Music News: Full album release schedule for October

As a seasoned music aficionado with decades of earworm-filled memories under my belt, let me tell you that October is shaping up to be a veritable treasure trove for audiophiles like myself! The air may be cooling and the leaves changing colors, but the music scene is heating up faster than a turntable on high speed.


Prepare, music enthusiasts! The holiday shopping rush is just around the corner, bringing its usual intensity. A sign of this comes from the numerous October album releases we’re seeing.

It’s quite probable that you can find a musical record as a gift for almost anyone on your list. In fact, bands like The Offspring and Halsey are releasing new albums soon too!

To assist you in determining how much you should set aside weekly for purchasing specific albums in October, here’s a rundown of the upcoming releases:

Full album release schedule for October

October 4

I’m deeply connected with A Place to Bury Strangers and their Synthesizer vibes.

Every week in October is just as long as any other. It might seem so because we’re edging towards Christmas. It’s about that time to pick up some tapes for your festive tree decorations. Are you considering getting the latest Coldplay album? Will it sell well, though? Their last album which surpassed 400,000 sales in either the UK or USA was back in 2015.

October 11

Babii – DareDevil2000: Braveheart – BoldOne

1st: The latest album by Linda Lindas is a must-have in your collection.

October 18

American Football: Gridiron Sports in the USA

Despite not having extensive knowledge about Joe Jonas’s latest album, one can only speculate that it might be filled with cover songs from artists like Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby. Given the title of the album, it seems to suggest a different genre than what we typically associate with metal music.

Among these collections, you’ll find records by artists who have had exceptional moments in the past, though they may not be currently at the peak of their success. Artists such as Minoque, Jennifer Hudson, and MC5 are worthy of admiration and financial support, so consider purchasing their albums.

October 25

Amyl and the Sniffers – Cartoon Darkness (Album Title)

As a seasoned gamer with a heart for music, let me tell you – this week is shaping up to be quite the musical extravaganza! Ben Folds, one of my all-time favorites, is dropping his first Christmas album, and I’m already clearing some space on my playlist. And just take a peek at who else is joining in the festivities: Halsey, Kelsea Ballerini, The Pixies, and Tears for Fears! With such an eclectic mix of artists, I reckon streaming services might struggle to keep up with the demand. I can hardly wait to see how these collaborations turn out!

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2024-09-30 13:00