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October 14
Conor Oberst – Ruminations
The Bright Eyes frontman will release his first solo album in two years. The last album Oberst worked on was with his punk influenced group Desaparecidos. With Ruminitions, he returns to the sound that Bright Eyes fans are used to. Many of the album’s tracks are driven by piano and acoustic guitar. This is a must listen for old school Oberst fans.
Dillinger Escape Plan – Dissociation
Kings of Leon – Walls
Moby and the Void Pacific Choir – These Systems Are Failing
Much of Moby’s latest project brings in more of an influence from rock or punk than electronica or house. Anyone who knows Moby shouldn’t be surprised, considering his history with The Vatican Commandos. With several tracks already released as music videos, listeners can check out a good chunk of this album before it hits the stores.
Two Door Cinema Club – Gameshow
Various Artists – Say Yes! A Tribute to Elliott Smith
October 21
American Football – American Football
Crocodiles – Dreamless
Hooton Tennis Club – Big Box of Chocolates
NxWorries – Yes Lawd!
Anderson .Paak and Knxwledge team up to form the hip hop group NxWorries. The sound is a mixture of jazz influenced instrumental hip hop, reminiscent of Flying Lotus or Kaytranada, and the smooth flow that has given Anderson .Paak a good amount of credibility in hip hop lately.
Spirit Club – Slouch
Tanya Tagaq – Retribution
Throat singing isn’t usually the first thing listeners put on the stereo, but with Tanya Tagaq, younger audiences are being introduced to an ancient form of performance. Tagaq combines the traditional singing style with electronic instruments and guest musicians. The new album includes a rap from fellow Canadian, Shad. Tagaq, an Aboriginal native of Canada, has been nominated for Juno awards, the 2014 Polaris Music Prize, and has won numerous Aboriginal music awards.
The Radio Dept. – Running Out of Love
October 28
CRX – New Skin
CRX is the new side project from The Strokes’ Nick Valensi. Nick describes the band’s sound as a mix of power pop and heavy metal.
Empire of the Sun – Two Vines
Helmet – Dead to the World
The Pop Group – Honeymoon On Mars
Written by: Tip Crowley