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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.
Marnie Stern | Joyful Noise Recordings
A regular in the 8G Band, American musician Marnie Stern returns after a long hiatus for The Comeback Kid, her fifth studio album. Tearing up the guitar over hard rock riffs, mixed with sweet melodies, her latest record is a statement of intent, with electrifying urgency and energy. Stern said “I want to empower people to not be so homogenous and go against the grain a little bit.” Stern’s long-anticipated follow-up cements her as a master of her craft.
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Ian Sweet | Polyvinyl Records
Vulnerability, despair, and remorse are just some of the themes covered in Sucker, the fourth album from Jillian Medford. On Medford's fourth outing as Ian Sweet, the Californian indie rocker sings about pain and heartbreak, on her most intimate batch of songs she’s ever written. Dreamlike synths, haunting guitars, and elegant choruses make it all come alive, as Medford relieves all of her aching. It’s an adventurous record, full of hope and self-realisation.
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Hotline TNT | Third Man Records
New-age shoegaze band Hotline TNT follow up on Nineteen in Love with Cartwheel, their engrossing second studio album. The Brooklyn-based indie rockers mix drum-and-bass beats with gentle guitars, but with just enough grit to stick to their signature pulsing sound. With clear influences from The Replacements and My Bloody Valentine, their latest record is warm, radical, and expressive - but best of all, it's pure noise.
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Tkay Maidza | 4AD
Australian rapper Tkay Maidza introduces Sweet Justice, her confident second studio album. When discussing her creative vision, Maidza said “Sweet Justice was a way for me to channel my emotions from what I've experienced in the last two years”. High-profile collaborators don’t cause any distraction, with Maidza more than holding her own. Assured, well layered and relentless, Maidza is at the top of her game, as Sweet Justice demands your full attention.
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King Creosote | Domino Recording Co
I Des is Scottish independent singer-songwriter King Creosote’s incredible fiftieth studio album. The indie folk veteran is jubilant on his latest venture, and marks Kenny Anderson's first release as King Creosote in seven years. The DIY pop voyager is ever-evolving, a quarter of a century since his self-inflicted coronation. Kenny offers up a beautiful collection of tracks that reflect on life, death, the universe, art and love. I Des, is a wonderfully sombre listen.
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