The Pitchfork Guide to New Albums, Fall 2018: Thom Yorke, Lil Wayne, Cat Power, More

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 2018, starting with Friday, September 7. (Please note that release dates may change.) To start things off, we’ve highlighted a few particularly notable releases, including albums and EPs by Thom Yorke, Aphex Twin, Cat Power, Spiritualized, Low, Mount Eerie, boygenius, Prince, BROCKHAMPTON, Octavian, Noname, and others.

Joey Purp: QUARTERTHING (September 7, self-released)

Chicago rapper Joey Purp is following his self-released 2016 mixtape iiiDrops with a new project called QUARTERTHING. Executive produced by Nate Fox, Nico Segal and Peter Cottontale, the project includes contributions from GZA, RZA, Ravyn Lenae, and Knox Fortune, among others.

Spiritualized: And Nothing Hurt (September 7, Fat Possum/Bella Union)

Six years after the release of Sweet Heart Sweet Light, Jason Pierce is back with a new Spiritualized album. “I’m a lot older now and in a weird way I think it’s my last record,” he said in autumn 2016. He added in a recent press release, “It was such hard work. I found myself going crazy for so long.” Read Pitchfork’s review of And Nothing Hurt’s “I’m Your Man” and “A Perfect Miracle.”

Octavian: SPACEMAN (September 10, Black Butter)

Octavian’s SPACEMAN mixtape is the London rapper’s first new project since 2017’s Essie World. The 14-track tape does not include his 2018 singles (“100 Degrees,” “Hands,” “Little,” and “Move Me”) or his breakout track “Party Here.” The mixtape cover was created by Armin Druzanovic, Michael Phan, and Virgil Abloh. Read Pitchfork’s track review of SPACEMAN’s “Revenge,” as well as the Rising profile “Octavian Is Shaping the Sound of Rap in 2018—Just Ask Drake.”

Aphex Twin: Collapse EP (September 14, Warp)

When the Aphex Twin logo appeared in cities across the world earlier this year—on buildings in New York City and underground stations in London—Richard D. James’ return appeared imminent. Soon after, he made it official, announcing the Collapse EP and dropping the song “T69 Collapse.” Collapse follows 2016’s Cheetah EP.

Low: Double Negative (September 14, Sub Pop)

Low decamped to Justin Vernon’s April Base studio in Eau Claire, Wisconsin to record their latest album, Double Negative. The follow-up to 2015’s Ones and Sixes was produced by B.J. Burton. Check out Pitchfork’s review of “Disarray” (named Best New Track).

Christine and the Queens: Chris (September 21, Because)

Chris is the second record from Héloïse Letissier, better known as Christine and the Queens. “[Chris] gets to be a bit more exhilarating, because I get to say, okay, I’ve been introduced now,” Letissier said in a statement. “I get to be more confident, and it matches what happened in my life as a woman.” Read the track review of “Doesn’t Matter.”

Mount Eerie: (after) (September 21, P.W. Elverum & Sun)

Recorded at a church in the Netherlands in November 2017, Phil Elverum’s latest release as Mount Eerie is a live album featuring songs from last year’s A Crow Looked at Me and this year’s Now Only. “Does it bring anything new to the songs to hear them in this way? My hope is: yes,” he wrote in a statement. “This is a recording of these ultra-intimate songs living in the real world among people, and of peoples’ wide eyed accepting silence, and clapping.” Read Pitchfork’s profile “Death Is Real: Mount Eerie’s Phil Elverum Copes With Unspeakable Tragedy,” as well as “Love Is Real: On Phil Elverum Marrying Michelle Williams” on the Pitch.

Prince: Piano & A Microphone: 1983 (September 21, Warner Bros.)

