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Our top picks of the latest albums to listen to every month, from pop to rap to rock. Our top choices this month will be a great addition to anyone’s record collection.
We have picked out our favourite songs from the albums below. Check out our November Songs of the Month playlist.
Spirit World Field Guide
Aesop Rock | Rhymesayers
New York rapper Aesop Rock brings us his latest and eight studio album Spirit World Field Guide. Acting as a survival guide through another world, Aesop Rock becomes the narrator speaking of hallucinations and survival tips as we are transported through his alternative dimension.
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Twisted
Marina Kaye | PIAS Recordings
In the third album from French singer/songwriter Marina Kaye, she delves into her own mind exploring love, fear, anger, revenge and passion in this deeply personal album mixed with powerful vocals.
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Lamentations
William Basinski | Temporary Residence
American composer William Basinki releases another album of intoxicating ambient experiences, that feel vintage and fresh all at the same time.
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Tunng Presents...DEAD CLUB
Tunng | Full Time Hobby
English band Tunng drums up another experimental album DEAD CLUB, a concept album about death and grief. Don’t let that put you off, as its takes on those subjects with light and gentle folktronic beats.
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Always In My Head
APRE | Universal Music
In an incredibly ear-catching style, English alternative band APRE releases it’s debut album Always In My Head. Its summer party vibes will cheer up any of those winter blues, and may even get you dancing with the addictive tunes.
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Starting Over
Chris Stapleton | UMG Recordings
Releasing his fourth solo album Starting Over, country superstar Chris Stapleton brings a fresh collection of southern soul, classic rock and sentimental ballads to his new embodiment of Americana.
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I’ll Probably Be Asleep
Hachiku | Marathon Artists
Melbourne based Hachiku (aka Anika Ostendorf) releases her debut album I’ll Probably Be Asleep, filled to the brim with dreamy escapist indie pop. Layered with a ton of ambience, Hachiku’s breathy vocals will send you into sleepy world.
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Return
Katy J Pearson | PIAS Recordings
Moving on from her duo band with her brother, Bristolian Katy J Pearson’s Return acts as a debut-comeback album all in one. Bring folk vibes from America’s south, her fast paced tracks conjure images of driving along a lonely dusty highway.
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Hey u x
BENEE | Republic Recordings
Best known for the early 2020 song Superlonely, Kiwi alternative artist BENEE releases her first album Hey u x. Waving between alt-rock to hip hop to house, BENEE displays a smorgasbord of talents in her debut.
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Notes from Vinegar Hill
Herman Dune | YAYA TOVA
With 14 studio albums under their belt, Swedish-French indie rock band Herman Dune’s latest album features an endearing old fashioned collection of dusty vignettes from the golden state.
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