New Music Fridays – September 6, 2019

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New Music Friday Playlist – September 6, 2019

And we are back! It’s September, though based on the heat outside, you wouldn’t guess summer was supposed to be ending!

The albums we’ve decided to start our month listening to are wildly different, but should make for an interesting Fall. African desert rock group Tinariwen, British rocker Barns Courtney and Detroit punk legend Iggy Pop will be bringing their new tunes to our ears this next week, creating a mesh of strange moods.

Young British rocker Sam Fender (who is playing Los Angeles’ The Troubadour at the end of the month) has dropped another fantastic single to create an even more deafening buzz around himself. For you indie fans, you’re in luck cause Andrew Bird, Belle & Sebastian and M83 all have new songs out now. And if you’re an old-school CA punk, check out the latest cut from Lagwagon‘s upcoming new album.

Also find new singles from blink-182, Tegan and Sara, the Avett Brothers and Foster the People!

Sample below, and follow our NMF Playlist above!

ALBUMS:

TinariwenAmadjar

Iggy PopFree

Barns Courtney404

EPS:

Death Cab for CutieThe Blue EP

SONGS:

Sam Fender – Borders

Andrew Bird – Manifest

M83 – Temple of Sorrow

Belle & Sebastian – This Letter

Lagwagon – Surviving California

blink-182 – I Really Wish I Hated You

Tegan and Sara – Hey, I’m Just Like You

Editors – Black Gold

Joseph – Green Eyes

The Avett Brothers – Bang Bang

Foster the People – Pick U UP

Fink – Bloom Innocent

Greta Van Fleet – Always There

The Milk Carton Kids – The Only Ones / I Meant Every Word I Said

John Mayer – Carry Me Away

King Princess – Ain’t Together

Francis and the Lights – Take Me to the Light

Flora Cash – Missing Home

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