Piano & A Microphone: 1983 is an unearthed collection from Prince’s vaults recorded during a rehearsal at his home studio in Chanhassen, Minnesota. The nine-song LP includes solo piano renditions of “Purple Rain,” Joni Mitchell’s “A Case of You,” and “Mary Don’t You Weep.” The latter recording featured prominently in Spike Lee’s latest film, BlacKkKlansman. Spike Lee also directed an extended trailer for the film soundtracked by the song. Read “The Pro-Black Bond Between Spike Lee and Prince” on the Pitch.

Kode9 / Burial: FABRICLIVE 100 (September 28, Fabric)

Burial and Kode9 have come together for the final installment of London nightclub Fabric’s mix series. FABRICLIVE 100 is 74-minutes long. The mix’s announcement also arrived with a rare Burial selfie.

Tim Hecker: Konoyo (September 28, Kranky)

Konoyo is experimental composer Tim Hecker’s first record since 2016’s Love Streams. He recorded the LP during several trips to Japan where he worked with members of the gagaku ensemble Tokyo Gakuso. Check out Pitchfork’s review of Konoyo’s opener “This Life.”

BROCKHAMPTON: Iridescence (September, Question Everything/RCA)

It’s been a real journey toward BROCKHAMPTON’s fourth studio album, now titled Iridescence. Their follow-up to the 2017 SATURATION trilogy was initially teased as a project called PUPPY before allegations of abuse and sexual misconduct against former member Ameer Vann surfaced earlier this year. BROCKHAMPTON kicked Vann out of the group in May, and then appeared on “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” to perform a new song (“Tonya”) and reveal the working album title the best years of our lives. They subsequently released “1999 WILDFIRE,” “1998 TRUMAN,” and “1997 DIANA.” In August, they revealed the new album title Iridescence.

Noname: Room 25 (September, self-released)

Chicago rapper and singer Noname is gearing up to release the follow-up to her 2016 debut Telefone. She has said that the 11-track Room 25 will feature “the homies.”

Cat Power: Wanderer (October 5, Domino)

Wanderer is Chan Marshall’s first Cat Power album since 2012’s Sun. In a statement, Marshall said the album was inspired by “the course [her] life has taken in this journey—going from town to town, with [her] guitar, telling [her] tale; with reverence to the people who did this generations before [her].” Lana Del Rey guests on the track “Woman.”

Phosphorescent: C’est La Vie (October 5, Dead Oceans)

Matthew Houck’s first Phosphorescent album in five years is the self-produced C’est La Vie. The follow-up to 2013’s Muchacho is led by the single “New Birth in New England.” Regarding the album title, Houck told Pitchfork, “It’s life. It’s weird. It’s so grand and huge, it can reduce you into an idiot. What else can you say?” Read the full interview, “Phosphorescent on Parenthood and His First Album in Five Years, C’est La Vie,” on the Pitch.

Empress Of: Us (October 19, Terrible)

Us is the second album from Lorely Rodriguez aka Empress Of. “It’s been a long two and a half years making this project,” she said of the Me follow-up. Read Pitchfork’s review of the single “When I’m With Him,” named Best New Track.

Neneh Cherry: Broken Politics (October 19, Smalltown Supersound/Awal)

Broken Politics is Neneh Cherry’s fifth solo album. The LP, produced entirely by Kieran Hebden (aka Four Tet) was recorded in Woodstock, New York with Hebden, Cherry, and her songwriting partner Cameron McVey. “Maybe politics starts in your bedroom, or your house—a form of activism, and a responsibility,” Cherry said in a statement. “The album is about all of those things: feeling broken, disappointed, and sad, but having perseverance. It’s a fight against the extinction of free thought and spirit.”

Thom Yorke: Suspiria OST (October 26, XL)

Luca Guadagnino, director of Call Me by Your Name, is behind the new reboot of the horror classic Suspiria. Thom Yorke, the frontman of Radiohead and periodic solo artist, has provided that film’s score. The 25-song soundtrack features “Suspirium,” which is as a full-on song with vocals (as opposed to instrumentals like the music of the film’s trailer and clips). Prior to announcing the soundtrack, Yorke discussed how Vangelis’ Blade Runner score inspired him and likened creating the score to “making spells.”

boygenius: boygenius EP (November 9, Matador)

Boygenius is the supergroup comprised of Julien Baker, Phoebe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus. Their first release is a six-song, self-titled EP. In November, Baker, Bridgers, and Dacus will embark on a North American tour together, with each artist performing a solo set. Check out Pitchfork’s Best New Track review of “Me & My Dog.”

