugs: Buy Muy Drugs [Ether Jung]
The Cool Kids: Special Edition Grand Master Deluxe [Cake]
Deer Tick: Deer Tick Vol. 1 and Deer Tick Vol. 2 [Partisan]
Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton: Choir of the Mind [Last Gang/eOne]
Fink: Resurgam [Ninja Tune/R'COUP'D]
Foo Fighters: Concrete and Gold [Roswell/RCA]
Galantis: The Aviary [Big Beat]
Geinoh Yamashirogumi: Akira Symphonic Suite [Milan] [reissue]
Gucci Mane: Mr. Davis [Atlantic]
Hope Sandoval & the Warm Inventions: Son of a Lady [Pledge Music]
The Jet Age of Tomorrow: God’s Poop or Clouds? [self-released]
Kiran Leonard: Deveraun Seraun [Moshi Moshi]
Lee Ranaldo: Electric Trim [Mute]
The Lone Bellow: Walk Into a Storm [Sony Masterworks]
L’Rain: L’Rain [Astro Nautico]
Marius: Existence Problem [Pelican Fly]
Michael McDonald: Wide Open [BMG]
Midori Takada & Masahiko Sato: Lunar Cruise [WRWTFWW]
Myrkur: Mareidt [Relapse]
The Necessaries: Event Horizon [Be With] [reissue]
Open Mike Eagle: Brick Body Kids Still Daydream [Mello Music Group]
Prophets of Rage: Prophets of Rage [Fantasy]
Ringo Starr: Give More Love [UMe]
Rostam: Half-Light [Nonesuch]
STILL: I [Pan]
Tony Humphries: Running Back Mastermix [Running Back]
Yasuaki Shimizu: Music for Commercials [Crammed Discs] [reissue] [compilation]
Yusuf / Cat Stevens: The Laughing Apple [Cat-o-Log/Decca]
09-22
Amadou & Mariam: La Confusion [Because Music]
Behind the Shadow Drops: H a r m o n i c [Temporary Residence]
The Blow: Brand New Abyss [self-release]
Chelsea Wolfe: Hiss Spun [Sargent House]
The Clientele: Music for the Age of Miracles [Merge]
Cold Specks: Fool’s Paradise [Arts & Crafts]
Cut Copy: Haiku from Zero [Astralwerks]
Deradoorian: Eternal Recurrence [Anticon]
DJ Python: Dulce Compañia [Incienso]
Eric Copeland: Goofballs [DFA]
Fischerspooner: SIR [Ultra]
Franco Battiato: Fetus, Pollution, and Sulle Corde Di Aries [Superior Viaduct] [reissues]
Godspeed You! Black Emperor: Luciferian Towers [Constellation]
Hiss Golden Messenger: Hallelujah Anyhow [Merge]
The Horrors: V [Wolftone/Caroline]
Howard Ivans: Beautiful Tired Bodies [Spacebomb]
Isaac Hayes: The Spirit of Memphis (1962-1976) [Craft/Stax] [reissue] [compilation]
Jabu: Sleep Heavy [Blackest Ever Black]
Jaws of Love: Tasha Sits Close to the Piano [House Arrest]
John Barera & Will Martin: Polaris [2MR]
Jordan Rakei: Wallflower [Ninja Tune]
The Killers: Wonderful Wonderful [Island]
Laraaji: Bring on the Sun and Sun Gong [All Saints]
The Lemon Twigs: Brothers of Destruction [4AD]
Lily and Horn Horse: Next to Me [Ramp Local]
Lina Tullgren: Won [Captured Tracks]
Linda Perhacs: I’m a Harmony [Omnivore]
Luna: A Sentimental Education [Double Feature]
Luna: A Place of Greater Safety EP [Double Feature]
Macklemore: Gemini [Bendo/ADA]
Mastodon: Cold Dark Place [Reprise]
METZ: Strange Peace [Sub Pop]
Midland: Fabriclive94 [Fabric]
Moses Sumney: Aromanticism [Jagjaguwar]
The Movielife: Cities in Search of a Heart [Rise]
Omni: Multi-task [Trouble In Mind]
