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The most exciting releases of the season ahead.
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This summer, just about every A-list musician released an album.
If we learned anything from the experience, its that we are finally out of artists to write about.
Thank you for your time.
Though this summer was unusually stacked, theres still plenty more good stuff coming.
Check out some highlights below, followed by a full schedule.
Further reason is the new, Four Tetproduced single, Kong.
Boygenius,BoygeniusEP(11/9)Its dangerous to throw the term supergroup around.
If youre looking for bummer jams to soundtrack your fall, you might stop looking right away.
Each song is a devastating jewel.
September
9/6
Hozier,Nina Cried PowerEPA new one from the IrishTake Me to Churchsinger-songwriter.
Kravitz has saidof his first album in four years.
Waxahatchee,Great ThunderEPAfter three fuzz-rock albums, Katie Crutchfield goes acoustic on six new songs.
You probably shouldnt expect him to go pop, though.
Carrie Underwood,Cry PrettyThe country-pop American Idol takes her first shot at co-producing on her sixth record.
Willie Nelson,My WayAn album of Sinatra covers?
Now, theres a novel idea.
Josh Groban,BridgesOn his first album in three years, Groban croons in four languages.
Fucked Up,Dose Your DreamsThe Toronto hardcore sextet adds strings, courtesy of violinist-arranger Owen Pallett.
(It sounds weird, but David Byrnes Luaka Bop label rarely misses.)
11/9
J Mascis,Elastic DaysThe prolific Dinosaur Jr leader returns with his third solo album.
Laura Jane Grace & the Devouring Mothers,Bought to RotThe Against Me!
front woman debuts with her acoustic-rock trio.