The 1975: A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships (TBA, Dirty Hit/Interscope)

The 1975 frontman Matty Healy has said that A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships, the Manchester band’s third album, will arrive this fall. So far, they have shared the singles “Give Yourself a Try,” “Love It If We Made It,” and “TOOTIMETOOTIMETOOTIME.” A Brief Inquiry follows 2016’s I like it when you sleep, for you are so beautiful yet so unaware of it.

Childish Gambino: TBA (TBA, Wolf+Rothstein/RCA)

In spring 2017, Donald Glover announced that he would be releasing one final album under the Childish Gambino moniker. “I think endings are good because they force things to get better,” he later said in an interview. So far this year, Glover has released three new songs: “This Is America,” “Feels Like Summer,” and “Summertime Magic,” which is the first official single from his next record—the follow-up to 2016’s Grammy-nominated “Awaken, My Love!” He recently fanned the flames of new music rumblings by sending fans two unfinished tracks (“Algorhythm” and “All Night”) ahead of his North American tour.

Lil Wayne: Tha Carter V (TBA, Universal)

After settling two longstanding lawsuits against Birdman and Cash Money in June, Lil Wayne has teased the possibility of finally releasing his long-delayed album, Tha Carter V. It’s allegedly Wayne’s final installment in the Carter series, following 2011’s Tha Carter IV. Read “Lil Wayne’s Long Road to Tha Carter V” on the Pitch.

SOB x RBE: GANGIN II (TBA, SOB X RBE/Empire)

SOB X RBE—the Bay Area rap quartet of Yhung T.O., Slimmy B, Lul G, and DaBoii—released their album Gangin this past February. They recently revealed that its sequel, GANGIN II, is “coming soon.” Check out the track review for their single “Vibes.”

September

09-07

• ADULT.: THIS BEHAVIOR [Dais]
• Alice Coltrane: Spiritual Eternal—The Complete Warner Bros. Studio Recordings [Real Gone] [compilation] [reissue]
• Amnesia Scanner: Another Life [PAN]
• Ava Luna: Moon 2 [Western Vinyl]
• The Blaze: DANCEHALL [Animal63/Sony Music UK/RCA]
• Bob Seger & The Last Heard: Heavy Music: The Complete Cameo Recordings 1966-1967 [ABKCO] [compilation] [reissue]
• Chilly Gonzales: Solo Piano III [Gentle Threat]
• CLUTCH: Book of Bad Decisions [Weathermaker]
• Eric Bachmann: No Recover [Merge]
• G Perico: GUESS WHAT? EP [So Way Out]
• Grateful Dead: Road Trips Vol. 4 No.1—Big Rock Pow-Wow ‘69 [Real Gone Music]
• Ipek Gorgun: Ecce Homo [Touch]
• JEFF the Brotherhood: Magick Songs [Dine Alone]
• Jesse Harris: Aquarelle [Secret Sun]
• Joey Purp: QUARTERTHING [self-released]
• Kilo Kish: MOTHE EP [Blacksmith]
• L7: Hungry for Stink [Real Gone Music]
• Lenny Kravitz: Raise Vibration [BMG]
• MAGIC!: Expectations [RCA]
• Masego: Lady Lady [Island]
• Mirah: Understanding [Absolute Magnitude]
• mmph: Serenade EP [Tri Angle]
• MNEK: Language [Capitol]
• Mothers: Render Another Ugly Method [ANTI-]
• Oliver Coates: Shelley’s on Zenn-La [RVNG Intl.]
• The O’My’s: Tomorrow [Haight Brand]
• Paul McCartney: Egypt Station [Capitol]
• Paul Simon: In the Blue Light [Legacy]
• Seinabo Sey: I’m a Dream [Universal]
• Slowthai: Runt EP [Method]
• Soft Cell: Keychains & Snowstorms: The Soft Cell Story [Universal Music Catalogue] [box set]
• Spiral Deluxe: Voodoo Magic [Axis]
• Spiritualized: And Nothing Hurt [Fat Possum/Bella Union]
• Steven A. Clark: Where Neon Goes to Die [Secretly Canadian]
• $uicideboy$: I Want to Die in New Orleans [G59/Caroline]
• Swamp Dogg: Love, Loss and Auto-Tune [Joyful Noise]
• Teleman: Family of Aliens [Moshi Moshi]
• Waxahatchee: Great Thunder EP [Merge]
• ZHU: Ringos Desert [Mind of a Genius]

