The Blasting Company – Over the Garden Wall (Mutant)
The beloved animated series’ soundtrack returns on colored vinyl, bringing its eerie folk songs, old-time melodies and storybook atmosphere back to the turntable.
BODEGA – All Inside Aquarium (Chrysalis)
The Brooklyn art-rock band opens up its wiry post-punk sound with a more melodic, emotionally direct set of songs. The vinyl edition includes a 20-page lyric and artwork booklet.
Cabaret Voltaire – CODE (2026 Remaster) (Mute)
The Sheffield electronic pioneers’ 1987 album returns with a remaster from the original tapes, restoring its mix of synth-pop, industrial rhythm and mechanistic funk. Available on marble vinyl and as a deluxe three-CD set.
Cameron Winter – Live at Carnegie Hall (Partisan / Play It Again Sam)
The Geese frontman revisits Heavy Metal at the piano in this recording of his December 2025 Carnegie Hall performance, including three previously unheard compositions. Independent stores get an exclusive deep red double-vinyl edition.
Claire Cronin – The Bruise (Orindal / A Moth Object)
Cronin’s heavy folk songs draw on doom-metal atmosphere and drone, surrounding her voice and guitar with unsettling textures. It’s an intimate, haunted collection for listeners drawn to slowcore and folk horror.
claire rousay – on holding (quality sounds ltd)
The composer turns recordings from her European and UK travels into five pieces of piano, electronics and everyday sound. Released digitally and on limited CD, it also launches her own label.
Dawn Richard – Creole Culture (Merge)
Richard celebrates her New Orleans roots through an adventurous blend of R&B, soul, hip-hop and jazz. The album completes the trilogy begun with New Breed and Second Line, with guests including Big Freedia and Durand Bernarr.
Fatima Al Qadiri – 3TWI (عتوي) (Hyperdub)
This four-track EP reimagines West Asian folk-dance traditions through club production and a queer perspective, with vocal contributions from Bobo Secret, Lama3an and Gumar. The digital release arrives October 9; vinyl is scheduled to ship around October 30.
Fu Manchu – In Search Of… (30th Anniversary Edition)
The Southern California band’s 1996 stoner-rock staple returns in a red-and-blue vinyl anniversary edition. Its fuzz-heavy riffs and rolling grooves make it a natural pick for the heavy-rock racks.
Girl Ultra – RRRomeo (Big Dada)
The Mexican singer and producer teams with Chromeo for a set that mixes R&B, synth-pop, house and analog funk, treating romance as a form of rebellion. The album arrives digitally October 9, with the label listing magenta vinyl for October 23.
HAAi – DIGITiSE (Mute)
Inspired by her all-night DJ sets, HAAi follows HUMANiSE with ten tracks built for the dancefloor. The album explores human connection in a digital world through club rhythms and collaborations that include a Colombian children’s choir.
Jeremiah Chiu – Edge Conditions (International Anthem)
Chiu brings modular synthesizers and drum machines into conversation with live percussion, strings, horns and field recordings. Guests include Marta Sofia Honer, Patrick Shiroishi, Takako Minekawa and Marquis Hill.
Jess Williamson – A Mile South of Heaven (New West)
Produced by Shooter Jennings, Williamson’s new album places her unguarded voice in a richer setting rooted in classic country. Its twelve songs bring together Nashville grit and the warmth of Laurel Canyon songwriting.
John Prine – Found Dogs (Oh Boy)
This archival collection gathers demos, acoustic performances, alternate takes and five previously unreleased recordings from the Lost Dogs & Mixed Blessings era. Following its limited Record Store Day vinyl release, it reaches a wider audience with an October 9 CD and digital release.
JPEGMAFIA – Experimental Rap (JPEG Mafia, LLC)
JPEGMAFIA’s abrasive, genre-crossing production brings punk and rock energy into experimental hip-hop. This week’s double-vinyl release includes an indie-exclusive white pressing with an alternate cover.
more eaze – valley and structure (Thrill Jockey)
Composer and multi-instrumentalist mari rubio expands repeating musical figures into shifting arrangements of strings, electronics and ensemble sound. The physical edition is a limited CD release, with a small number also including a score booklet.
ovrkast. – STRIKING (Three Times Louder)
The Oakland rapper and producer delivers twelve tracks featuring guests including Joey Bada$$, MAVI, Samara Cyn and Niontay. Advance single “KNOCK” brings Samara Cyn and MAVI together on the record.
Peach Pit – Sweet FA (10th Anniversary Edition) (Legacy Recordings)
The Vancouver indie band’s debut EP returns on vinyl with new anniversary artwork. Its four tracks include “Peach Pit,” “Seventeen,” “Drop the Guillotine” and the title song.
pushbike – Little Bastard EP (The Bird Records / spinning sister)
The Exeter band packs scrappy emo, noisy guitars and power-pop hooks into four songs recorded with Jack Ogborne. Limited 10-inch vinyl and cassette editions accompany the release.
Remi Wolf – Mud (Island)
Wolf’s third album trades tightly assembled studio pop for a warmer, more spacious sound built around live playing and shared sessions. The indie-exclusive edition pairs metallic smoke vinyl with alternate artwork.
Shiner – The Y Section (Spartan)
The Kansas City band collects rarities, unreleased material and overlooked tracks from more than 25 years of its catalog. A heavy, hazy cover of My Bloody Valentine’s “Only Shallow” anchors the set.
The Tallest Man on Earth – Just Beyond Endless Mountain (ANTI-)
Kristian Matsson returns with eleven songs written and produced under his own hand. Advance tracks “Colors,” “Overboda” and “Deliver Me From Trying” introduce the Swedish songwriter’s latest collection.
Teenage Fanclub – Do Not Dare To Dream (Merge)
The Scottish band’s thirteenth album pairs ringing guitars and warm harmonies with calmly resolute songwriting. An indie-exclusive opaque orange pressing accompanies the standard vinyl, CD and cassette editions.
Todd Snider – My Second Rodeo (Aimless / Thirty Tigers)
Ten songs from Snider’s final burst of studio work were completed using the detailed recordings and notes he left behind. The collection carries his offbeat humor and reflective songwriting into a fuller country setting.
Troye Sivan – She’s the Best (Tokky’s Music / Interscope)
The Australian pop singer returns with a thirteen-track album led by “Party” and its title song. “She’s the Best” reflects on the comfort and safety he found in women’s company growing up.
Twin Temple – Doomed Lovers (Pentagrammaton)
The duo expands its Satanic doo-wop sound with lush orchestration and touches of countrypolitan, working with producer Shooter Jennings. Their third album explores devotion and grief through darkly romantic songs.
Type O Negative – October Rust (Rocktober 2026 Edition)
The gothic-metal band’s 1996 album returns as a two-disc picture-disc set. Peter Steele’s deep vocals, foggy keyboards and dark romanticism make this a fitting October reissue.
Vince Guaraldi Trio – A Charlie Brown Christmas (Original Jazz Classics) (Craft Recordings)
Guaraldi’s enduring Peanuts soundtrack gets its first Original Jazz Classics edition on 180-gram vinyl. “Linus and Lucy,” “Skating” and “Christmas Time Is Here” remain as inviting as ever, whether approached as holiday music or a jazz-trio classic.