Peter Stampfel & the Atomic Meta-Pagans: The Cambrian Explosion [Don Giovanni]
Phoebe Bridgers: Strangers in the Alps [Dead Oceans]
The Rolling Stones: Satanic Majesties Request [ABKCO] [reissue]
RVIVR: The Beauty Between and The Joester Sessions '08-'11 [Don Giovanni] [reissues]
Tricky: ununiform [False Idols/!K7]
Upper Wilds: Guitar Module 2017 [Thrill Jockey]
Van Morrison: Roll With the Punches [Exile/Caroline]
Wand: Plum [Drag City]
Wolves in the Throne Room: Thrice Woven [Artemisia]
09-29
Andrew Weatherall: Qualia [Hoga Nord]
Ben Frost: The Centre Cannot Hold [Mute]
Benjamin Clementine: I Tell a Fly [Capitol]
Cécile McLorin Salvant: Dreams and Daggers [Mack Avenue]
Chain and the Gang: Experimental Music [Radical Elite]
David Bowie: A New Career in a New Town [Parlophone] [reissue box set]
The EFFECTS: Eyes to the Light [Dischord]
Florist: If Blue Could Be Happiness [Double Double Whammy]
Honey: New Moon Judy [Wharf Cat]
IGLOOGHOST: Neo Wax Bloom [Brainfeeder]
Jon Hassell: Dream Theory in Malaya [Glitterbeat]
Kamasi Washington: Harmony of Difference [Young Turks]
Klein: Tommy [Hyperdub]
Lone:DJ-Kicks [!K7]
Macintosh Plus: Floral Shoppe [Olde English Spelling Bee]
Miley Cyrus: Younger Now [RCA]
Palo Duro: Ryou Cannon [30th Century]
Pere Ubu: 20 Years In a Montana Missle Silo [MVD]
Primus: The Desaturating Seven [ATO]
Propagandhi: Victory Lap [Epitaph]
Protomartyr: Relatives in Descent [Domino]
Shania Twain: Now [Mercury Nashville]
Wolf Alice: Visions of a Life [RCA]
The World is a Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid to Die: Always Foreign [Epitaph]
10-06
ABRA: Rose [Ninja Tune]
Alex Lahey: I Love You Like a Brother [Dead Oceans]
Andrew Hung: Realisationship [Lex]
Antwon: Sunnyvale Gardens [self-release]
Blue Hawaii: Tenderness [Arbutus]
Brooklyn Raga Massive: Terry Riley in C [Northern Spy]
Cid Rim: The Material [LuckyMe]
Citizen: As You Please [Run for Cover]
Cults: Offering [Sinderlyn]
Deradoorian: Eternal Recurrence [Anticon]
D.K. / S.K.: D.K. / S.K. [Melody as Truth]
Ducktails: Jersey Devil [New Images]
Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith: The Kid [Western Vinyl]
Kelela: Take Me Apart [Warp]
Kele Okereke: Fatherland [BMG]
Liam Gallagher: As You Were [Warner Bros.]
Mister Heavenly: Boxing the Moonlight [Polyvinyl]
NHK yx Koyxen: Exit Entrance [DFA]
ORB: Naturality [Castle Face]
The Replacements: For Sale: Live at Maxwell's 1986 [Rhino]
Richard Horowitz: Eros in Arabia [Freedom to Spend] [reissue]
Sam Evian: Need You [Saddle Creek]
Tokimonsta: Lune Rouge [Young Arts]
UUUU: UUUU [Editions Mego]
The Weather Station: The Weather Station [Paradise of Bachelors]
Wolf Parade: Cry Cry Cry [Sub Pop]
Ziúr: U Feel Anything [Planet Mu/Objects Limited]
10-13
A. Savage: Thawing Dawn [Dull Tools]
Beck: Colors [Capitol]
Enslaved: E [Nuclear Blast]
Exhumed: Death Revenge [Relapse]
The Front Bottoms: Going Gery [Fueled by Ramen]
King Khan: Murderburgers [Ernest Jenning Record Co.]