09-10

• Octavian: SPACEMAN [Black Butter]

09-14

• 6LACK: East Atlanta Love Letter [LVRN/Interscope]
• Alejandro Escovedo: The Crossing [Yep Roc]
• Aphex Twin: Collapse EP [Warp]
• Asleep at the Wheel: New Routes [Bismeaux]
• The Beta Band: The Three EPs [Because] [reissue]
• Black Belt Eagle Scout: Mother of My Children [Saddle Creek]
• Blitzen Trapper: Furr: Deluxe Edition [Sub Pop] [reissue]
• Brandon Coleman: Resistance [Brainfeeder]
• Capital Punishment: Roadkill [Captured Tracks] [reissue]
• Carrie Underwood: Cry Pretty [Capitol Nashville]
• Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes: Reissue Trilogy [Anthology Recordings] [reissue]
• The Chills: Snow Bound [Fire]
• Daniel T.: Heliotrope [Cascine]
• David Guetta: 7 [What A Music LTD/Parlophone/Big Beat/Atlantic]
• Dilly Dally: Heaven [Dine Alone]
• The Dirty Nil: Master Volume [Dine Alone]
• Dizzee Rascal: Don’t Gas Me EP [Dirtee Stank/Island]
• Emma Louise: Lilac Everything [Liberation/Awal]
• Fred Thomas: Aftering [Polyvinyl]
• Future Generations: Landscape [Frenchkiss]
• Good Charlotte: Generation Rx [MDDN/BMG]
• The Goon Sax: We’re Not Talking [Wichita]
• Guerilla Toss: Twisted Crystal [DFA]
• Hawkwind: Road to Utopia [Cherry Red]
• Howard: Together Alone [Fashion People]
• Jóhann Jóhannsson: Mandy OST [Lakeshore/Invada]
• Jungle: For Ever [XL]
• Knife Knights: 1 Time Mirage [Sub Pop]
• Lee Hazlewood: Cruisin’ for Surf Bunnies [Light in the Attic]
• Liza Anne: Dreams EP [Arts & Crafts]
• Low: Double Negative [Sub Pop]
• Lyrics Born: Quite a Life [Mobile Home]
• Marc Ribot: Songs of Resistance 1948-2018 [Anti-]
• Night Shop: In the Break [Woodsist/Mare]
• Orbital: Monsters Exist [ACP]
• Paul Weller: True Meanings [Parlophone/Warner Bros.]
• Richard Thompson: 13 Rivers [New West]
• Sandro Perri: In Another Life [Constellation Records]
• Sarah Davachi: Gave in Rest [Ba Da Bing!]
• Sextile: 3 EP [Felte]
• Thrice: Palms [Epitaph]
• Tony Bennett / Diana Krall: Love Is Here to Stay [Verve/Columbia]
• We Were Promised Jetpacks: The More I Sleep the Less I Dream [Big Scary Monsters]
• Willie Nelson: My Way [Legacy]

09-19

• MHD: 19 [Motown]

