10 New Albums You Need to Hear in September

Good news for music lovers: there’s a wealth of new releases in September, and a lot of them look pretty fine indeed — so much so that it was more difficult than usual to prune our regular monthly selection of the best upcoming releases back to just 10 selections. But we’re a discipline bunch here, so we’ve restrained our urges and pared down our wishlist — the result is what you’ll find after the jump, the 10 records that Flavorpill’s most looking forward to getting hold of this month. What’s on your shopping list?

HTRK – Work (work, work)

Release date: September 5

This London-based Australian group are one of our favorite bands, and it’s particularly heartening to see them return given the tragedy they’ve endured over the last 18 months (founding bassist Sean Stewart committed suicide in March last year). Their new album is a dark and thoroughly intoxicating piece of work, exploring themes of dominance and submission, all set to the sound of echo-laden beats and narcotized synth pads. We really, really like it — and recommend it thoroughly.

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Howling Bells - The Loudest Engine is released on September 12.

I agree with Justine this is why I'm sharing the new online app for musicians, known or not! http://www.dmmcompany.com/

I still have the Discipline Bunch debut 7-inch

right on martin! couldn't (in fact, didn't) have said it better myself.

i dig some of the stuff but i think you could include artists that don't already have other publications writing about them. just found a couple bands i dig- architecture- when we were young widowspeak- gun shy

Sad selection...sorry guys but you are definitely not taste makers. Pick any band from the Nordics and they will have much more interesting sound than what you are recommending here. Work harder in finding good music, don't just ride the hipster wave.

There's another must hear album called "Celestial Electric" by am & Shawn Lee! Its super refreshing, not depressing. Www.amandshawnlee.com

must be a slow month. or, all the kool folks are still on vacay. this list blows.....big time.

st vincent - strange mercy laura marling - a creature i dont know although i dont think the latter artist has hit the states yet

Damn. I love you Flavorwire, I do. But these selections, wow. If this were a titled compilation likely names might include...I dunno, Music to Slit Your Wrists By? or maybe Kill Me Now Before This Lyrical Dreck Does? or possibly Boring or Annoying; Take Your Pick.

I have to say, there's nothing I'm more excited about this September than the new Ladytron and Kasabian albums. Neither one has ever done anything less than epic. Ladytron, Gravity The Seducer Kasabian, Velociraptor

In my pointless opinion, Girls-Father, Son, Holy Ghost should get a more prominent mention. Like them or not, these guys are already important and barring any weird break-up/tragedy, will continue to make important music for some time to come

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  1. [...] goodness — there’s the new Drums record, which we included in our recent round-up of albums you really should be listening to in September, along with albums from St Vincent, Laura Marling, M83, and the ever-lovely Gui Boratto. Click [...]

  2. [...] to hear over the next four weeks — and just for posterity, this doesn’t include the albums we covered last month which had their release dates sneakily pushed back (yes, Zola Jesus and Björk, we mean you). [...]

  3. [...] Flag Bowery Ballroom, 10:30pm We nominated Wild Flag’s self-titled debut as one of our albums you needed to hear in September. We hope you’ve followed our advice by now, because it [...]