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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 September Songs of the Month playlist.
Death Cab For Cutie | Atlantic Records
American rock band Death Cab for Cutie return for their best album in years. On Asphalt Meadows the band are revitalised, expanding on their signature sound, recreating the magic of their earlier work. The bands tenth studio album touches on their incredible journey so far, with guitar ballads, stomping percussion and magnificent instrumentals.
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Rina Sawayama | Dirty Hit
For her second studio album, multi-dimensional pop sensation Rina Sawayama brings her flawless sound and vision on Hold the Girl. Rina processes some of the most painful moments of her past, with a beautiful selection of unique and emotional tracks. Influenced by Kelly Clarkson and Taylor Swift, the Japanese–British singer-songwriter rightly takes her place on the pop throne.
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Holy Fawn | Triple Crown Records
Metal band Holy Fawn bring us their second studio album, Dimensional Bleed. The band themselves stated that they were covering “uncharted territory,” with their latest offering, which shifts sideways and requires some patience. While still rooted in black metal and sludge metal, Dimensional Bleed also incorporates elements of electronic music, with dream-like sequences and heart-wrenching melodies.
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The Beths | Carpark Records
New Zealand indie pop band The Beths return for their latest record, Expert In A Dying Field. With sumptuous vocal harmonies, the bands third studio album explores regret and reflection, but is both invigorating and uplifting. Smooth from start to finish, this infectious album, full of hooks, is wonderfully catchy and optimistic.
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Djo | DJO
Taking time out from Stranger Things, Joe Keery (as Djo) releases his second studio album Decide. An aural history of Keery’s late 20s, the funky synth-pop album also draws inspiration from David Bowie, with trippy guitars and groovy production. Full of energy and rhythm, it’s clear that the talented Keery has a bright future ahead of him.
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