09-21

• Ash Koosha: Return 0 [Realms]
• Beak>: >>> [Invada/Temporary Residence]
• Brocker Way: Wild Wild Country OST [Western Vinyl]
• Carl Broemel: Wished Out [Stocks in Asia/Thirty Tigers]
• Christine and the Queens: Chris [Because]
• Constant Mongrel: Living in Excellence [La Vida Es Un Mus]
• Drew McDowall: The Third Helix [Dais]
• The Field: Infinite Moment [Kompakt]
• Hawkwind: Road to Utopia [Cherry Red]
• Jevon: Judas EP [XL]
• Josh Groban: Bridges [Reprise]
• Joyce Manor: Million Dollars to Kill Me [Epitaph]
• Liars: Titles With the Word Fountain [Mute]
• Lonnie Holley: MITH [Jagjaguwar]
• Macy Gray: RUBY [Artistry]
• Metric: Art of Doubt [MMI/Crystal Math]
• Mount Eerie: (after) [P.W. Elverum & Sun]
• Mountain Man: Magic Ship [Nonesuch/Bella Union]
• Mutual Benefit: Thunder Follows the Light [Transgressive]
• Prince: Piano & A Microphone: 1983 [Warner Bros.]
• Richard Reed Parry: Quiet River of Dust Vol. 1 [ANTI-/Epitaph]
• Ryan Hemsworth: Elsewhere [Secret Songs/Last Gang]
• Sha La Das: Love in the Wind [Dunham]
• Suede: The Blue Hour [Warner Music]
• SUMAC: Love in Shadow [Thrill Jockey]
• Supersuckers: Suck It [Steamhammer]
• Villagers: The Art of Pretending to Swim [Domino]
• Voivod: The Wake [Century Media]

09-25

• Bikini Kill: The Singles [Bikini Kill] [reissue]

09-28

• Alt-J: REDUXER [Canvasback/Atlantic]
• Bitchin Bajas: Rebajas [Drag City] [reissue]
• Bliss Signal: Bliss Signal [True Panther/Profound Lore]
• Cher: Dancing Queen [Warner Bros.]
• Cypress Hill: Elephants on Acid [BMG]
• Dillon Francis: Wut Wut [IDGAFOS]
• Exploded View: Obey [Sacred Bones]
• GØGGS: Pre Strike Sweep [In the Red]
• Haruomi Hosono — Hosono House and Cochin Moon [Light in the Attic] [reissue]
• Jay Som / Justus Proffit: Nothing’s Changed [Polyvinyl]
• Jlin: Autobiography [Planet Mu]
• Joe Strummer: Joe Strummer 001 [Ignition] [reissue]
• John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City [Drag City]
• The Joy Formidable: AARTH [Seradom]
• Keith Ape: Born Again EP [88rising/Empire]
• Lala Lala: The Lamb [Hardly Art]
• Logic: YSIV [Def Jam]
• Loretta Lynn: Wouldn’t It Be Great? [Legacy]
• Marissa Nadler: For My Crimes [Bella Union/Sacred Bones]
• Marsha Ambrosius: NYLA [Human Resources/Entertainment One]
• Maxwell: Embrya [Sony Music’s Certified Classics] [reissue]
• Mike Simonetti: Solipsism (Collected Works 2006-2013) [2MR]
• Mount Kimbie: DJ-Kicks [!K7]
• Mudhoney: Digital Garbage [Sub Pop]
• Nick Cave & the Bad Seed: Distant Sky – Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Live in Copenhagen EP [Bad Seed Ltd]
• Nile Rodgers & CHIC: It’s About Time [Virgin EMI]
• Peter Bibby: Grand Champion [Spinning Top]
• Pixies: Come on Pilgrim…It’s Surfer Rosa [4AD] [reissue]
• Rod Stewart: Blood Red Roses [Republic]
• Roosevelt: Young Romance [City Slang]
• Sam Phillips: World on Sticks [Littlebox]
• Soft Cell: The Singles — Keychains & Snowstorms [Universal Music Catalogue] [compilation]
• Stereolab: Aluminum Tunes [Switched on Volume 3] [Duophonic UHF Disks] [reissue]
• Stereolab: Refried Ectoplasm [Switched on Volume 2] [Duophonic UHF Disks] [reissue]
• Stereolab: Switched On [Duophonic UHF Disks] [reissue]
• Tim Cohen: The Modern World [Sinderlyn]
• Tim Hecker: Konoyo [Kranky]
• Tom Petty: An American Treasure [Reprise] [box set]
• Various Artists: Rick and Morty OST [Adult Swim/Sub Pop]
• Viagra Boys: Street Worms [YEAR0001]

