Albums in Stores – Oct. 9th, 2020

Some solid releases this week.

Touche Amore - Lament
Supercrush - Sodo Pop
Machine Drum - A View Of U
Sub Focus & Wilkinson - Portals
Future Islands - As Long as You Are
Mat Zo - Illusion Of Depth

 

Touché all day!

 

Yep just Touche for me this week!

 

Hundredth new album is out today. Can't wait to give it a spin.

Also Seahaven are back! New single out and new album announced. So stoked about this.

 

also

Kiiara
vérité
Emmy the Great
REASON

 

Get Dead - Dancing with the Curse
Surprised to not see this on the list! Awesome punk album with a good mix of ska, folk, punk, hardcore and even hip hop. Best thing Fat Wreck has released in years.

 

Albums/EP:
Touché Amore
Hundredth
The Bunny The Bear
Bloom EP
Bloodbather EP
Sarchasm
The Most
Sleepdealer/Sleepy Dog

Singles:
Thief Club
Plini
Dragged Under
Sincere Engineer
Exit
Balancing the Different
Aviations
Ocean Grove (acoustic)
I Love Your Lifestyle
The Casket Lottery
Spare Parts for Broken Hearts
A Scent Like Wolves
156/Silence
Kitsune

Here’s a handy Spotify playlist of the above: RR 10-9, a playlist on Spotify

 

Touché Amoré all weekend and likely the rest of the year. What an album.

 

mostly just singles on my radar this week:
Tennis
Kevin Devine
Skeleton Club
Dave Hause & Laura Stevenson
Anderson Paak
Lykke Li

 

Nowhere near as stacked as the last two weeks but still pretty damn busy!

Touché Amoré
Future Islands
METZ
Slow Pulp
Supercrush
Alexia Avina
Emmy the Great
Cut Worms
Mary Lattimore
Machinedrum
Hundredth
Mat Zo
The Goodbye Party
Mina Tindle
Lucia & the Best Boys EP
Joesef EP

 

The new Brothers Osborne album is fantastic. The best guitar playing I’ve heard on a record this year.

 

Brothers Osborne
Future Islands
Get Dead
Touche Amore
Hundredth
Emmy the Great (my daughter's name is Emmy so I have to check this out)

Will see what other recs you great people have over the course of the day.

 

I knew I had heard their name but hadn't really checked them out. I'm really enjoying this album a lot so far! Thanks for the rec.

 

Singles: Jhene Aiko, Bebe Rexha ft Doja Cat, Bea Miller, Sasha Sloan, Lil Wayne ft Gudda Gudda & HoodyBaby, SAINt JHN, Trippie Redd, YUNGBLUD, Greta Van Fleet, Juicy J ft NLE Choppa, Goldinger, Boys of Fall, Young Culture, Thief Club, Arms Akimbo, ROLE MODEL, Like Moths to Flames

Albums
Hundredth
Touche Amore
Travis
Future Islands
The Bunny The Bear
Bloom EP
Still have like 10 albums from last week to catch up on, sheesh

 

Well I've been so excited for new TA, but I'm waiting to stay in bed with my heapdhones at night to premiere it properly. Right now I'm at work and starting off with new METZ and it's awesome as well!

 

Seahaven was a huge surprise! Has anybody enjoyed that single though? I'm not sure what to think yet

 

Darlingside album is definitely worth a listen if you’re into vocal harmonies and/or the new Fleet Foxes album

 

Checking Out:

Future Islands
Travis
Touché Amore
Hundredth - thanks @Jellyfish had no clue this was out today
Brothers Osborne - @Craig Manning your rec's usually land with me

 

Angie McMahon – Piano Salt
Touché Amoré – Lament

Forgot about Mina Tindle after her very good s/t EP from 2011, so I’ll be checking out her new album & whatever she’s put out since. Also still going heavy on last week’s Bartees Strange record.

 

Touche Amore
Venom Prison
Hundredth (I always forget they exist and forgot they switched their sound)

 

I know @cshadows2887 and I have talked about how much the past couple Brothers Osborne records bring it in the guitar solo department.

 

Now that you say that he may have told me to listen to Pawn Shop and I don't think it clicked but it's a light week so I'll give them another go.

 

Touche and Venom Prison

 

This is pretty immediately my favorite thing they've ever done, so maybe you'll enjoy it more. I think on Pawn Shop they were still kind of hedging the bets of the kind of band they wanted to be (really this raucous, loud bar band with a lot of musicality) and trying to deliver something that could be palatable to a mainstream Nashville audience. They shed a little bit of that on the last album, playing around with different textures and influences outside of the country space, and they definitely do a lot of it this time, with a bunch of hopping across time signatures and some weirder, proggier experiments with their music. Lyrically, it's also just really smart and frequently funny.