Kurt Vile / Courtney Barnett: Lotta Sea Lice [Matador]
Larry Conklin & Jochen Blum: Jackdaw [Tompkins Square] [reissue]
Lawrence Rothman: The Book of Law [Downtown/Interscope]
LUCIANBLOMKAMP: Sick of What I Don't Understand Part 1 [Different]
Melkbelly: Nothing Valley [Wax Nine]
Patrick Cowley: Afternooners [Dark Entries/Honey Soundsystem] [reissue] [compilation]
Special Request: Belief System [Houndstooth]
Spectral Voice: Eroded Corridors of Unbeing [Dark Descent]
Stars: There Is No Love in Fluorescent Light [Last Gang]
Tusks: Dissolve [One Little Indian]
Various Artists: Even A Tree Can Shed Tears: Japanese Folk & Rock 1969-1973 [Light in the Attic] [reissue] [compilation]
RZA Presents: Wu-Tang: The Saga Continues [Entertainment One]
10-20
Bell Witch: Mirror Reaper [Profound Lore]
Bill MacKay & Ryley Walker: SpiderBeetleBee [Drag City]
Bully: Losing [Sub Pop]
Circut des Yeux: Reaching for Indigo [Drag City]
Colleen: A flame my love, a frequency [Thrill Jockey]
Destroyer: ken [Merge]
Earthly: Heart [Bounce Pass]
Emptyset: Skin [Thrill Jockey]
George Michael: Listen Without Prejudice [Columbia/Legacy] [reissue]
Giraffage: Too Real [Counter]
Gökçen Kaynatan: Gökçen Kaynatan [Finders Keepers]
Grandbrothers: Open [City Slang]
Hogni: Two Trains [Erased Tapes]
Jackie Shane: Any Other Way [Numero Group] [reissue] [compilation]
The Jam: In the City, This Is the Modern World, The Polydor Demos: February 1977, and Live 1977 + John Peel Sessions [UMe/Polydor] [reissue box set]
John Carpenter: Anthology: Movie Themes 1974-1998 [Sacred Bones]
Kllo: Backwater [Ghostly]
Lean Year: Lean Year [Western Vinyl]
Makthaverskan: Makthaverkan III [Run For Cover]
Palbomen II: Memories of Cindy [Beats in Space]
Pearls Before Swine: One Nation Underground [Drag City] [reissue]
Radiator Hospital: Play the Songs You Like [Salinas]
SAICOBAB: SAB SE PURANI BAB [Thrill Jockey]
The Smiths: The Queen Is Dead [Rhino/Warner] [reissue]
Sugai Ken: UkabazUmorezU [RVNG Intl.]
Quiet Slang: We Were Babies & We Were Dirtbags [Polyvinyl]
10-27
Bootsy Collins: World Wide Funk [Mascot]
Celestial Trax: Nothing Is Real [PTP]
Curtis Harding: Face Your Fear [Anti/Epitaph]
Daniele Luppi: MILANO [30th Century Records]
John Maus: Screen Memories [Ribbon]
Julien Baker: Turn Out the Lights [Matador]
Plaque Marks: Anxiety Driven Nervous Worship [Learning Curve]
Weezer: Pacific Daydream [Crush]
Willie Nelson: Teatro [Light in the Attic]
11-03
Britney Spears: ...Baby One More Time [Urban Outfitters] [reissue]
Converge: The Dusk in Us [Epitaph]
E Ruscha V: Who Are You [Beats in Space]
James Holden & the Animal Spirits: The Animal Spirits [Border Community]
Lost Horizons: Ojalá [Bella Union]
Shamir: Revelations [Father/Daughter]
U-Men: U-Men [Sub Pop] [compilation]
Walt Wagner: Reworks - Live at Canlis [Sub Pop]
11-10
Hiroshi Yoshimura: Music for Nine Postcards [Empire of Signs] [reissue]
Metallica: Master of Puppets [Blackened] [reissue]
Peter Oren: Anthropocene [Western Vinyl]
Suzanne Ciani: Help, Help, the Globolinks! [Finders Keepers] [reissue]
Taylor Swift: Reputation [Big Machine]
11-17
The Body & Full of Hell: Ascending a Mountain of Heavy Light [Thrill Jockey]
Oh Sees: Memory of a Cut Off Head [Castle Face]
Various Artists: Steven Universe Season 1 (Original Soundtrack) [iam8bit]
TBA
Björk: TBA [TBA]
G-Eazy: The Beautiful and Damned [TBA]
King Krule: TBA [TBA]
Melody's Echo Chamber: Bon Voyage [Rayon Vert]
St. Vincent: TBA [TBA]
The White Stripes: Icky Thump [Third Man] [reissue]