October

10-05

• Adrianne Lenker: abysskiss [Saddle Creek]
• Atmosphere: Mi Vida Local [Rhymesayers]
• Behemoth: I Loved You at Your Darkest [Metal Blade]
• Cat Power: Wanderer [Domino]
• Cursive: Vitriola [15 Passenger]
• David Nance Group: Peaced and Slightly Pulverized [Trouble in Mind]
• Death Valley Girls: Darkness Rains [Suicide Squeeze]
• Echo & the Bunnymen: The Stars, The Oceans & The Moon [BMG]
• Electric Six: Bride of the Devil [Metropolis Records]
• Fucked Up: Dose Your Dreams [Merge]
• Ghostface Killah: The Lost Tapes [Holy Toledo Productions/Daupe! Media/Cleopatra/X-Ray Records]
• Haerts: New Compassion [Arts & Crafts]
• High on Fire: Electric Messiah [Entertainment One]
• Jerusalem in My Heart: Daqa’iq Tudaiq [Constellation]
• John Lennon: Imagine—The Ultimate Collection [Geffen/UMe] [reissue]
• Kristin Hersh: Possible Dust Clouds [Fire]
• KT Tunstall: WAX [Rostrum]
• Lindsey Buckingham: Solo Anthology — The Best of Lindsey Buckingham [Rhino] [compilation]
• Madeline Kenney: Perfect Shapes [Carpark]
• Marie Davidson: Working Class Woman [Ninja Tune]
• Matt Nathanson: Sings His Sad Heart [Acrobat]
• mewithoutYou: [Untitled] [Run for Cover]
• Molly Burch: First Flower [Captured Tracks]
• Mueller_Roedelius: IMAGORI II [Grönland]
• Nathan Bowles: Plainly Mistaken [Paradise of Bachelors]
• Petite Noir: La Maison Noir / The Black House [Roya]
• Pilar Zeta: Moments of Reality [Ultramajic]
• Phosphorescent: C’est La Vie [Dead Oceans]
• Ron Gallo: Stardust Birthday Party [New West]
• Sam Wilkes: WILKES [Leaving]
• Steve Perry: Traces [Fantasy]
• Swearin’: Fall Into the Sun [Merge]
• Timmy’s Organism: Survival of the Fiendish [Burger]
• Tokyo Police Club: TPC [Dine Alone]
• Various Artists: A Star Is Born OST [Interscope]
• Windhand: Eternal Return [Relapse]

