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NEW RELEASE ROUNDUP: Six Must-Listen Albums In Stores Today 10/4/19

October 4, 2019 Albumism Staff

It’s NEW MUSIC FRIDAY and our ears are all aflutter here at Albumism HQ as we dig in to today’s bevy of notable new albums hitting stores as we speak. While our trusted scribes may end up penning reviews for some of these albums, we want to be sure to shine a light their way in the meantime.

So we encourage you to take some time today and throughout this weekend to check out the new offerings by Angel Olsen, Danny Brown, RuthAnne, The Avett Brothers, DIIV and MIKA. Also be sure to check out our review of Wilco’s Ode To Joy and our interview with Kelsey Waldon, whose new album White Noise/White Lines arrives today.

And as always, if you like what you hear, be sure to support the artists by purchasing their albums at your music retailer of choice. Happy Listening!

ANGEL OLSEN | All Mirrors
Jagjaguwar


DANNY BROWN | uknowhatimsayin¿
Warp

RuthAnne | Matters Of The Heart
The Other Songs


THE AVETT BROTHERS | Closer Than Together
Republic


DIIV | Deceiver
Captured Tracks


MIKA | My Name Is Michael Holbrook
Mika/Republic

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