10-12

• Anna St. Louis: If Only There Was a River [Woodsist/Mare]
• Basement: Beside Myself [Fueled by Ramen]
• Calvin Johnson: A Wonderful Beast [K]
• Charalambides: Tom and Christina Carter [Drawing Room Records]
• Colter Wall: Songs of the Plains [Young Mary’s/Thirty Tigers]
• Connan Mockasin: Jassbusters [Mexican Summer]
• Daniel Brandt: Channels [Erased Tapes]
• Dave Davies: Decade [Red River/Green Amp]
• David Bowie: David Bowie Loving the Alien (1983-1988) [Parlophone] [box set] [reissue]
• The Dodos: Certainty Waves [Polyvinyl]
• Elvis Costello & The Imposters: Look Now [Concord]
• Eric Clapton: Happy Xmas [Bushbranch/Surfdog]
• The Helio Sequence: Keep Your Eyes Ahead: Deluxe Edition [Sub Pop] [reissue]
• Jaako Eino Kalevi: Out of Touch [Weird World]
• Jerry Paper: Like a Baby [Stones Throw]
• John Grant: Love Is Magic [Partisan/Bella Union]
• Kim Kashkashian: J.S. Bach Six Suites for Viola Solo BWV 1007-1012 [ECM]
• Laraaji / Arji OceAnanda / Dallas Acid: Arrive Without Leaving [Flying Moonlight]
• Los Campesinos!: Hold On Now, Youngster… [Wichita] [reissue]
• Los Campesinos!: We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed [Wichita] [reissue]
• Matthew Dear: Bunny [Ghostly]
• Preacherman: Universal Philosophy [Luaka Bop] [reissue]
• Primal Scream: Give Out But Don’t Give Up: The Original Memphis Sessions [Sony Music] [reissue]
• Sick Thoughts: Sick Thoughts [Goner]
• The Skiffle Players: Skiff [Spiritual Pajamas]
• Tom Morello: The Altas Underground [Comandante]
• The Watson Twins: DUO [The Orchard/Think Indie]
• William Basinski / Lawrence English: Selva Oscura [Temporary Residence]
• Young Jesus: The Whole Thing Is Just There [Saddle Creek]
• Yowler: Black Dog in My Path [Double Double Whammy]

10-19

• CAVE: Allways [Drag City]
• Cloud Nothings: Last Building Burning [Carpark]
• The Cranberries: Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can’t We? [Island/UMe] [box set]
• Disturbed: Evolution [Reprise]
• Dua Lipa: Dua Lipa – Complete Edition [Warner Bros.]
• Empress Of: Us [Terrible]
• Farao: Pure-O [Western Vinyl]
• Frank Sinatra: Frank Sinatra Sings for Only the Lonely (60th Anniversary Edition) [Capitol/UMe/Frank Sinatra Enterprises] [reissue]
• Geotic: Traversa [Ghostly]
• Jimmy Urine: EURINGER [Metropolis]
• John Carpenter: Halloween OST [Sacred Bones]
• Minus the Bear: Fair Enough EP [Suicide Squeeze]
• MØ: Forever Neverland [Columbia/Chess Club/RCA Victor]
• Neneh Cherry: Broken Politics [Smalltown Supersound]
• Papercuts: Parallel Universe Blues [Slumberland]
• Peter Bjorn and John: Darker Days [INGRID]
• R.E.M.: R.E.M. at the BBC [Craft]
• Richard Ashcroft: Natural Rebel [BMG]
• Various Artists: Bohemian Rhapsody OST [Virgin Universal/Hollywood]
• Will Oldham: Songs of Love and Horror [Drag City]
• Yoko Ono: Warzone [Chimera]

10-26

• Antarctigo Vespucci: Love in the Time of E-Mail [Polyvinyl]
• Apollo Brown / Joell Ortiz: Mona Lisa [Mello Music Group]
• Blondie: Heart of Glass EP [Numero Group] [reissue]
• Boy George & Culture Club: Life [BMG]
• Carbonas: Your Moral Superiors: Singles and Rarities [Goner] [reissue]
• Daughters: You Won’t Get What You Want [Ipecac]
• Dean Wareham / Cheval Sombre: Dean Wareham Vs. Cheval Sombre [Double Feature]
• Devon Church: We Are Inextricable [Felte]
• Julia Holter: Aviary [Domino]
• The Kinks: The Kings Are the Village Green Preservation Society [BMG] [reissue]
• Saves the Day: 9 [Rude/Equal Vision]
• Shad: A Short Story About a War [Secret City]
• SRSQ: Unreality [Dais]
• This Mortal Coil: Blood [4AD] [reissue]
• This Mortal Coil: Filigree & Shadow [4AD] [reissue]
• This Mortal Coil: It’ll End in Tears [4AD] [reissue]
• Thom Yorke: Suspiria OST [XL]
• Ty Segall: Fudge Sandwich [In the Red]

November

11-01

• Sun Kil Moon: This Is My Dinner [Caldo Verde]

11-02

• Bill Ryder-Jones: Yawn [Domino]
• Charles Mingus: Jazz in Detroit / Strata Concert Gallery / 46 Seldon [BBE/180 Proof]
• David Allred: The Transition [Erased Tapes]
• Dead Can Dance: Dionysus [[PIAS]]
• Gabby’s World: Beast on Beast [Yellow K]
• Kelly Moran: Ultraviolet [Warp]
• King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: 12 Bar Bruise [Flightless] [reissue]
• King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Eyes Like the Sky [Flightless] [reissue]
• King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Float Along—Fill Your Lungs [Flightless] [reissue]
• King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Oddments [Flightless] [reissue]
• King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: Willoughby’s Beach EP [Flightless] [reissue]
• Metallica: …And Justice for All [Blackened] [reissue]
• The Prodigy: No Tourists [Take Me to the Hospital/BMG]
• Tenacious D: Post-Apocalypto [Columbia]

11-09

• BEAST: Ens [Thrill Jockey]
• boygenius: boygenius EP [Matador]
• Charles Bradley: Black Velvet [Dunham/Daptone]
• J Mascis: Elastic Days [Sub Pop]
• Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra: The Capitol Studios Sessions [Decca]
• Laura Jane Grace and the Devouring Mothers: Bought to Rot [Bloodshot]
• Meg Baird and Mary Lattimore: Ghost Forests [Three Lobed]
• Maisha: There Is a Place [Brownswood]
• Muse: Simulation Theory [Warner Bros.]
• Public Memory: Demolition [Felte]
• Various Artists: Unusual Sounds: The Hidden History of Library Music Various Artists [Anthology Recordings]

11-13

• Method Man: The Meth Lab II: The Lithium’ [Hanz On Music Entertainment (H.O.M.E.)/ONErpm]

11-16

• Joseph Shabason: Anne [Western Vinyl]

11-23

• Laibach: The Sound of Music [Mute]

January

01-18

• Lost Under Heaven: Love Hates What You Become [Mute]
• The Twilight Sad: IT WON/T BE LIKE THIS ALL THE TIME [Rock Action]

March

03-01

• Mark Kozelek / Donny McCaslin / Jim White: Mark Kozelek With Donny McCaslin and Jim White [Caldo Verde]

TBA

• The 1975: A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships [Dirty Hit/Interscope]
• 2 Chainz: Rap or Go to the League [Def Jam]
• BROCKHAMPTON: Iridescence [Question Everything/RCA]
• Childish Gambino: TBA [Wolf+Rothstein/RCA]
• Chromatics: Dear Tommy [Italians Do It Better]
• DJ Khaled: Father of Asahd [We the Best/Epic]
• EARTHGANG: Mirrorland [Dreamville]
• Everything Is Recorded: 8AM EP [XL]
• Georgia Anne Muldrow: TBA [Brainfeeder]
• Jeremih / Ty Dolla Sign: MihTy [Def Jam]
• Kamaiyah: Don’t Ever Get It Twisted [Interscope]
• Kamaiyah: Woke [self-released]
• Kodie Shane: TBA [Epic]
• Kurt Vile: TBA [Matador]
• Lil Pump: Harverd Dropout [Tha Lights Global/Warner Bros.]
• Noname: Room 25 [self-released]
• Quavo: Quavo Huncho [Quality Control/Motown/Capitol]
• Sheck Wes: MUDBOY [Interscope/Cactus Jack/G.O.O.D. Music]
• SOB X RBE: GANGIN II [SOB X RBE/Empire]
• Swizz Beatz: Poison [Epic]